For me, that place is Kauai. And the memory that won’t fade? It’s not a sunset or a hike. It’s the rain. The Kau.
“In this?” I pointed to the grey sky.
I was guilty of this on day one. I woke up in my North Shore cabin to the sound of heavy trade winds and fat droplets hitting the tin roof. My heart sank. "A washout," I muttered.
is the practice of surrendering your rigid plans.
For me, that place is Kauai. And the memory that won’t fade? It’s not a sunset or a hike. It’s the rain. The Kau.
“In this?” I pointed to the grey sky.
I was guilty of this on day one. I woke up in my North Shore cabin to the sound of heavy trade winds and fat droplets hitting the tin roof. My heart sank. "A washout," I muttered.
is the practice of surrendering your rigid plans.