I love farmers' markets.  There is a great energy with a variety of vendors and shoppers. Since 2009, I have been going to the Kapiolani Community College (KCC) Saturday morning farmers' market.  

I definitely have my go to foods that I look forward to but there are a lot of new food vendors that I am looking forward to trying.  My two favorite things to eat are served on a stick – sausage and corn.  

In Hawaii, when something new opens, whether it be a restaurant or attraction, everyone is lined up waiting to experience it.  With the addition of a Wind Tunnel at The Groove, opening to public this weekend, people will want to line up to try it out.   

I had the opportunity to see the Wind Tunnel in action at a media preview last week. Now people can get the chance to experience skydiving, without having to jump out of a plane.  

Have you ever had that experience as you are falling asleep and you feel like you are falling off a cliff?  Free Fall!   

The weather has not been the best recently in Hawaii.  I mean, rain and wind is what we consider bad weather.  And yes, it does seem cold!  Regardless of this bad weather, Sid and I were determined to get out and do our hike as planned to the Lulumahu Falls.  Our journey on Sunday was much shorter than we had planned.  

I hate to admit, but Saturday (4/19/2014) was the first time I went to the Lighthouse since moving to Hawaii in 2003.  I had seen it from a sail boat but always wanted to be closer.

There are so many great hikes on Oahu. Problem is, some of the best ones are illegal and on private property! I am not one to do things illegally unfortunately.

There were a number of locals and tourists taking advantage of the sweeping views that this hike has to offer.  It is a gradual incline the whole way up, really working out the legs, but not difficult.  At only 2 miles (round trip), there is a lot to see, with a different view of the east side of the island, and not strenuous.