Molokai

Molokai again – the annual escape from gray and gloom and wet and cold and grim.

I came a day ahead of the kids this year; I want to get to the Saturday morning farmer’s market on the first day instead of the last day of my stay.

SeaTac was frosty, the mountains were snow-covered, and it was clear and COLD when I left.

There are clouds out here, but they’re DIFFERENT clouds.

My choice for a car rental? Minivan or convertible. Let’s see, now, which should I pick?

Picked up groceries in Kaunakakai on my way out to my condo at Wavecrest (13 miles east of town). Forgot coffee! John may say, “I told you so.” He suggested a packed of pre-ground beans from home for my first morning. I said, oh, no, I can get good coffee at the airport. Well, yes. If I REMEMBER!

Rained on the drive to the condo. It did not rain at all  on my last visit here. Fine drops, more like a very heavy mist. Then rained all night.

Clearing now at dawn, and the roosters are carrying on. There’s a plumeria tree off my deck!