If you've been to Honolulu these posts might be boring, but I took so many pictures the only way to post them is what we did day by day. We started off Day 1 by visiting the Dole Plantation
Pineapple everything, yum!!
We took the Pineapple Express train tour. It started raining while we were on the train and we got to see the prettiest rainbow.
Briyler and Kajsen with Aunt Lexi
Al and Alex with our yummy Dole Whip
We probably could have lived without visiting the Dole Plantation, but it was fun to see.
When we got back to the hotel we hit the pool.
Alex floated around in his new float with Dad.
Laying in the sun isn't as relaxing with a nine month old, but we tried :)
Alex expressing his excitement with his hands.
We took him down to the beach to play in the sand. We've taken him to the beach in LA a few times but we always trap him in the Pack N Play so he's never got to really play in the sand.
He was loving it.
He was crawling and rolling all over the beach.
and then his hands went in his mouth and then his eyes and it was all over from there. Look at all that sand in his mouth, yikes.
That night we had an authentic Hawaiin meal at ONO (meaning good). This sign was on the door when you walk up. No Get Mad...haha
It was a teeny tiny dive restaurant that had about 6 tables.
We had the combination plate which came with Laulau, Kaulua Pork, Lomi Salmon, Pork Jerky, Rice and Haupia, and they brought us a little bit of the infamous Poi to try. We probably won't be going back for Hawaiian food anytime soon, but it was fun to try and Ono is the place to try it. 4 out of 5 stars on Yelp and 750 reviews.
We took a stroll down Waikiki by all the shops. It doesn't feel like Christmas when you're in Hawaii, but all the pretty decorations helped make it a little more festive.
The beautiful Surfrider hotel I want to stay at someday
Crazy Camerons
and a picture with Duke himself!! Get ready for Day 2






























