Maui

 10 days went far to fast...but man did we make some great memories!

 

Thought I should record a few highlights:

 

The best was being together, we literally almost spent every waking minute together as a family.  Graham and I rotated sleeping in, the girls went to bed before us but the rest of the time we were together.  Obviously a wonderful part of the trip was the beach!  It was fun to see our ladies enjoy the sand and the water.  Their bravery grew as the days wore on, that was cool to see.
 

    

Everyday we were able to watch the sunset!  It made me feel all relaxed and chill.  Seriously beautiful and such a peaceful way to end the day.  Sometimes we watched from the beach or grassy area just outside our hotel, other nights we watched from our balcony which faced the water.



 

Loved that our ladies play together.



The Maui Aquarium was certainly a phenominal experience.  The shark tank was a bit crazy!  We sat behind the wall of glass watching the swimming sharks, it was freeky but made for a cool picture.



 

Also a highlight for our big girl especially was taking the Sugar Train in Lihaina.  It was a slow moving, not to scenic train ride.  It was fun for the girlies and that is what matters. 

Shaved Ice - classic Hawaiin treat!!



 

We had a few adventures.  We took the road to the southeast part of the island and saw the 7 Sacred Pools, which is a river that flows from the volcano and creates a stunning series of waterfalls and pools. The girls loved this crazy tree along the path to the pools.  Everytime we were in the car Stella spazzed out but this destination was worth it.

Again just more wonderful beach time.  In the past warm vactions meant snorkeling and laying in the sun, now with our little ladies warm vactions mean sandcastles and playing in the sun! 

We wouldn't have it any other way.

These are just two of my favourite pictures from the trip!!!! Love those ladies and this dude.

 

 

We didn't hit up a luau, instead decided it was great incentive for us to come back!!!

 

~ Mrs. P