Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Our new ward!
Since mid-November going to church has been tough because of traveling and moving and being out of town. Today we finally got to go to our ward here in Utah! I love it! I have been wanting to be in a regular family ward for a long time and now we have it. We had an awesome sacrament program given by the special needs mutual group! It was really nice :) We went to Sunday school and to Relief Society and Priesthood and met a few new people. It is a nice stable and consistent ward :) We're pretty excited about it! :) yay yay yay!
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Hawaii Journal :)
Well I have had this written for a while and I was waiting to put pictures up with it but I would have to scan a bunch, so I'll just edit them in later so I can get this part done :)
***Please note - this blog is like my journal....so a lot of it is just stuff for my benefit :) I'll enjoy reading this much more than you will I am sure! hahahha***
This is what we did in Hawaii!! -
Day 1: Our flight in - Sunday
Cody finished up his finals and projects 3 days early so we had the chance to go to Boise a few days before our flight. Katie and Sha showed up on Friday. This is about the same time that Katie had picked up some sickness before she came up and was feeling terrible. Saturday morning Katie and Cody’s mom, Shelley, went to the doctor to see what was wrong with Katie. The doctor tested Katie for Mono, which she tested positive for within 5 minutes of putting it in. When they got home and advised us that Katie was highly contagious I busted out my hand sanitizer and began avoiding any form of contact with Katie. We woke up at 4:10 a.m. to finish packing make sure we had everything we needed and head to the Boise airport. Cody’s family friends came and picked us up and the 6 of us piled in a suburban. It was snowing pretty heavily and we were worried that our flight would be delayed. Luckily, our flight was only delayed by 40 minutes and we were able to fly up to Seattle. The plane that we flew in was old, loud, and shook the entire way. I was terrified of it and it made me feel sick the entire hour and however much longer it took to get up there. When we finally landed in Seattle we walked in found a bathroom and then immediately started our flight to Honolulu, HI. That flight felt like it was forever. It was almost 6 hours long. Much to long for our taste. Began our landing in Honolulu and there was something wrong! It was really bumpy, dark, and WET. We got off the plane and by the time we walked to the terminal we were soaked! We made it to our car rental and while waiting for Cody’s Dad and Grandmpa to figure out arrangements, Cody’s Grandmother and I kept moving our luggage as to avoid the huge puddles forming everywhere - and rising. We rented a pretty nice Buick with a leather interior. After about 10 minutes of pure confusion in our Condo parking lot we found our space and finally went up to our rooms. They were pretty nice. We had a kitchen, washer and dryer, and a balcony. Our bed was the kind that folds up into the wall which was pretty cool. We were starving so we got off and locked for the first local Hawaiin cuisine we could find. I think it was called the Big Kahuna. It was pretty good stuff and only a block away from where we were at.I of course ate my favorite, a Kaula pig sandwich with BBQ sauce on the side. We got home and then crashed. It was still pouring.
Day 2: Monday - Siblings
We decided to split up and go on an adventure. It as still raining off and on but it was very warm. Cody, Katie, Sha, and I walked down to Waikiki beach to check out the surf and so Sha and Katie could see the beach for the first time. We stepped into the water and it was really cold at first. We found a crab in some sand bags and while I was bending over looking at him I got blasted up my side with ocean water. It was pretty funny. We walked up the beach a while and went to an over look point. Some of the locals and braver boogie boarders were jumping of this place into the swelling ocean! We talked with a nice local man who told us a bit about his life and his apartment. He gave us directions to eat at a local restaurant called Rainbow and where a good Shave Ice shack was. We first walked farther to get Shave Ice but couldnt find it. We back tracked and in that time the rain started again! It didn’t matter anymore that I was half soaked by ocean, because by then we were dripping wet before we got into the Rainbow shelter. Cody ordered a teriyaki burger which was really cheap and I got the Lunch plate that came with fish and BBQ pork, rice, and macaroni salad. It was really really good! The presentation wasn’t amazing, but that was ok. We walked home passing a library for the blind and disabled which we thought was pretty cool.
Day 3: Tuesday - Polynesian cultural Center
Did I mention we were driving 2 different cars? We also had 2 GPS’s. The problem is nobody bothered to sync them. So, pretty much everywhere we went we had one car going on direction and the other going someway else. This is how we traveled to the cultural center. Cody’s dad, sisters, and Grandmother went along the coast of the island. We drove through the center and then went around back to the coast. We beat them by about 5 minutes. On the way up we stopped at a shack on the side of the road selling fresh bananas, pineapple, passion fruit, little feather men who ward off evil spirits, and coconut. We bought the little warding of spirits man, I finally got to eat my first fresh off the tree banana, ate some coconut, tried some passion fruit (which I did not like one bit) and had some fresh Hawaii pineapple. It was great!
At the cultural center we were given a tour around by a guy named Greg who had too long of a last name to remember. We went to some shows that we had seen 3 years ago, but this time we got to go to the Ahi’ Luau ! The luau was fun, but the food was more fun. Cody’s sisters tried poi (this purple starchy paste stuff) for the first time and poke (combination of raw fish with soy and stuff). I ate a ton of Kaula pig and they had the sweet vinegar cucumbers that I have been looking for for years! We had sweet taro rolls which were good (and purple). Katie didn’t like them because she tried the Poi Paste and hated it.
Cody and I bought some decorations for our bathroom in the new place It is going to be Hawaiian theme. I will put up pictures when we have it all finished.
By the end of the evening we were all really pooped. We got home at 10 and I think I fell asleep maybe 10 minutes later.
Day 3: Wednesday - shopping
Shelley heard about a big local farmers market type thing going on at the Aloha stadium. (Did you know Aloha means love?) Shelley, Katie, Sha, and myself went there to look at the local vendors. We soon found out that these vendors were not “local” per say, but mostly from China. We bought some fun things there for cheap price, had Chinese ladies get mad at us because we wouldn’t buy their product, and walked around in our first really sunny day of Hawaii.
Day 4: Hanuma Bay - Thursday
We woke up at 7:30, met at Cody’s family’s place by 8:30 and were at the Bay by 9. It was packed. We were blessed with yet another sunny day in Oahu. We waited in line for probably 45 muntes before we got tickets to go into the bay and then we had to watch a 15 minute video. We walked to the far side of the bay at first because there was no one over there. We soon found out it was because that side was covered in sharp coral in very shallow water. We moved closer to the huge cround and began our snorkeling adventure. We saw a big school of silver fish, really big blue fish, a pink and sea green fish, sea annenomoes, crabs and coral, an angel fish, a Humuhumunukunukuapua'a (the Hawaii state fish) and some big redish fish that crushed coral with its mouth like nothing. I got to use my underwater camera. It was really nice this time. The current wasn’t super strong and we were able to swim out farther and easier over coral to see more fish. I loved it there.
After the bay we went to hunt for food. We went back to the first cheap restaurant that Cody and I went to on our honeymoon. We’ve nick named it “apostasy”. It wasn’t a bad place mind you, but the bible versus written on the walls were kind of funny. Some were in Hawaiian slang which made us laugh. After some more Kaula pig and a really good chocolate milk shake, we went to another beach with bigger waves. Cody, Katie, Sha and Cody’s dad (Kelly), all played in the waves. It started to get cold and late so we went home.
Day 5: Pearl Harbor - Friday
Cody and I never got to go to Pearl Harbor when we were in Oahu for our honeymoon. Admission was free and so was the admission to see the Arizona Memorial! Grandpa Killpack showed us some interesting things along the way to a submarine we go t to go inside of. Grandpa Killpack served in the Navy and worked in subs for a lot of his career. Admission to get into the sub was $10 a person. We got a photo right before entering which was later printed to be on the front page of a replica of the news paper on the Dec. 7th Pearl Harbor attack. Grandpa gave us a thorough tour of the submarine. I don’t know how 60 to 70 men could possibly live in one of those things. Being inside for maybe 20 minutes made me feel very claustrophobic because it was so stuffy and there were maybe 20 people touring at the same time. To get out of the thing was SO nice. After the sub tour we went to a short presentation about what happened when the Japanese attacked and why they attacked. We learned about the attack and what survived and what didn’t. After the movie we all loaded onto a small boat (very quietly, people were pretty reverent after that movie) and headed over to the Arizona Memorial. You could see the top of the highest parts of the ships and buoy marked the ship from end to end. Even though the ship has been under water since the 1960’s there was still oil seeping from it.
After we were finished looking around Pearl Harbor we left to Costco. I bought myself a Christmas crab and Cody’s mom and Grandparents bought what would be for Christmas dinner.
Cody and I ate at a restaurant just a block away from our Condo. It was more of a Tai restaurant, which was ok. Cody ordered some pork chops and I ordered Sweet Pineapple Shrimp Curry. It was pretty good for curry food, which I haven’t had very often.
Day 6: Christmas - Saturday
Christmas day! This Christmas was definitely different. No Christmas trees. No presents. No Christmas lights. We did have a Christmas candy. I called my family to wish them a merry Christmas. We all got ready and packed up to go to the beach where we saw some pretty good sized waves to swim in. Cody, his sisters, and his dad played in the waves which were big enough to crash on someone making them fall flat in their face. I think this was the day they convinced me to go into the water. I went in, it was up to my neck, which is very brave for me by the way. I was out for maybe 5 minutes. Cody helped me time and lift over the waves. I got pummeled by one and flipped over somehow, so I was ready to quit. After getting to the beach (not gracefully) I called it a day. Cody insisted on swimming out further, which made me really nervous, and then finally the wind came and made us cold on the beach. The sun was covered by clouds again. We all came home. The parents made dinner. I soaked in the hot tub. It was pretty fun.
Day 7: Sunday - hiked the Diamond head
We woke up pretty late if I remember right? We found out grandpa got sick with what we thought was food poisoning.
It was fairly cool outside, mostly over cast. We decided today would be a good day to hike the Diamond head! I am not sure what I was expecting, but I wasn’t expecting a difficult hike. It wasn’t SUPER difficult, like pro style, but it was hard. My calves cramped up half way up pretty bad and I had to take a break. I almost died when I saw the stairs going straight up. I should have taken a picture of those suckers. When we got to the top it was nice. There were a lot of people, which is annoying, but to say we went up it is pretty cool. The way down was much easier than the way up, as always.
Day 8: Monday - ate at Tiki’s went for drive to north shore and had shrimp at Giovannies Shrimp Shack
We woke up and left to go to the north shore. I was sick this day. I had a really bad head ache and my throat was all swollen. I really thought I was getting mono. After cursing Katie because she got me sick, we left on our way (Katie actually didn’t get me sick…she was innocent!!). We drove through a major rainstorm, we categorized it as a monsoon. The rain was so thick you couldn’t see the road at some points and we were worried about hydroplaning. We made it to the Dole Pineapple plantation and caught a break from the rain. We saw the world’s largest maze and all kinds of different pineapples. We went on the train ride where I saw baby bananas, mangos, star fruit, sugar cane, coco plant, and of course, a ton of pineapple plants (without pineapples sadly). We learned that it takes 20 months for a pineapple to be ready to harvest. We tried pineapple ice cream, not sorbet. It was really creamy! After that we hunted for Mom’s dream, garlic shrimp at the Giovanni’s shrimp shack. We passed a bunch of shrimp farms and mom was scared we would never find it! Finally we got there. Cody and I shared lemon butter shrimp and a garlic hot dog, and mom finally got her garlic shrimp! They served roasted garlic over top of white rice. It was really good.
It started raining again so we all decided to go back home. Cody and I went and ate at the Tiki Grill finally. Cody ordered some really good parmesan crusted chicken breast that came with noodles and a creamy sun dried tomato sauce. I had my last authentic Hawaiian food. I finally tried a Lau Lau. Lau lau is pork or fish wrapped up in a Taro leaf. I do not like the way the Taro leaf smells at all. I am glad I learned that. It had my favorite, kaula pig. It also had rice with a pepper and parsley topping. On the side was a salmon poke with tomato and onion. There was a tuna poke I think with soy sauce, garlic, and onion. Also there was a sweet mashed taro which is kind like mashed potato and it is purple. To put on top of it was a type of coconut pudding. It was really good! It was fun to eat there, they gave us a free post card. We also got a banana chocolate milk shake called Funky Monkey. It came in a tiki cup and we got to keep it! Over all, a good fun dinner!
Last day: Flight home
We woke up early, packed up, and left for the air port. The line to get through security were really long. We hung out for a while and finally got on our flight home. The flight seemed soo much shorter the way back than it did on the way there. We got into Seattle and hung out there for a while. We ate Ivars clam chowder. My sickness got a little worse, but it was clear I did not have mono. I was sneezing and having to blow my nose a lot which was sick. I got a massage at the air port. It was amazing. We got home at like 11:30 at night Boise time.
I was happy to come home. I was ready to come home and I am really glad we were able to go to Hawaii again I think I am done with the Island of Oahu. I am hoping that someday we will go to Maui or the Big Island. Over all it was really awesome trip!
***Please note - this blog is like my journal....so a lot of it is just stuff for my benefit :) I'll enjoy reading this much more than you will I am sure! hahahha***
This is what we did in Hawaii!! -
Day 1: Our flight in - Sunday
Cody finished up his finals and projects 3 days early so we had the chance to go to Boise a few days before our flight. Katie and Sha showed up on Friday. This is about the same time that Katie had picked up some sickness before she came up and was feeling terrible. Saturday morning Katie and Cody’s mom, Shelley, went to the doctor to see what was wrong with Katie. The doctor tested Katie for Mono, which she tested positive for within 5 minutes of putting it in. When they got home and advised us that Katie was highly contagious I busted out my hand sanitizer and began avoiding any form of contact with Katie. We woke up at 4:10 a.m. to finish packing make sure we had everything we needed and head to the Boise airport. Cody’s family friends came and picked us up and the 6 of us piled in a suburban. It was snowing pretty heavily and we were worried that our flight would be delayed. Luckily, our flight was only delayed by 40 minutes and we were able to fly up to Seattle. The plane that we flew in was old, loud, and shook the entire way. I was terrified of it and it made me feel sick the entire hour and however much longer it took to get up there. When we finally landed in Seattle we walked in found a bathroom and then immediately started our flight to Honolulu, HI. That flight felt like it was forever. It was almost 6 hours long. Much to long for our taste. Began our landing in Honolulu and there was something wrong! It was really bumpy, dark, and WET. We got off the plane and by the time we walked to the terminal we were soaked! We made it to our car rental and while waiting for Cody’s Dad and Grandmpa to figure out arrangements, Cody’s Grandmother and I kept moving our luggage as to avoid the huge puddles forming everywhere - and rising. We rented a pretty nice Buick with a leather interior. After about 10 minutes of pure confusion in our Condo parking lot we found our space and finally went up to our rooms. They were pretty nice. We had a kitchen, washer and dryer, and a balcony. Our bed was the kind that folds up into the wall which was pretty cool. We were starving so we got off and locked for the first local Hawaiin cuisine we could find. I think it was called the Big Kahuna. It was pretty good stuff and only a block away from where we were at.I of course ate my favorite, a Kaula pig sandwich with BBQ sauce on the side. We got home and then crashed. It was still pouring.
Day 2: Monday - Siblings
We decided to split up and go on an adventure. It as still raining off and on but it was very warm. Cody, Katie, Sha, and I walked down to Waikiki beach to check out the surf and so Sha and Katie could see the beach for the first time. We stepped into the water and it was really cold at first. We found a crab in some sand bags and while I was bending over looking at him I got blasted up my side with ocean water. It was pretty funny. We walked up the beach a while and went to an over look point. Some of the locals and braver boogie boarders were jumping of this place into the swelling ocean! We talked with a nice local man who told us a bit about his life and his apartment. He gave us directions to eat at a local restaurant called Rainbow and where a good Shave Ice shack was. We first walked farther to get Shave Ice but couldnt find it. We back tracked and in that time the rain started again! It didn’t matter anymore that I was half soaked by ocean, because by then we were dripping wet before we got into the Rainbow shelter. Cody ordered a teriyaki burger which was really cheap and I got the Lunch plate that came with fish and BBQ pork, rice, and macaroni salad. It was really really good! The presentation wasn’t amazing, but that was ok. We walked home passing a library for the blind and disabled which we thought was pretty cool.
Day 3: Tuesday - Polynesian cultural Center
Did I mention we were driving 2 different cars? We also had 2 GPS’s. The problem is nobody bothered to sync them. So, pretty much everywhere we went we had one car going on direction and the other going someway else. This is how we traveled to the cultural center. Cody’s dad, sisters, and Grandmother went along the coast of the island. We drove through the center and then went around back to the coast. We beat them by about 5 minutes. On the way up we stopped at a shack on the side of the road selling fresh bananas, pineapple, passion fruit, little feather men who ward off evil spirits, and coconut. We bought the little warding of spirits man, I finally got to eat my first fresh off the tree banana, ate some coconut, tried some passion fruit (which I did not like one bit) and had some fresh Hawaii pineapple. It was great!
At the cultural center we were given a tour around by a guy named Greg who had too long of a last name to remember. We went to some shows that we had seen 3 years ago, but this time we got to go to the Ahi’ Luau ! The luau was fun, but the food was more fun. Cody’s sisters tried poi (this purple starchy paste stuff) for the first time and poke (combination of raw fish with soy and stuff). I ate a ton of Kaula pig and they had the sweet vinegar cucumbers that I have been looking for for years! We had sweet taro rolls which were good (and purple). Katie didn’t like them because she tried the Poi Paste and hated it.
Cody and I bought some decorations for our bathroom in the new place It is going to be Hawaiian theme. I will put up pictures when we have it all finished.
By the end of the evening we were all really pooped. We got home at 10 and I think I fell asleep maybe 10 minutes later.
Day 3: Wednesday - shopping
Shelley heard about a big local farmers market type thing going on at the Aloha stadium. (Did you know Aloha means love?) Shelley, Katie, Sha, and myself went there to look at the local vendors. We soon found out that these vendors were not “local” per say, but mostly from China. We bought some fun things there for cheap price, had Chinese ladies get mad at us because we wouldn’t buy their product, and walked around in our first really sunny day of Hawaii.
Day 4: Hanuma Bay - Thursday
We woke up at 7:30, met at Cody’s family’s place by 8:30 and were at the Bay by 9. It was packed. We were blessed with yet another sunny day in Oahu. We waited in line for probably 45 muntes before we got tickets to go into the bay and then we had to watch a 15 minute video. We walked to the far side of the bay at first because there was no one over there. We soon found out it was because that side was covered in sharp coral in very shallow water. We moved closer to the huge cround and began our snorkeling adventure. We saw a big school of silver fish, really big blue fish, a pink and sea green fish, sea annenomoes, crabs and coral, an angel fish, a Humuhumunukunukuapua'a (the Hawaii state fish) and some big redish fish that crushed coral with its mouth like nothing. I got to use my underwater camera. It was really nice this time. The current wasn’t super strong and we were able to swim out farther and easier over coral to see more fish. I loved it there.
After the bay we went to hunt for food. We went back to the first cheap restaurant that Cody and I went to on our honeymoon. We’ve nick named it “apostasy”. It wasn’t a bad place mind you, but the bible versus written on the walls were kind of funny. Some were in Hawaiian slang which made us laugh. After some more Kaula pig and a really good chocolate milk shake, we went to another beach with bigger waves. Cody, Katie, Sha and Cody’s dad (Kelly), all played in the waves. It started to get cold and late so we went home.
Day 5: Pearl Harbor - Friday
Cody and I never got to go to Pearl Harbor when we were in Oahu for our honeymoon. Admission was free and so was the admission to see the Arizona Memorial! Grandpa Killpack showed us some interesting things along the way to a submarine we go t to go inside of. Grandpa Killpack served in the Navy and worked in subs for a lot of his career. Admission to get into the sub was $10 a person. We got a photo right before entering which was later printed to be on the front page of a replica of the news paper on the Dec. 7th Pearl Harbor attack. Grandpa gave us a thorough tour of the submarine. I don’t know how 60 to 70 men could possibly live in one of those things. Being inside for maybe 20 minutes made me feel very claustrophobic because it was so stuffy and there were maybe 20 people touring at the same time. To get out of the thing was SO nice. After the sub tour we went to a short presentation about what happened when the Japanese attacked and why they attacked. We learned about the attack and what survived and what didn’t. After the movie we all loaded onto a small boat (very quietly, people were pretty reverent after that movie) and headed over to the Arizona Memorial. You could see the top of the highest parts of the ships and buoy marked the ship from end to end. Even though the ship has been under water since the 1960’s there was still oil seeping from it.
After we were finished looking around Pearl Harbor we left to Costco. I bought myself a Christmas crab and Cody’s mom and Grandparents bought what would be for Christmas dinner.
Cody and I ate at a restaurant just a block away from our Condo. It was more of a Tai restaurant, which was ok. Cody ordered some pork chops and I ordered Sweet Pineapple Shrimp Curry. It was pretty good for curry food, which I haven’t had very often.
Day 6: Christmas - Saturday
Christmas day! This Christmas was definitely different. No Christmas trees. No presents. No Christmas lights. We did have a Christmas candy. I called my family to wish them a merry Christmas. We all got ready and packed up to go to the beach where we saw some pretty good sized waves to swim in. Cody, his sisters, and his dad played in the waves which were big enough to crash on someone making them fall flat in their face. I think this was the day they convinced me to go into the water. I went in, it was up to my neck, which is very brave for me by the way. I was out for maybe 5 minutes. Cody helped me time and lift over the waves. I got pummeled by one and flipped over somehow, so I was ready to quit. After getting to the beach (not gracefully) I called it a day. Cody insisted on swimming out further, which made me really nervous, and then finally the wind came and made us cold on the beach. The sun was covered by clouds again. We all came home. The parents made dinner. I soaked in the hot tub. It was pretty fun.
Day 7: Sunday - hiked the Diamond head
We woke up pretty late if I remember right? We found out grandpa got sick with what we thought was food poisoning.
It was fairly cool outside, mostly over cast. We decided today would be a good day to hike the Diamond head! I am not sure what I was expecting, but I wasn’t expecting a difficult hike. It wasn’t SUPER difficult, like pro style, but it was hard. My calves cramped up half way up pretty bad and I had to take a break. I almost died when I saw the stairs going straight up. I should have taken a picture of those suckers. When we got to the top it was nice. There were a lot of people, which is annoying, but to say we went up it is pretty cool. The way down was much easier than the way up, as always.
Day 8: Monday - ate at Tiki’s went for drive to north shore and had shrimp at Giovannies Shrimp Shack
We woke up and left to go to the north shore. I was sick this day. I had a really bad head ache and my throat was all swollen. I really thought I was getting mono. After cursing Katie because she got me sick, we left on our way (Katie actually didn’t get me sick…she was innocent!!). We drove through a major rainstorm, we categorized it as a monsoon. The rain was so thick you couldn’t see the road at some points and we were worried about hydroplaning. We made it to the Dole Pineapple plantation and caught a break from the rain. We saw the world’s largest maze and all kinds of different pineapples. We went on the train ride where I saw baby bananas, mangos, star fruit, sugar cane, coco plant, and of course, a ton of pineapple plants (without pineapples sadly). We learned that it takes 20 months for a pineapple to be ready to harvest. We tried pineapple ice cream, not sorbet. It was really creamy! After that we hunted for Mom’s dream, garlic shrimp at the Giovanni’s shrimp shack. We passed a bunch of shrimp farms and mom was scared we would never find it! Finally we got there. Cody and I shared lemon butter shrimp and a garlic hot dog, and mom finally got her garlic shrimp! They served roasted garlic over top of white rice. It was really good.
It started raining again so we all decided to go back home. Cody and I went and ate at the Tiki Grill finally. Cody ordered some really good parmesan crusted chicken breast that came with noodles and a creamy sun dried tomato sauce. I had my last authentic Hawaiian food. I finally tried a Lau Lau. Lau lau is pork or fish wrapped up in a Taro leaf. I do not like the way the Taro leaf smells at all. I am glad I learned that. It had my favorite, kaula pig. It also had rice with a pepper and parsley topping. On the side was a salmon poke with tomato and onion. There was a tuna poke I think with soy sauce, garlic, and onion. Also there was a sweet mashed taro which is kind like mashed potato and it is purple. To put on top of it was a type of coconut pudding. It was really good! It was fun to eat there, they gave us a free post card. We also got a banana chocolate milk shake called Funky Monkey. It came in a tiki cup and we got to keep it! Over all, a good fun dinner!
Last day: Flight home
We woke up early, packed up, and left for the air port. The line to get through security were really long. We hung out for a while and finally got on our flight home. The flight seemed soo much shorter the way back than it did on the way there. We got into Seattle and hung out there for a while. We ate Ivars clam chowder. My sickness got a little worse, but it was clear I did not have mono. I was sneezing and having to blow my nose a lot which was sick. I got a massage at the air port. It was amazing. We got home at like 11:30 at night Boise time.
I was happy to come home. I was ready to come home and I am really glad we were able to go to Hawaii again I think I am done with the Island of Oahu. I am hoping that someday we will go to Maui or the Big Island. Over all it was really awesome trip!
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