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By the end of our first day in Kauai, the kids were conspiring to move to The Garden Island sans parents to live in a barn with chickens close to this playground. They were completely serious. (And I may have turned into this 😳 emoji when I heard the plan included breaking into their savings account for college to help fund their move).

To celebrate her 8th birthday last weekend, my daughter asked if we could take her to the afternoon tea service at the @themoanasurfrider . Waikiki was packed as per usual 😒 but the veranda where the tea service was served was calm, a great place to people watch while nomming delicious finger sandwiches.

I had been eyeing the new brunch offering at @namikaze.hi and finally got to experience it last week. Orders were placed via mobile ordering (which I love so much and hope this eventually becomes a standard in the restaurant industry). We ordered:

Full disclosure: I didn’t know too much about Claude Monet when I eagerly sat at my computer a couple months back waiting for ticket sales to start for Beyond Monet: the Immersive Experience. But I had had such a wonderful time at the similar Van Gogh exhibit last year that I figured I’d give it a try. (Apologies to my art / history teachers… as I do remember Monet was a big part of the curriculum 🫣.)

🎥: What we ate in DCA

Has January seemed to have lasted a year already to anyone else, instead of just a week?

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