This was our last day in Hawaii and since we weren't aloud to speak of this day or call it our last day, Alan had the real Hawaiin word for our last day. We could never remember what that word was so Marilyn just always called it our Pu Pu Ka Ka day. It seemed very appropriate. This is our hotel that Alan and I got for the last night there. It is right at Waikiki, but not right on the beach. Totally different from Haleiwa, but we liked it.
A place to rent surfboard in Haleiwa.
Overlooking the ocean by Waikiki.
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Cleaning up our condo.
So we just had to go back to Haleiwa one last time before we left. Alan had a hard time keeping his face from burning. This is what he had to do to protect himself. We hung our here for a couple hours then went and got our belongings, and did one last stop in the town of Haleiwa and headed to Honolulu. Brad and Marilyn's plane didn't leave until 10 o'clock, so we had plenty of time to spare. We got to Honolulu, checked into hotel and set off for the beach at Waikiki. We were only 2 blocks away, so it was perfect.
A place to rent surfboard in Haleiwa.
Overlooking the ocean by Waikiki.
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Cleaning up our condo.
So we just had to go back to Haleiwa one last time before we left. Alan had a hard time keeping his face from burning. This is what he had to do to protect himself. We hung our here for a couple hours then went and got our belongings, and did one last stop in the town of Haleiwa and headed to Honolulu. Brad and Marilyn's plane didn't leave until 10 o'clock, so we had plenty of time to spare. We got to Honolulu, checked into hotel and set off for the beach at Waikiki. We were only 2 blocks away, so it was perfect.
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