when i first started foiling, i almost flew to Maui and paid a guy $400/hour to teach me how.  if he told me i could be foiling like i am now, i would have paid him $1,000/hour.  this sport is addicting, and it’s also priceless…

another priceless moment was yesterday.  i still can’t believe the dolphins were jumping over me when i was on the foil.  they seemed so happy and so was i.  i think i scared them away when i was screaming so loud with joy.  haha…

the water was so clear that i didn’t even need a mask.  that was one of the Top 10 moments in nature for me by far.  i’m not sure if that will ever happen again in my lifetime…

i’m not a movie guy, but when i see a good movie, i get excited.  i just finished watching “Sweet Tooth” on Netflix.  i had no idea what it was about or what to expect.  right when it started, i got completely hooked!  i just finished the series and i have to say it was pretty amazing.  i wonder if they made it because of this pandemic?  or just timed it right?  which ever it is, this is probably the best time to watch it because it makes you think even more about what else is possible…

Let’s Go-Efoil!

Good morning 4:30am.
Ala Moana waist high and perfect.
Diamond Head chest high and bumpy.
Trade winds at 20mph.
Sun, clouds, and warm.
Going to the sea.
Have a wonderful day!