The extracurricular night-time activities are what everybody looks forward to most. It has to be the most exciting because you're starting a new journey together. It's almost like a whole new relationship..
Steven Lancaster Barrios Technology NASA/JSC 281-244-2444 (voice) [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: Erika L. Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 11:07 AM To: CF-Community Subject: RE: She said YES!!! I was being cute, spoil sport. <pout> :) Erika ------------------------------------------------------------ >>|-----Original Message----- >>|From: Braver, Ben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>|Sent: 26 March 2002 16:53 >>|To: CF-Community >>|Subject: RE: She said YES!!! >>| >>| >>|Eri*K*a, >>| >>|on a honeymoon, the "night-time activities" are *not* >>|extracurricular - the >>|tourist stuff is !! >>|or have you forgotten already?? >>| >>|8-) >>| >>|-Ben >>| >>| >>|> -----Original Message----- >>|> From: Erika L. Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>|> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 8:43 AM >>|> To: CF-Community >>|> Subject: RE: She said YES!!! >>|> >>|> >>|> By the way, above all, make sure you two take time to just enjoy each >>|> other's company in the beautiful surroundings of Hawaii ... >>|> relax, sit back >>|> and revel in the wonder of being newlyweds and embarking on a lifelong >>|> journey full of adventure and discovery. And don't wear yourselves out >>|> seeing everything so that you are too tired for >>|> extracurricular night-time >>|> activities ... *** nudge, nudge, wink, wink *** >>|> >>|> Best wishes for a fantastic lifetime!!! >>|> >>|> >>|> Erika >>|> (with a *K*) >>|> >>|> "Life... is like a grapefruit. It's orange and squishy, >>|> and has a few pips in it, and some folks have half a one for >>|> breakfast." >>|> ----------------------------------------------------- >>|> Erika L. Walker-Arnold, VP, RUWebby, LLC >>|> ----------------------------------------------------- >>|> Macromedia ColdFusion Alliance Partner >>|> Macromedia ColdFusion 5.0 Certified Developer >>|> ----------------------------------------------------- >>|> >>|> >>|-----Original Message----- >>|> >>|From: Michael Corrigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>|> >>|Sent: 26 March 2002 16:38 >>|> >>|To: CF-Community >>|> >>|Subject: Re: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| >>|> >>| >>|> >>|> Be sure to ask some locals about the hidden beaches >>|> >>| >>|> >>|I would recommend this for anything. In general, the locals are >>|> >>|great people. I really miss that. Like anywhere else, there >>|> >>|are a few rotten apples in the bunch, but if you use good >>|> >>|judgment and some common sense, you'll have a great time. I >>|> >>|think Adam hit on a great point. See the sites, do the touristy >>|> >>|stuff, but then get out!! Go see the island. I met a couple in >>|> >>|Waikiki that have visited Oah'u two weeks a year for the last 10 >>|> >>|years and have NEVER gone beyond the Honolulu Waikiki area. I >>|> >>|was flabbergasted because there's so much to see and do. The >>|> >>|beaches are fantastic, the hiking is outstanding, and in >>|> >>|September, the weather is awesome!! If you're into hiking, look >>|> >>|at getting the book "The Hiker's Guide to Oah'u" or Maui or >>|> >>|whatever island you're going to. I believe it's a >>|> >>|series and there's one for each island. Tells you whether it's >>|> >>|Beginner, Intermediate, or Novice. Waterfalls, mountain, >>|> >>|valley. Great book and has great trail instructions and maps. I >>|> >>|would definitely recommend hiking because you get to see parts >>|> >>|that most tourists don't bother to take the time, and that's >>|> >>|where the real beauty and spirit of the islands are. Now I want >>|> >>|to go back!! >>|> >>| >>|> >>|Michael Corrigan >>|> >>|Programmer >>|> >>|Endora Digital Solutions >>|> >>|1900 Highland Avenue, Suite 200 >>|> >>|Lombard, IL 60148 >>|> >>|630-627-5055 ext.-136 >>|> >>|630/627-5255 Fax >>|> >>| ----- Original Message ----- >>|> >>| From: Cantrell, Adam >>|> >>| To: CF-Community >>|> >>| Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 10:07 AM >>|> >>| Subject: RE: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| >>|> >>| >>|> >>| I lived on Kauai for a year (kilauea), and just recently went >>|> >>|back for a >>|> >>| vacation with my girlfriend and family. All of the islands are >>|> >>|going to seem >>|> >>| similar to somebody whose never been there before, but I can >>|> >>|say that Kauai >>|> >>| is truly a magical spot. A lot of movies have been filmed >>|> >>|there because of >>|> >>| it's remoteness and breathtaking views. I don't have too many >>|> >>|scenery shots >>|> >>| without family members in the picture, but if you'd like to >>|> >>|see pictures >>|> >>| from my trip: >>|> >>|http://acantrell.homeftp.org/picview/index.cfm?gallery=hawaii >>|> >>| >>|> >>| >>|> >>| We stayed at the Hanalei Colony Resort (http://www.hcr.com/), >>|> >>|I couldn't do >>|> >>| this place justice in an email. I personally liked it >>|> MUCH better than >>|> >>| Princeville, which is the highly touted resort-of-resorts on >>|> >>|the island. HCR >>|> >>| is much more laid back, and it's right on the beach. If you >>|> >>|stay there, you >>|> >>| will be giving up television, which I thought added even >>|> more to the >>|> >>| experience (although they do have a plugin for your laptop by >>|> >>|the pool if >>|> >>| you really start to feel disconnected, I used it a few times). >>|> >>| >>|> >>| Be sure to ask some locals about the hidden beaches, there are >>|> >>|some awesome >>|> >>| ones (read: nude). >>|> >>| >>|> >>| ps. congrats. >>|> >>| >>|> >>| >>|> >>| > -----Original Message----- >>|> >>| > From: Michael Corrigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>|> >>| > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 8:37 AM >>|> >>| > To: CF-Community >>|> >>| > Subject: Re: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Well, there's 4 that are worth going to and all of them have >>|> >>| > their separate charm. If you're going for two weeks, then >>|> >>| > you have a really good chance to get to a couple of them. >>|> >>| > Here's kind of the break down: >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > O'ahu: Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, Waikiki. More people live on >>|> >>| > O'ahu than all of the other islands combined. TONS of things >>|> >>| > to do from sight seeing to hiking to, of course, some of the >>|> >>| > world's top beaches. Great bars in Honolulu and Waikiki but >>|> >>| > very touristy. If you want to get a better feel for the >>|> >>| > island, go to the windward (east) side and to the North >>|> >>| > Shore. Still fairly populated, but much less developed. >>|> >>| > Take a drive up through central O'ahu and see the pineapple >>|> >>| > fields and what's left of the sugar cane fields. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Kaua'i: The Garden Isle. Beautiful. Very remote, very >>|> >>| > undeveloped. They say that the people that visit there are >>|> >>| > the "Newly wed or the nearly dead." Basically newlyweds and >>|> >>| > old people visit. If I remember correctly, there's only >>|> >>| > 10,000-15,000 people living there. Not a heck of a lot to do >>|> >>| > but they have some really nice restaurants and if you just >>|> >>| > want to go somewhere and just be, Kaua'i is perfect. Not >>|> >>| > very touristy at all. If you go to Kaua'i, check out Waimea >>|> >>| > Canyon on the leeward (West) coast. It's like a miniature >>|> >>| > Grand Canyon. Really cool and some good hiking. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Mau'i: A nice balance between O'ahu and Kaua'i. Check out >>|> >>| > Lahaina. Touristy but not overly so. More that colonial feel >>|> >>| > than anything. Plenty to do but still has that Island feel. >>|> >>| > Great windsurfing on the south shore. Mau'i has got some >>|> >>| > great boat trips to Molokini which is this tiny crescent >>|> >>| > shaped island that is awesome for snorkeling. It costs a >>|> >>| > little more, but an organization that supports whale research >>|> >>| > (I can't remember the name though) has a boat that's a >>|> >>| > catamaran and hauls ass. You leave after all of the other >>|> >>| > boats and get there first. But you go to Molokini and the >>|> >>| > over to Lana'i and do some more snorkeling. Really great >>|> >>| > experience. There's also the trips to the top of Haleakala >>|> >>| > to see the sunrise and then you can bike back down. But >>|> >>| > that's like 4 am or something. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Hawai'i': The Big Island. Still very remote and very big. >>|> >>| > It is the home of Pele and the two most active volcanoes on >>|> >>| > earth and is a site to see. Not a heck of a lot to do, but >>|> >>| > there's the black sand beaches, green sand beaches (DO NOT >>|> >>| > TAKE THE SAND WITH YOU!!! IT IS VERY BAD LUCK!!!), and a >>|> >>| > whole lot of cattle. There's still a lot of active cattle >>|> >>| > ranches out there. Also, many people don't know this, but the >>|> >>| > cattle ranches in Hawai'i is the birthplace of the cowboy. >>|> >>| > True story. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Like I said, if you're there for two weeks, you could >>|> >>| > probably stay at one island and do an overnighter at the >>|> >>| > other islands. They have package deals for such trips for >>|> >>| > around $150 on up and includes car, hotel, and airfare. It's >>|> >>| > only a 45 minute flight between islands. If you're on Oah'u, >>|> >>| > you have to go to the Arizona Memorial. In the morning is >>|> >>| > best. If you go early enough, a lot of sailors, soldiers, >>|> >>| > marines, and airmen will do reenlistment ceremonies, >>|> >>| > retirement ceremonies and is usually pretty cool to see. It >>|> >>| > is quite emotional, especially if a survivor is there. >>|> >>| > There's also the USS Missouri which is cool too. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Michael Corrigan >>|> >>| > Programmer >>|> >>| > Endora Digital Solutions >>|> >>| > 1900 Highland Avenue, Suite 200 >>|> >>| > Lombard, IL 60148 >>|> >>| > 630-627-5055 ext.-136 >>|> >>| > 630/627-5255 Fax >>|> >>| > ----- Original Message ----- >>|> >>| > From: LANCASTER, STEVEN M. (JSC-OL) (BAR) >>|> >>| > To: CF-Community >>|> >>| > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 7:38 AM >>|> >>| > Subject: RE: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > I have been once and need to know which island is the best >>|> >>| > for getting the >>|> >>| > whole experience.. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Steven Lancaster >>|> >>| > Barrios Technology >>|> >>| > NASA/JSC >>|> >>| > 281-244-2444 (voice) >>|> >>| > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > -----Original Message----- >>|> >>| > From: Michael Corrigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>|> >>| > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 7:35 AM >>|> >>| > To: CF-Community >>|> >>| > Subject: Re: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Congratulations!! I lived in Hawaii for 5 years. If you >>|> >>| > would like to know >>|> >>| > a little bit about it, feel free to contact me and I would >>|> >>| > be more than >>|> >>| > happy to tell you everything that you would like to know. >>|> >>| > It's a great >>|> >>| > place to go, you and your new wife will love it!! >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Michael Corrigan >>|> >>| > Programmer >>|> >>| > Endora Digital Solutions >>|> >>| > 1900 Highland Avenue, Suite 200 >>|> >>| > Lombard, IL 60148 >>|> >>| > 630-627-5055 ext.-136 >>|> >>| > 630/627-5255 Fax >>|> >>| > ----- Original Message ----- >>|> >>| > From: LANCASTER, STEVEN M. (JSC-OL) (BAR) >>|> >>| > To: CF-Community >>|> >>| > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 7:07 AM >>|> >>| > Subject: She said YES!!! >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > WOOHOO!! I am on my way we are getting married in >>|> >>| > September of this year >>|> >>| > at >>|> >>| > Moody Gardens in Galveston Texas. For those who don't >>|> >>| > know it is the most >>|> >>| > beautiful place to be married. Then we are going to >>|> >>| > Hawaii for two weeks. >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > Steven Lancaster >>|> >>| > Barrios Technology >>|> >>| > NASA/JSC >>|> >>| > 281-244-2444 (voice) >>|> >>| > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| > >>|> >>| >>|> >>| >>|> >>| ______________________________________________________________________ This list and all House of Fusion resources hosted by CFHosting.com. The place for dependable ColdFusion Hosting. Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
