Water Aerobics and the Spice Girls!

2nd post to finish out the day (Mon).

After breakfast, Karen and Denise headed to water aerobics while the guys went to the adult pool and jacuzzi for their morning workout after a walk.  If you look closely in the front middle, you'll find Karen and Denise. Carla headed to a lounge chair with her name on it to read her book.


After our morning water sports activities, we visited Spouting Horn blowhole, one of the most photographed spots on Kauai. The surf channels into a natural lava tube and releases a hugh spout of water as the tide swells.



Then off to lunch at Puka Dog for lunch - a fantastic hole in the wall with the most unique hot dogs you'll ever find. They bake their own version of Hawaiian sweet bread then impale that bread on a heated rod. Then in goes your choice. We had garlic lemon secret sause and Bill had mango infused and Karen (yes, they had a veggie version) had hers infused with pineapple. Yummy, yummy in the tummy!



Next on the schedule, the girls had to get tattoos. Aren't they sexy!


How about a little R&R time?


For dinner the guys bar-b-qued chicken and veggies after the girls attended a create your own spices class. The "spice girls" did well and dinner with wine was great.

Stay tuned tomorrow night for Tuesday highlights as we continue living the dream in Kauai.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Unplanned side trip.

Image
Last night we decided to do a 'unplanned side trip', so we studied our AAA France guide book. After some research, we called Hertz and reserved a car. After breakfast it was a short 15-min walk to the agency and in no time, off we went exploring in our little rental. Our near new Fiat 500 for the day. Karen read about this medieval Chàteau about 15-miles from Colmar along the Alsace Wine Route. The drive up to the castle (it's at 2, 500-ft) was very nice through grape vine covered hillsides leading into the forest. As we got close to the castle, there were cars parked along the narrow road for miles. Bill decided we'd go all the way up and see if we might be able to park closer - after all, some peps might be leaving. He was right, and we only had a short walk. Approaching the Castle The Chàteau de Haut Koenigsbourg turns out to be a much-visited castle, looming above the woodlands and countryside below. In fact, it is one of France's most widely v...
Read more

Get you own dessert Paul!

Image
We woke up to clouds this morning with 25 mi/hr. wind and a temperature of 46 degrees. Because of the wind, the temperature gauge says it feels like 27…burr! Considering it was near 70 yesterday, this was a dramatic change. But that didn’t stop the Greens or Kellys. But, because of the challenges the Talanians had yesterday, they decided to sleep in and enjoy their morning onboard the Viking Sigrun. Our bus left at 9am for the tulip farm which took us approx. 45-minutes to reach. Although we had a few sprinkles along the way, it had stopped by the time we reached the tulip farm. The farmers wife had set up tables and chairs inside their large covered green house and tractor storage area where they served us coffee, tea, and sweets while she gave us a presentation about the farm. She also had a store with several items for sale. Karen was the only one tempted, so she bought a watercolor reproduction of tulips. The owners wife also had some beautiful murals so we took our pictu...
Read more

Discombobulated Day

Image
Late yesterday afternoon (Monday) our Cruise Director got the news that we wouldn’t be able to dock at our planned port, Nijmegan. Our captain got permission to dock there for a short time – long enough to disembark the people who were planning on doing the excursions there. We then sailed away downriver to Emmerich, Germany. We were given many choices as to what we could do about excursions. Our group decided to forgo the excursions in Nijmegan and stay and enjoy the ship as we sailed to Emmerich. We relaxed onboard and when we docked, we had a nice lunch onboard and then decided to stroll around town. Adjacent to our port just a few steps away was St. Martini church and these two interesting statues – a gondolier and an old man watching the river flow by.   It would have been nice in Emmerich except all the stores and restaurants were closed and we were never able to find out why. We enjoyed the walk and beautiful architecture of St. Aldegundis Kirche, who was a Catholic Sa...
Read more