A cool night by Kauai standards, 72.\u00a0 When we drove up to Koke’e State Park, the park that includes the Waimea Canyon, the temperature dropped to 59.\u00a0 With the rain it was uncomfortable.\u00a0 These changes are how folks end up with so many sweatshirts from Hawai’i.<\/p>\n
Kate and I ate dinner overlooking the 18th green of the Grand Hyatt golf courses and some dinner plate sized yellow hibiscus.\u00a0 We discussed the tendency we have to want to live where we’re vacationing:\u00a0 Ely, Denver, Hawai’i. It occurred to me that a large part of this sentiment comes from relaxing together and re-connecting with the love we feel for each other.\u00a0 To the extent that that feeling drives our wish to live here, it means that where we already live is best.\u00a0 As Emerson said, we take ourselves with us wherever we go.<\/p>\n
Kate’s picking our itinerary for the weekend since it’s the only fully free time she has.\u00a0 Tomorrow we head toward Lihue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A cool night by Kauai standards, 72.\u00a0 When we drove up to Koke’e State Park, the park that includes the Waimea Canyon, the temperature dropped to 59.\u00a0 With the rain it was uncomfortable.\u00a0 These changes are how folks end up with so many sweatshirts from Hawai’i. Kate and I ate dinner overlooking the 18th green … Continue reading Sweatshirts from Hawai’i<\/span>