Paradise bound

I know it sounds glamorous but Honolulu is a lot work in a short period of time. It’s hot, humid, full of tourists, everything is expensive and all the hospitals are located on military installations, which is a pain to gain entry.

Oh and the food, nothing to eat but fresh fish, smooth Kona coffee and Kalua Pork. Ill be suffering and doing my best to conceal it.

Sonoma Last Day

As she has every day of this trip, the princess slept in today. But it’s okay, it’s her birthweek. After breakfast, we enjoyed one last dip in the jacuzzi and then started on our way back home, but not before stopping at the Arts & Crafts Fair to drop a few dollars and help the local economy. Next we visited Gloria Ferrer for some champagne tasting. The champagne paired well with the chocolate truffles from yesterday. Ah, this was a good weekend.

Sonoma Day Two

Stitched Panorama

Today was a slow relaxing day. Sandy slept in then we enjoyed our free breakfast at the hotel. Next we took a drive up Hwy 12 to Santa Rosa stopping off at St Francis and then Ledson Winery where we had a nice lunch. With full bellies we continued our drive and ended up in Glen Ellen where we were treated to the sight of deer and flying wild turkey. One would think Sonoma is all about wine tasting. We also enjoyed olive oil tasting, balsamic vinegar tasting and chocolate tasting.

After a short dip in the jacuzzi, we went downtown and had a great dinner at the girl and the fig. Sandy had duck confit, I had the rabbit roulade. We finished with a cheesecake parfait, profiteroles and a wellington port.