The girls were snorkling at Hanauma Bay. 
I brought back some souvenirs from Hanauma Bay---6 mosquito bites. : (
Maybe I should leave her there to marry the Tiki.
We went to the Sea Life Park. Dolphins are Brittany's oceanic love.
The sea turtle is Kristina's favorite. 
We stopped by the "blowhole". Brittany wore the Sarong nicely.
Logan and Kristina shared a moment of nature.
When the waves hit the rock, the water shot out the blowhole. wow!
We went to the flea market at the Aloha Stadium. The price was MUCH better. Even Logan was finding something there.
Kristina and Brittany found lots of goodies for their friends back in California.
I LOVE all the plants, flowers, and bushes in Hawaii, including this fun banana tree.
Hawaii is famous for its palm trees, but I also love the trees that look like an umbrella. They are everywhere. There is a banyan tree which I forgot to take pictures of.
This picture must have been taken right before Brittany got picked to try out the Tahiti dance. 
I think you are right, Jamie. I am starting to think that Kristina is part Hawaiian.
We (girls) all wore the fragrant leis when we visited the Dole Plantation for the yummy pineapple yogurt with fresh pineapple chunks. So delicious.
The sarong is very useful. You can wear it around the waist or wear it as wrap. Kristina also used the sarong as a hood when she wanted to block out the sun and the rain. Money well spent! 
We went to the Polynesian Cultural Center. We enjoyed every minute of it. The night show was so awesome.
At the Kailua Bay. 
We walked on the Waikiki beach the first night. Logan and Brittany were washing their feet after the sandy walk.
Logan and Kristina had a nice walk on the beach.
We are ready to taste the Hawaiian food.
The torches must be a Hawaiian thing.
The sunset is so warm and beautiful.
We found a pretty & fragrant Plumeria for Brittany to wear right after we checked in our condotel. Brittany dislikes this picture.
I thought it was an overstatement when I saw Hawaiian license plates with rainbows on them. Right after we put our luggage down, I saw this double rainbow. I suppose they are right about the statement.
The rainbow was so big and full. It was a full-arched one. If I fit the whole thing in one pictureframe, I might have to fall into the water because the arch was huge.
This is the view from our living room of the condotel.
This is the view from girls' bedroom.
We were supposed to pose and take some pictures for my uncle who is in China but I was goofing around and trying to put bunny ears in front of Logan. Unfortunately, I got caught. I tried to do it behind him, but I got caught again. :^)
