We are almost at 300 pages...
We are almost at 300 pages...
I can't believe I'm up this early posting on DBR.
Oh big news my friends, I'm going to Hawaii in April/May. My parents bought the tix last night and guess what? They only cost $10 each. Thank you Mom and Dad for using your credit card to accumulate points, then buy $10 tix to Hawaii.
We're going to Oahu for a few days, then on to Hawaii. Woo hoo!!!!
I was born in Hawaii. We left when I was 6 months old. I haven't been back yet.
If you're going on Delta, you'll pay for your bags. Then if you need an aisle seat like I do, you'll pay even more. And then if fuel goes up, you'll pay more (but the price will never go down). And those food items? Earphones? Soda? And then there's the Homeland Security Tax.
I long ago gave up on the illusion of free tickets.
Still, $98 to Hawaii is a steal! Congrats!
1. Lavabe, it's not like you're 7' tall.
2. Food- bring your own. Make a sandwich, stop at Subway, whatever. Bring snacks too. Or a piece of fruit. (HI is a 4 hr flight for me, and I'm in CA.) At least you'll make friends on the flight. Hahaha... people on flights to HI tend to be quite easygoing and happy. Gee, I wonder why...
3. Bring headphones.
4. It's Hawaii... you don't have to pack too much- swimsuits, shorts/skirts/capris and tops, sundresses- it's quite casual. And you can get throwaway stuff there (sunscreen, towels, etc).
As an aside, the best sunscreen I have EVER used I discovered in HI. Australian Gold is the brand- it's so good that a co-worker went to HI and i gave him cash to get me some because for some reason it's not available in the states.
Have a great time! I was on Maui last year... I wish I could've gone to the Big Island to see the volcano, but alas, that will have to be another trip.
I know you're tall... I've seen the Brunchgate pics.
I used to work with a guy who was about 6'7 or so... some little kid came up to him one time and asked how tall he was- if he was 7 feet tall (in awe). Guy answered, "No, I'm 6'12"."
He was then known as 6-12. Whenever we'd call him on the radio or ask someone about him, it'd be, "Where's 6-12?"
Growing up (and still today among a lot of people), I went by Wil. Not Will. It's short for Wilson, not William, so there's no reason for it to have 2 L's. As you might imagine, this has been cause for considerable confusion on a lot of people's part. Sometimes when asked my name for a list or something, I'll say, "Wil...with one L."
So a few people over the years have taken to calling me One L. I always rather liked that one.