As our time is rapidly coming to an end here in Hawaii, we have been hitting the beach.
Here are some fun photos of us having fun...
Stay tune for our last days in Hawaii...
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
36 Minutes of Shrieking and Laughter!

We're going to the OCEAN,
We're going to the BEACH,
We're going to go CRAB HUNTING,
To see what we can KEEP!
We're going to the BEACH,
We're going to go CRAB HUNTING,
To see what we can KEEP!
We celebrated like ROCK STARS,
of the catch of our BOOM! The shrieking, the giggling, the yelling, the laughter, crabs escaping out of the pail and the competition, to see who gets the most crab, is one of our FAMILY"S FAVORITE activity to do.
When we are done we release the crabs back to the ocean and Mya waves and said
"BYE CRAB".
When we are done we release the crabs back to the ocean and Mya waves and said
"BYE CRAB".
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Kindergarten's Graduation and Last's Day of School!
Nate's graduated from Kindergarten on Tuesday June 3rd and it was a experience. His sweet teacher made each boy in her class ties, to be worn on graduation. The graduating classes perform for their parents a couple of songs and each child were called and received their diplomas.
Nate with his teacher Ms. Saizon.
I love the Hawaiian tradition of giving lei's to your classmates and teachers on special occasions.
Nate with his teacher Ms. Saizon.I love the Hawaiian tradition of giving lei's to your classmates and teachers on special occasions.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Near Nature, Near Perfect!
Is the motto for where Blake and I visited this week at Spokane, Washington.It truly a lovely place and it was more lovely because it was just us two. The kids stayed home being watched by my in-laws, thank you Karla and Reed.
We truly enjoyed exploring Spokane and accomplished what we set out to do on this visit. HOORAY!
Here are some photos of our trip:
Saturday, May 24, 2008
It's Official I'm 33!
So, I thought I finally would feel different when I turned 33 but you know what, NOT! I still feel the same as I did as a teenager. Is there a age when you finally feel like like that age?!? Is there such a thing?!?As, I reflect on my life in the last 33 years, there has been many milestones that has define my life.
Here are a few:
-My first memory as a child is when I was celebrating my 4th birthday.
-One of most important event that would change my whole life, is when I was converted to the L.D.S faith at the age of 17.
Being born a Catholic, I had searched for several years for the answers to my questions regarding religion because the faith I was raised in couldn't answer them correctly. I finally found the right answers in the L.D.S faith. Thank you Elder Nielsen and Elder Bell.-Graduating from High School at age 19.
-The moment I found that I was final happy and comfortable with my self image at age 19.
Being raised in a culture, that being skinny was not DESIRABLE was very hard. I was told many times, "if only you were fatter, you would be so pretty.", "you need to gain weight if you want boys to look at you.","Hey, you look like a mop and no boy wants to hug a stick." and many more. The sad thing is I believed them and would go on diets to gain weight but reality was I would eat like a horse and couldn't gain the weight. I final discover that my weight doesn't define me. As for anyone else opinion on my weight, I DON"T CARE! Because I love myself and how I look.-Moving to Utah with my family in 1996 age 21
-Meeting and Dating Blake, age 21
- Getting married for time and all eternity in the Bountiful Temple, Utah . Age 21
It amazing where my path had led me because of my faith.-Moving to Reno, Nevada, for Grad School for Blake. Age 23
-Being pregnant with my first child, age 23
-Finally become a mom, Isaac was born on September 23rd, age 24
-Becoming a mom again, Nathan on January 10th, age 26
-Becoming homeless because our apartment burned down, age 26
-Buying our first house in North Salt Lake , Utah. Age 26
-Becoming a mom for the third time, Mya on January 24th. Age 28
-Moving to Hawaii, age 31
-Discovering the love for Hula

-Returning back to College, age 32
-Celebrating my 11th Anniversary
-Hearing for the first time "I love you Mommy" from my children. PRICELESS!
As I celebrated my birthday and reflect on my life I have come to the conclusion, that I been truly blessed with a beautiful family.Monday, May 19, 2008
Missing Them Already

As our time here in Hawaii is rapidly coming to a end, I already missing dancing hula with this Halau. I can still dance hula wherever I go and join other Halau's but they never will replace what I have with this Halau. The girls and women I dance with in this group, brings this special spirit that I'm not so sure I can find in an other Halau. I love the unity, silliest,and encouragement we give to each other.
On Friday, we perform for "Relay for Life", it was a relay for cancer. We all participated in honor for our friends and love ones, who are fighting, who are survivors , or has died of this disease. I chose this video, not because I'm dancing great (for I have never danced this dance before) but because even with the mistakes it was a BLAST.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Mother's Day
The gifts from your children are pricless and I treasure each of every gift my children makes for me, especially on Mother's Day.
Isaac made me a sweet smelling pouch and a jar full of hugs and kisses.
I especially love the poem that came with the jar and it reads:
"When I am at school, or when we're far apart, you may get a little lonely, but you're always in my heart. Here are some hugs and kisses, for when I an away, to remind you that I love you, each and every day. with love from Isaac"
This notebook made by Nate was so funny and sweet. The page I enjoy the most is:
"This is my mom. She is so prete and happy and nis and frenle and kind. I love my mom. Nathan."
The Nursery Leader in our ward took a photo of each of the kids in Nursery and presented the photos to the moms for Mother's Day. This was the photo presented to me. (Did I mention, I'm the Nursery Leader)
Isaac made me a sweet smelling pouch and a jar full of hugs and kisses.I especially love the poem that came with the jar and it reads:
"When I am at school, or when we're far apart, you may get a little lonely, but you're always in my heart. Here are some hugs and kisses, for when I an away, to remind you that I love you, each and every day. with love from Isaac"
This notebook made by Nate was so funny and sweet. The page I enjoy the most is:"This is my mom. She is so prete and happy and nis and frenle and kind. I love my mom. Nathan."
The Nursery Leader in our ward took a photo of each of the kids in Nursery and presented the photos to the moms for Mother's Day. This was the photo presented to me. (Did I mention, I'm the Nursery Leader)Sunday, May 11, 2008
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