Good evening, Slip, from the east coast of the USA, well this is your second Friday in retirement. LOL
Wishing your wife & you a Happy Aloha Friday.
Wishing your wife & you a Happy Aloha Friday.
Jeff, that brings back memories of our 2007 trip. Heck, it might actually be the same waterfall
Where is that waterfall? Somehow I missed it in all the years I went to Kauai.
Look to the right of the photo and enlarge the photo; then you can see the waterfall.Where is that waterfall? Somehow I missed it in all the years I went to Kauai.
Look to the right of the photo and enlarge the photo; then you can see the waterfall.
It's on the way up to Waiamea Canyon. We used the Ultimate Kauai guide to find it. You can hardly see it from the road. You have to go over a guard rail and walk to it from the road. It is close to a mile marker sign. I don't remember which one. Some one may answer here with better directions.
That explains why I've never seen it. I haven't walked around much up there, only stopped at lookouts and the end point.
You also need to go at a time of the year when there is water flowing. We stopped one time and everything was dry. Interesting to see the dry creek bed, but would have been more interesting with flowing water in it.
It's not far off the roadway. But as i recall, you do need to climb over a guard rail.
Dave
Good morning Jeff, in the land of Paradise.
Jeff, wishing you your first Happy Aloha Friday, in the Month of March 2022.
A few months ago you were planning your retirement. Now you are planning how to stay busy. LOL
Happy Aloha FridayIt's Aloha Friday!! Many friends on the mainland will Spring forward for Daylight Savings time this weekend. The weekend looks to be a great one.
This week's picture takes us back to Maui. We are overlooking the Lahaina Harbor. Enjoy and have an awesome Aloha Friday.
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Put an Alert on your Fone that reminds you every Friday that it is Friday.
No! Jeff, Please, Remember This, every Day is Happy Aloha DayPut an Alert on your Fone that reminds you every Friday that it is Friday.
Slip,Alright these Aloha Fridays are hard to keep track of now that I'm retired. I keep having to ask Kim what day it is.
After I asked her what day it was yesterday, I was able to get a picture ready. We have a cloudy Aloha Friday so far here on Molokai but it's still going to be a good day.
This week's picture takes us back to Oahu when we stayed at the Rainbow Tower at Hilton Hawaiian Village over Christmas.
Have an awesome Aloha Friday everyone!!
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Slip,
Your posting and making a point of Happy Aloha Friday shows that you are a newly retired person and still look at Friday as a big deal since it is the end of the work week. After you are retired for awhile you will not only forget its Friday you will start looking at it as just another day of the week.
However, one of the things that we find being retired with 7 days off a week is that Saturday and Sunday become really a pain in the neck particularly when either Friday or Monday are Holidays. Certain businesses are closed, Offices that you need to contact to ask a question about a bill, charge, and some customer service organizations are closed. Some Doctor's Offices are closed. Stores are busier. As you have previously mentioned some locations close up on Sundays.
When you are working in a regular Monday-Friday job you so look forward to the weekend. Now we just look at Saturday and Sunday as days of the week that we can't get certain things done.
Yes, I gave already discovered that about the weekend. It's even more si here on Molokai where most places are closed on Sunday.
We are even funding the best times to travel to Kaunakakai town. We have been caught behind the School bus dropping kids off in the afternoon a couple times. We try to avoid that now when planning our trip.
Yes, Aloha Friday doesn't mean as much as before but we still love when we hear the song on the radio. It's still uplifting and a state of mind.
As you mentioned Molokai is much more laid back than Honolulu so you may not get to feel this way. When we worked we would think about NOT tying up our valuable Weekend Days since those were the ones which you didn't have to go to work. Now we think about NOT tying up our week days when the stores are less busy, doctor's offices are open for calls and appointments, customer service organizations are open for calls; some of which are in Eastern Time Zone so they close at 10 or 11AM Hawaii Time.