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| All the visitors in RS were given a lei made out of shells as a welcome gift |
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The people of Hawaii make leis from beautiful flowers of all types and in many different colors. One way to show friendship and/or love is to present someone with a lei. Our Polynesian friends, Adam and Drena, gave us leis before when we were flying out headed for LV. |
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| The people of Hawaii are happy and easy going. It's rather contagious. Here's Steve on Father's Day getting ready to enjoy breakfast before heading to church. No troubles, no worries; just "hanging loose." |
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| When we arrived at church, I noticed all the men had leis on. I didn't realize that it was a Hawaiian tradition to give your husband/father a lei to wear to church on Father's Day. I made a mental note that the next time I'm in Hawaii on Father's Day, I will make sure Steve has a beautiful floral lei. However, someone tapped my shoulder during Sunday School and gave me a lei made from nuts. The man told me it was for my husband so he too could have a lei on Father's Day. The aloha spirit of love and friendliness is alive and well in the Kahuku 2nd Ward. |
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