Sunday, July 12, 2009

hawaii sights & revolution tea

This cute little zebra dove (I found out what it was called on wikipedia) I spotted while sitting in the car waiting for my mom...love the zoom on my point-and-shoot!

I think this is the Waianae range (please correct me if I am wrong). As seen from the bus stop near my parent's home while waiting for the bus. On a really bad voggy (volcanic fog) day, you can't see these mountains...at all.

My neighbor has a papaya tree...with lots of papaya, but up too high to reach...sigh.

In the early evenings and early mornings, we usually get a misting, sometimes a passing shower (or two), love to see these rainbows. When you live in an area where rainbows are scarce, you tend to treasure them more.

And to blog a bit about food...Revolution tea, not sure where I read about them, but was happy to find them in Japan (of all places), bought their earl grey lavender and brought it with me, it is a great balanced flavored tea. I've been sticking a tea bag into a cup of cold water and letting it sit for an hour and enjoying this iced.

What have you been enjoying this summer?

8 comments:

  1. Hey Kat! That looks like the Waianae Range. Love the rainbow pic! Can't get enough of those rainbows!

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  2. thanks Laura :)

    Take care.
    Kat

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  3. A zebra dove? Way cool! I've never heard or seen of this before. Love it!

    Paz

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  4. Sailing and good food out on the weekends. But that papaya tree reminds me of the two I had on Maui, along with a very productive lemon tree, bananas, suriname cherry, and avocado. Yum!

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  5. Beautiful pictures!

    I like Revolution Tea--they have a tangerine white and a pear white tea that are really nice and their tropical green is delicious. I'll have to try the Earl Grey.

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  6. Thanks Paz, I'd never heard of it either, we just called them "doves" here :)

    Yum PB, I wish I had those trees in Japan too :)

    Thanks Deb, I'll have to keep my eyes peeld for the tangerine white and pear white teas.

    Take care everyone.
    Kat

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  7. I saw the tea and immediately thought...milk jam!!!

    Sure miss all those things that make Hawaii the best place ever. No rainbows here (not very often anyway).

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  8. ooh yeah milk jam, I was thinking more along the lines of ice cream Rowena :)

    Take care.
    Kat

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