Here's Gene, shaving for our arrival!
After several days we went to Honolulu for two nights.
Honolulu reminded me of the city of Singapore where we had been exactly a year ago.Though the architecture wasn't as exciting as Singapore's.
One of our outings in Honolulu was to the Honolulu Museum of Art = HoNA!! I loved much of it.
There was a terrific textile room....
This first is an Asafo fighting flag. These flags were intended by Africans to intimidate the opponents. This one was based on the African saying about not touching your eyes after you had picked peppers.
And this shell beading of a figure. It feels very Indonesian to me.
This is a 1930s boys Kimono. There must have been an Olympics associated with the cloth! ...1932, 1936?
We saw a show called TEXTING. This was my favorite part of it.
& a "pregnant" bamboo plant...
They have apple bananas, quite tastier than the Cavandishes we get at the supermarkets, much smaller.
The passion flower, named for what people thought were numerical references to the Easter story... 12 leaves, 4 of this, 7 of that... I loose track!!
And the juiciest native-to-Hawaii hibiscus I've even seen--overflowing with blooms & abundance.
The passion flower, named for what people thought were numerical references to the Easter story... 12 leaves, 4 of this, 7 of that... I loose track!!
And the juiciest native-to-Hawaii hibiscus I've even seen--overflowing with blooms & abundance.
No visit to Maui would be complete without the following....