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On our honeymoon, I trapped a moment in my mind when I was standing behind Mykala with my arms around her waist, on the beach in Hawaii, at sunset. And I said to myself then, “Never ever forget this moment; carry it with you as long as you live.” It’s nice to visit at times like this. Times when I just spelled “systemic” like this: “cystemic.” A little weary, but holding up still.
This is a picture of Mykala and myself on Front Street in Old Lahaina Town, Maui. (If you want to get technical, we were standing right in the middle of this map). It was our last night in Hawaii; the last night of our honeymoon. We watched the sun set together, and this was one of the last pictures my camera took before the battery died. The honeymoon was perfect.
Mykala: “Maui onion rings with banana ketchup!”
Alex: “Sounds delicious!”
Mykala: “Sounds like a toot storm.”
I think this was along Highway 30. All the beauty makes it hard to keep track of details.
Locals hang out and surf, grill, and camp at many spots along the coast.
This is a view after we didn’t quite make it to Hana and turned back along the road.
This is the Eucalyptus deglupta tree, also known as the Rainbow Eucalyptus.
An example of the seemingly precarious roads on the way to Hana, Maui.
This is one of the scenic overlooks on the road to Hana in Maui. It’s a 4 hour scenic drive over narrow, winding roads skirting the cliffs. Crazy-wonderful views. We didn’t make it all the way to Hana, but the roads we did take were dramatic and beautiful.
More fun on the otherworldly-nice beach in front of Mama’s Fish House.
UNBELIEVABLE. We ate at Mama’s Fish House just North of Paia, Maui — and this was the view as we dined. We were essentially on the beach. Just ridiculously spectacular.
We rented a car for a few days — here we are on Highway 30, on our way to Paia.
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