This man's backpack has a solar panel on it. It looks so cool; it makes sense to do this here in Honolulu because we have great weather with plenty of sunshine.
These pigeons hang out at a house at Liliuokalani & Prince Edward street because the occupants feed them every day. I wonder if the people ever get sick? I always cross to the other side of the street!
Honolulu is a beautiful city. Trees are trimmed and you do not see brown leaves on the coconut trees. The trees are well taken care of by the city; it probably costs a huge amount of money.
I made Korean style Sukiyaki tonight with a lot of garlic, Sake, Miso, Shoyu, Honey, and Chili garlic sauce. It is very rich and tasty. Don quijote has everything you need.
I was looking for a shop that can repair lace curtains and found Jenny's Alterations, a unique place on Ena road in Waikiki. Jenny is a very pleasant lady from Vietnam. Her prices are reasonable. Inside the shop is colorful and vibrant and like another world. It drew me in and made me feel like I want to go back there.
There is a mango tree in this concrete parking lot in Waikiki. It does not rain enough here. I wonder how that tree absorbs water and nutrition. You can see some mangos in the branches. I'm looking forward to the summer.
There is a block party featuring Spam in Waikiki today. We were excited that fifteen of waikiki's best restaurants had food booths. But then we found out that ALL the food in the booths have spam in them. The Ahi and spam roll Katsu did look interesting; I usually never eat Spam but today is special.
There is a big block party in Waikiki on Saturday afternoon. The street is closed to traffic and fifteen of the major Waikiki restaurants will have food booths. And 15 of the Waikiki stores will have booths. Two music stages will feature ten bands starting at 4:30 PM.