While the photos from this past week might look like a
classic Hawaiian vacation, it’s been so much more than swimming in the ocean
and sipping guava juice. Again and again, we found ourselves in conversations
with generous, wise people—about Hawaiian history and culture, about faith,
about missions, about who gets to tell the story, about aloha, ohana,
and āina.
I’m so grateful for this week—grateful to be in a place of
such beauty, yes, but even more grateful for the chance to learn, to listen, to
grow. And what a gift that all of this unfolded while we soaked up the sun, got
sand in our toes, and let the islands teach us what they hold.
snorkeling with Katie at Kaanapali Beach on Tuesday
snorkeling at Black Rock
🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴the following pictures are not my pictures as I did not have a camera while snorkeling but these are glimpses of what we saw...
needle fish
angel fish
yellow zebra fish
black triggerfish
magical turtles
plumeria blossoms
last sunset :)
Mickayla, Bianca, Katie, Debra, and Tiffany (dance party crew)
Katie, Tiffany and I pulled our beds outside Tuesday night as the cabins were hot and it was fun to sleep under the stars :)
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