The places in Hawaii that I usually take for granted are now perfect for blogging about.
These photos were taken on my latest holiday while walking through the Royal Haqwaiian Center.
The Honolulu Cookie Company is a familiar site that I would usually just take for granted.
But after looking at all of the wonderful colors and displays, it caught my eye as perfect for a post.
As you wonder about Hawaii, a familiar phrase is repeated over and over.
"No Ka Oi", meaning, "the very best".
And I think the Dark Chocolate Coconut Honolulu cookie is, "No Ka Oi"!
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2 comments:
Dearest Mo,
It is always good for showing 'The Very Best' and you did bring home those great memories. What a company with great vision for displaying their product so attractive. You could have added that the pineapple is also the symbol of hospitality.
Love to you,
Mariette
OMGOODNESS, you Temptress! I am trying so hard to not eat sugar and flour and here you have me drooling in my computer keyboard. My oldest daughter's first child has a Hawaiian name, Alana. (I call her Lulu on my blog) It means easy-going and good natured (which she is). SWEET post today (literally)...xo Diana
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