One of the first things KC saw was a little cape made of beautiful feathers.

She especially enjoyed the children's area where she played musical sticks with the video of a man doing a Hawaiian chant.

KC learned how ancient Hawaiians pounded the bark of the paper mulberry tree to make tapa cloth.

Outside the museum, a tent was set up where children learned how bowls and musical instruments could be made from gourds.

KC began fidgeting, then saying, "KC want eat." She enjoyed shrimp scampi over fetucci noodles. Not exactly Hawaiian... but noodles are her favorite! It was a little messy but she managed to eat enough that it put her into a food coma and she fell fast asleep for 2 hours. I wanted to join her.

Hula dancers performed to Hawaiian music while we ate and enjoyed a lovely day.We've just heard that Felicia should hit the islands on Tuesday and Wednesday. There's high surf warnings and we're being told to be careful of loose objects outside the house. Art has been nailing some loose things down. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the storm will veer away at the last minute.
Thanks for the virtual tour. I have not been to the museum in years -- the last time was when they displayed dinosaur robots. My kids loved it.
ReplyDeleteNeat. Wish I could take my grandsons there.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of the spaghetti eating. :)
That storm is taking its time. I wish it were over already.
how fun, we went there when we visited hawaii. great participation items for the little ones. eat-sounds like a good idea. I'm ready for lunch now! hear the typhoon is weakening...good for you guys.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tour! And KC does seem to be having fun as I'm sure you all did! Hope the storm is over quickly! Will be holding good thoughts for all of you!
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The storm they say is getting weaker, but strong wins are still strong winds that can blow things far away. Good to be prepared for anything.
ReplyDeleteWhen my cousin came to visit her daughter here ,we took her gradchild to out Children's museum..great fun for all of the aged ones too!
I know all about 'food comas'! LOL That sounds like a wonderful museum with the hands-on exhibits; they're the kind I enjoy best, along with the kids.
ReplyDeleteIs it me, or is Felicia a bit poky for a tropical storm? Slow movers make me nervous... good luck with the nailing down and hopefully it will be over nothing, in the end.
Your photos are wonderful as always.
we're having severe thunderstorms in Toronto, and poor Taiwan and China! Hope the storm does veer away from you guys.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun you must be having as you enjoy KC's company. The museum sounded awesome. I enjoyed the photo of the noodle eating! Hope the storm misses you.
ReplyDeleteI'm back home and trying to catch up. Our kids leave tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteIt's never to early to start learning about your culture, or that of the people around you. Great museum.
I'll be listening for news of the storm.
Such a precious little one! My best wishes that you miss the storm. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteKay, looks like another great day with KC and Tiffany! I also hope Felicia goes out to sea! Be safe!
ReplyDeleteAwww...that noodle photo is precious. I hope the storm doesn't hit...We are no match for Mother Nature no matter how advanced we think we are..stay safe and dry...
ReplyDeleteSpending as much quality time with KC as possible? =D Take care during the storm yeah!
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