And then.....

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Spring in SF


After lots ( and lots ) of rain it seems Spring slipped in under the bridge.

Monday, March 12, 2012

AND THE NEXT DAY...




... a beautiful day by the bay and a beautiful ballet to boot. Plus, PLUS a "we have to!" purchase at the ballet shop of two SF Ballet pink tops for two little whirling dervishes in Singapore.

Sunday, March 11, 2012

The Rain Came and...





..the people left the islands. Actually I dont know if these pictures indicate a particularly unusual day on Maui or not. There was rain, a rather relentless two days of it, but, unlike the rest of the islands on Friday the sun was shining brightly as we left. I do know that the pictures below, indicating the lines both behind and ahead of us, do not really do justice to the congregation gathered together in the name of security.

Thursday, March 08, 2012

WEDDINGS, WEDDINGS, WEDDINGS

There are weddings everywhere. At the time of this one, there was another at the other end of the beach about to begin. Two more couples followed the one pictured here.
Most of the weddings I saw were conducted by a Hawaiian officiant bearing white lais and wearing the spiked palm headdress.

The headdress seems to be quite popular.

STORM









There is a great walk along the sea. On this day, the precursor to some dandy days of steady rain, everyone - except the dogs - was out to see the waves.

SETTING SUN as seen by those seated by the sea



Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Laughter Yoga

Went to a class this morning called Laughter Yoga.
Pretty amazing experience!
here is a link~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXEfjVnYkqM

be sure to copy and paste if you cannot open. It is a very interesting concept, the same point of view expressed in this book

http://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Illness-as-Perceived-Patient/dp/0553343653

only with others. Really fun and my guess is really important too.

Friday, March 02, 2012

WHALES



Went whale watching yesterday....lots of pictures of where whales just were! It is very exciting to be here at this time, the peak of the whales migration from Alaska to this mating and birthing spot. We were told that at any given moment at this time of year there are 2000 - 3000 whales in these waters. Indeed, it is hard to look out over the horizon for more than about 5 minutes without seeing whale blows.

When there seemed to be no whales in site the boat's naturalist lowered an amphibian mike so we could hear the males singing. Astounding! They were all around us.
Lucky lucky memorable day.
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