This guy lost his contact the first day we were there, so in many of the photos he had one eye closed :D
This picture was taken at a taco truck we found, I had so many fish tacos while in Hawaii..
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| Roosters roosters everywhere! |
We met tons of people who had some sort of affiliation with Washington everywhere we went. It was quite nice actually, and always a good conversation starter.
Robert and his guns...he had to get a picture of these bullet holes in the restrooms sign.
So glad we rented a car it made things so much easier. I almost went through a website to book one but when I called the day of they gave me a really really good deal! Sometimes its best to wait last minute.
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| best way to save money is buy your own drinks :D This thing made going to the beach extra fun |
This was the beach that Rob almost drowned..lol..It was Roberts first snorkel experience and my first time snorkeling to see tropical fish. It was really amazing even though the current was a bit strong. Roberts mask filled with water frequently because his nose doesn't really fit the mask properly. So when we were out really far I yelled out to him to see if he was ok; he just shook his head in terror while frantically trying to paddle back to shore. I swam over to him real quick and noticed his whole mask was full of water; I was able to tread water and keep him up while emptying his mask so I could help him swim back. Many new swimmers or people who aren't familiar with ocean swimming don't really understand how the currents work, they try to fight it and tire out quickly. I attempted to explain this to Robert before hand, although he didn't really understand. Later we practiced in our hotels pool so he could get a better understanding of how to stay on top of the water and slow his breathing.
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