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- Stay Tuned by Liquid Playground on Nov 26, 2009
Balcony views @ dawn: Mark Klein, Pipe: Parko, Hale'iwa: Rocky Point: Pipe @ Sunset: Oiiiiiiii!! My apologies for bogging on the updates....Back from the 808 with smiles. Although we're happy to be home, we're sad to have left paradise. Would be nic...
- Tidepools at Shark’s Cove by Quintessentially Quilly on Nov 25, 2009
Another post with photos from our day with Joy. I gave Joy my snorkeling stuff and sent her off with the scientist (Amoeba) to hunt for exciting sea life, while I played with the boring stuff in the shallows. I have no idea what Amoeba was show...
- Shark’s Cove Grill by Quintessentially Quilly on Nov 25, 2009
A little late — but here are more photos from the day we spent beaching with Joy. First off, Amoeba is particular where he eats, and he wasn’t sure he wanted to be eating out of a lunch wagon alongside the ocean. I pointed out that we&...
- Sunday Views by Quintessentially Quilly on Nov 22, 2009
Thanks for stopping by. I am at church. Please pause and enjoy the beauty of God’s art.
- Weekend Reflections 11.21.09 by Quintessentially Quilly on Nov 21, 2009
James, over at Newton Area Photo hosts a fun meme called Weekend Reflections. Grab a camera and play along. And even if you don’t join us, be sure to check out James’ dazzling photos. Some of you may have seen this one before. I posted...
- West Hawaii Child Welfare Services hit hard by layoffs by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 21, 2009
West Hawaii Child Welfare Services hit hard by layoffsOnce again, the children of Hawaii are being short-changed. But this time it is potentially endangering them in their own homes.
- Java Finch by Quintessentially Quilly on Nov 21, 2009
Didn’t he pose pretty for the camera? Java Finches (sometimes wrongly identified as Sparrows), are grain eaters. Because of their love of rice, they have been extensively hunted and are very rare in their native land. They aren’t,...
