October 21st
Daily hummingbird photos.
Daily blurry hummingbird.
Because I couldn’t decide which photo to use daily hummingbird.
Ditto above.
October 22nd
The farm wagon taking visitors out to the pumpkin patch at Olson Farms.
Daily hummingbird in the rain and tomatoes.
New stain on da lānai…working great in da rain.
Try look da awesome sign my friend Gary carved and painted for me!
Annual Halloween photo with da pōpoki at Boring Bark.
Tractor at Olson Farms heading out to the pumpkin patch.
Nani clouds.
October 23rd
This is the other sign that Gary made for me.
Two daily hummingbirds.
K’den… thanks to awesome WordPress help, I now know how to do captions again.
October 24th
October 25th
A Mānoa Girl's Bloggie 
OH! I LOVE the photo of the rain on the newly stained deck! VERY artistic!!! Great flicker photo (say that five times fast) and your aloha sign….. AMAZING!!!
Eh, mahalo nui!! Now, I wouldn’t have thought to try say flicker photo five times fast… it’s a real tongue twister for sure. I love my new sign… makes me feel almost home.
Wow laulau indeed! For the first time ever this past week, I saw two hummers feeding peacefully at our feeder at the same time. Not mating season, is it? Or are they less territorial? Maybe one is a parent and the other a keiki.
My favorite photo in this batch is the tractor at Olson Farms with the pumpkin patch in the background.
Your friend Gary is an amazing artist. Your house is now a Hawai`i landmark! 😉
That’s so great about the hummers at your feeder; maybe leave it up and see if they stay? It’s not mating season. Mine are still territorial; I’ve wondered about them being ʻohana, too. I’m glad you like da sign… Gary is really an amazing artist; he does oil painting as well as wood carving.
Oooh, pretty shawl! Pattern???
Thank you! Hi there… it’s called G’day Boomerang and it’s on Ravelry.
Oooh, I just looked at that because the designer also did a free cowl pattern! One thing led to another….
Michelle, which one??
The cowl is called That Nice Stitch.
Thank you!!