Price: $25 at Butigroove
Photo courtesy of The Cat Dish Blog
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
New Football Coach for University of Hawaii
If you need a list minute Christmas gift for the football fan in your house - how about this awesome T-Shirt? Former UCLA offensive coordinator and local Hawaiian boy, Norm Chow, has been named as Hawaii's new head football coach. Get this shirt to show your support!
Price: $25 at Butigroove
Photo courtesy of The Cat Dish Blog
Price: $25 at Butigroove
Photo courtesy of The Cat Dish Blog
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
A Christmas Tradition in Honolulu - Honolulu City Lights
Every year the Honolulu City Lights display for Christmas is worth checking out in downtown Honolulu. This year’s City Lights theme is “Holoholo Holiday,” which means“just for fun.” In addition to the beautiful Christmas tree, the 21-foot shaka-flashing Santa is next to lei-draped Mrs. Claus, her toes cooling in a fountain pool fronting Honolulu Hale (Oahu’s city hall). Nearby, menehune-style elves and a much larger-than-life snowman and his family are in place and ready for the holiday season.
The lights will be on display through the month of December. If you are staying in Waikiki, the easiest way to get there is via The Bus. Board any of the buses listed below from Kuhio Avenue, heading away from Diamond Head, and ride to Beretania and Punchbowl streets. Disembark at the first Bus stop immediately after Punchbowl. Walk down Punchbowl Street to King Street and cross Punchbowl Street to Honolulu Hale.
- 2 School Street-Middle Street
- 13 Liliha-Puunui Avenue
- Route B - CityExpress! School Middle
- 42 Ewa Beach
You can also pick up some cute holiday decorations to take home with you too!
For more information please visit the Honolulu City Lights website and enjoy the show!
The lights will be on display through the month of December. If you are staying in Waikiki, the easiest way to get there is via The Bus. Board any of the buses listed below from Kuhio Avenue, heading away from Diamond Head, and ride to Beretania and Punchbowl streets. Disembark at the first Bus stop immediately after Punchbowl. Walk down Punchbowl Street to King Street and cross Punchbowl Street to Honolulu Hale.
- 2 School Street-Middle Street
- 13 Liliha-Puunui Avenue
- Route B - CityExpress! School Middle
- 42 Ewa Beach
You can also pick up some cute holiday decorations to take home with you too!
For more information please visit the Honolulu City Lights website and enjoy the show!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Pop Up Hotel!
Now this is cool. We've all heard of pop up retail stores (although if you live in the suburbs like me it's unlikely that you have experienced one). But this story takes the pop-up store to a whole new level. Design Hotels, which handles reservations globally for independently owned hotels, recently announced an innovation in the lodging industry: a pop-up hotel.
The hotel is in Tulum, Mexico and features 99 cabanas, most with private bathrooms, a spa with treatments based on Mayan healing practices and restaurants run by KaterHolzig, a hot Berlin club, and 42°RAW, a Copenhagen restaurant whose food is cooked at 42 degrees Celsius or below.
Would you stay at a pop up hotel? What about a pop-up hotel in Hawaii? I'd be willing to give it a try!
* Photo courtesy of Design Hotels
The hotel is in Tulum, Mexico and features 99 cabanas, most with private bathrooms, a spa with treatments based on Mayan healing practices and restaurants run by KaterHolzig, a hot Berlin club, and 42°RAW, a Copenhagen restaurant whose food is cooked at 42 degrees Celsius or below.
Would you stay at a pop up hotel? What about a pop-up hotel in Hawaii? I'd be willing to give it a try!
* Photo courtesy of Design Hotels
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