> Karin never ceases to amaze and delight us. She is just the most
> adorable little bundle of joy. She has turned into an avid swimmer and ocean lover.Karin wears a lime green wetsuit under her life jacket
> and goes out with me to the reefs in up to 20 feet of water!
>
> Once we get out there I tow her around as I do open water swimming (she holds on to my toes). Another thing we do in deep water is she climbs up onto my knees as I sit in a pose while treading water --then she leaps off and hurls into the air -- delighting when she manages to go high enough so her entire head gets dunked under water on the way down. What a sight. Our favorite play spot is Ke'e beach right at the end of the one and only main road in the North. A paradise on earth with calm ocean conditions for the little ones behind the reef (even in winter) -- a reef which also produces many colorful fish to swim with. This is our third trip to the North Shore of Kauai and Ke'e is right at the top of our list every time we are there.
>
> I have a wonderful little pal and playmate for a Daughter. Even if I
> do not get a son in February I will rest assured that I will be able
> to have plenty of fun with my Daughters if our next child turns out to be one..
>
> We had a wonderful vacation staying in the area north of Hanalei then on our last night Princeville. After staying 7 night at our friends
> Rudra's house we treated ourselves to a luxurious night at the Westin Princeville ocean villas (and dealing with a slight tropical pest problem). What an amazing place the Westin was. I went for a
> "viewtastic" run on the famous princeville golf course this morning
> (panoramas and scenic view epic). Makes me want to pick up golf just
> for the surroundings. That was miles of lush green manicured natural opulence.
>
> Enjoy some photos from our end of summer vacation! http://sambradshaw.smugmug.com/Travel/Vacations/Kauai-Sept2010/13823746_pfusc#1019636705_RdAVR
Mahalo!
