Blue Hawaii Lifestyle and Hula Me
Posted by admin to Living in Hawaii, 3/06/11
If you've been to the newest section of Ala Moana Center, the Nordstrom wing, you've probably noticed some great additions to the mall. Many popular retail names, such as J.Crew, lululemon athletica, and Kahala. But there's one store (located across the one's just mentioned) that has become popular amongst visitors to the islands as well as locals too. The name of this cafe/retail store is Blue Hawaii Lifestyle... more »
Hula Me Hawaii Apparel is Here!
Posted by admin to Clothing, 11/22/10
Fun-fresh pieces that will move you from dawn till well beyond dusk. We look forward to bringing you hula inspired apparel with a stylish twist. 100% cotton tees, garment dyed and pre-shrunk to allow for the best comfort and fit. Printed with water based inks to maintain a relaxed soft hand feel.
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No Hula. No Eddie. Plenty Waimea Bay Action.
Posted by admin to Living in Hawaii, 12/07/09
A slow day for hula, but a great day for big waves on the north shore of Oahu.
Even though The Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau contest was a no-go today, there were still solid 50 foot face waves to be ridden. Contest director George Downing made the call this morning at Waimea Bay and put it on hold in hopes that the building swell and a better wind direction forcasted for tomorrow would provide for more ideal conditions for the event.
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Steep mountain cliffs and the sparkling sea.
Posted by admin to Living in Hawaii, 11/06/09
Where did the month of October go? It’s hard to believe the winter season is right around the corner and we’re a few months from 2010. Forgive me for the long delay in updating our blog, it has been an action packed month of hula along with meeting new and interesting people. Hawaii still feels the same as it did weeks ago, maybe slightly cooler in the past couple of days with a few rain showers here and there. For the most part, still the best weather in the world to experience and enjoy... more »
Windward Oahu. Tokoro Surfboards.
Posted by admin to Living in Hawaii, 10/17/09
The Windward side of Oahu is always beautiful to see, with lush agricultural areas, the stunning Ko‘olau mountain range and radiant beaches that stretch across the coastline. No matter how many times I travel there using the Likelike Highway, I'm in awe of the panoramic view right after you exit the tunnel. It's really an amazing sight, but it only lasts for a few seconds and then it's blocked by the trees. It's a little difficult to capture that moment with a camera, because the highway is very busy and there's no safe areas to pull over where the view is seen best... more »