1 Big Ben still likes to build with Legos! How cool! This is a neat plane!
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5 Having a dinner party at our house, which turned into a surprise birthday party for me!
6 Ben and David playing with my Ben, who loved all the big boys. "That's da guys!"
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11 Rich and little Ben :)
12 Ben entertaining everyone!
13 Big boys!
14 And the lizard man of Kailua found a friend!
15 Talking about some mischief I do believe...
16 Luke is a drummer, so Sam is enjoying showing off his stuff!
17 Lots of menfolk in one room!
18 A pile of slippahs by the door means a good time is being had inside!
19 Looking for clues about my birthday present!
20 A cake!!! How cool! We got to decorate it, too, which Sam really enjoyed :)
21 Fiah fiah time!
22 39 candles can take some effort to light.
23 The lighting ceremony.
24 Getting warm in here!
25 Love you, ladies!
26 A little smoky in here!
27 Out at the zoo - somebody in Dave's arms is up to NO good :)
28 Big Sam!
29 Mexican lunch on the strip in Waikiki :) And a new lizard friend from the gift shop.
30 My sick boys are still troopers about walking around. See what Sam got? A Kiimodo dragon!
31 Now out for a morning birthday jog, followed by snorkel then lunch date! Giji gave me the lei :)
32 Baby damselfish.
33 And a huge sea cucumber! It looks like a sleeping monk seal and was about as big!
34 A little parrotfish feeding area...giving you an idea of what it is like to squeeze over the coral at relatively low tide.
35 Goldrim surgeonfish with convict tang in the background, and I think threadfin butterflyfish under the coral.
36 Lots of baby parrotfish, then a teardrop butterflyfish (my first sighting in the wild!) and a pufferfish scooting away under the coral.
37 Yellow tang pair hiding in the coral!
38 Our butterflyfish friends again! This is the same extended family we saw the other day! To the back right is someone we can't identify - not quite milletseed and not quite multiband butterflyfish...
39 Love them - they are so beautiful.
40 Getting cold now so heading in for Kalapawai for pupus.