Journaling light.
Photographs
Waihee Beach Park for a picnic lunch. The tide was too high for a walk, and so we surprised a friend who lives nearby that we hadn’t seen for months.
Today’s papaya harvest. The two long ones are Strawberry papayas, our first.
Tulip petals.
Empty Maui Mall parking lot.
Late night words.
Garden harvest. A first with the eggplants. The tomatoes are ending their productive cycle with the current plants. That bowl was a lot more full a few days ago.
I had to use the panorama feature on the iPhone to capture this double rainbow. 🌈
To the clifftop.
Big sky.
Sunset yesterday evening at Turtle Bay.
Leaves grow big in these parts.
Dusk.
I don’t know what species of tomato these two are, but they are delicious. Just picked in the garden and illuminated by the early morning sun.
Random acts of kindness.
With grateful thanks to @rnv for hearing my yearning for Hobnobs on micro.blog a couple of weeks back and very kindly sending me two packets. They arrived yesterday and a cup of tea tastes all that much better for having a Hobnob to dunk!
I found myself in a field of sunflowers today.
The cliffs at Ho’okipa.
We were blessed with a beautiful rainbow this morning.
Over the weekend I saw a view on the other side of the island for the first time for a long while, and in the current climate it will probably be a long while before I see it again.
My late afternoon office.
Looking up.
I had the “Lockdown Haircut” and am pretty satisfied with the result. Thank you to my wife for braving the scissors.
Watering the garden, late afternoon.
Easter Sunday project. To start going through travel slides from decades ago. I’m wondering what forgotten memories I shall unearth?
Dusk this evening.
Morning light.
Today’s harvest. An early crop of salad greens forced on us by an infestation of beatles.
The small town of Paia here on Maui earlier this morning. I was sad to see this sight.
Paia here on Maui early this morning. I’m sad to see this.
Late night, sitting outside by a fire.
