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Escorting the aunties down — tricky path in heels! Feeling smug that I wore wedges instead.

This was such a pretty frame for the ceremony…

Ready for wedding photos? Here we go..

This was just breathtaking, coming around the turn on the road to this vista opening up.

Ka’ena Point. “Named for a relative of the god Pele, the point is known as a leina-a-kaʻuhane, the leaping place of souls, where the spirits of the recently dead could be reunited with their ancestors. “It’s still there, you can still see it,” says Laʻakea Perry, a respected kumu hula who takes guests at the

My friend drove me to the wedding, and we stopped at Ka’ena Point, which is not only beautiful, but is also a sacred cultural site, the ‘leaping point of souls.’ “Upon death, or even during a near death experience, a Hawaiian person’s soul would first travel directly to Kaena Point to determine if it was

I wasn’t expecting to have an American Thanksgiving meal this year, but as it turned out, my Hawaiian host was cooking one, and invited me to join. It was delicious. And interestingly, she’d tried making sweet potatoes with marshmallows, which was new to all of us, and we were all kind of shocked to find