Sunday February 19th 2017 - Would You Believe Elvis Was In The House

Sunday February 19th 2017 -  Would You Believe Elvis Was In The House
Woke up this morning a little off my game.  As Clela would call was moody and grouchy.  Okay maybe she was right.  It was a cloudy day and cold.

We got some rain last night and the trade winds were blowing.  You know hold on to your little kid type day.  We ate inside.

We had a choice today we could eat in the restaurant, get dressed and go out and eat or go down stairs and buy something frozen.  We  chose the Eggo and a paper, no paper we were to late by 9.

Have you taken a good look at Eggo's?  Ya, that's right they are not only smaller in diameter and thickness.  There is a little known fact that if you leave them in the toaster to long you can use them as a hammer yes, a hammer.  They are so hard you can't cut them with a serrated knife.  Oh if your lucky to have a hacksaw that will do and you can even eat the sawdust.
We went into Lahaina for lunch.  The Paia Fish Market was our destination.  This restaurant once was Burger King.  As in the town of Paia there was a line out the door.

 Set up the same way, you order then find a place at a picnic table and wait to hear your number called.  By luck we found a place inside near the kitchen so we could hear.  The only thing different between there and here when your number called you went up to get your food. Here they brought it out to you.  We both ordered a Toco Fish.  Oh no Kathy I again forgot to take a pic.  Anyway it's more about the people you talk to at your table.  We met a couple from Lafayette Indiana, you know home of Purdue University.  He just happen to be a Packer fan.  He was really up on the basketball.  Wisconsin and Purdue are tied in the Big Ten.

From there we went across the street to view all the art under the Banyan tree.

If you hadn't known this the whole art show is under one tree.  One city block.

When your is close to the docks you got to go down for a look.  Okay Clela had to go..

Time to go back to our condo.
We just made one stop at Foodland to find something for supper.

 The Elvis impersonator was giving a short appearance down by the large pool.  Clela had to drag me down.  He sings three or four songs and promotes his show in  Lahaina. Show tickets are very expensive so we never went.

He sang his three songs and promotes his show and was ready to pack up and this guy said I'll give a hundred dollars for the food pantry for him to sing more.  He sang four more songs and the same guy gave another one hundred dollars if he would sing more and he did.  After over an hour and a another hundred the show was over.  His show is an hour and a half in  Lahaina.
Before the show we talked to a guy who was from Minnesota.  Before moving to Minnesota he lived in Wauwatosa.  He said there is some more people here from Wisconsin.  They said they were from Hartland and we said we are from Sussex.  I said my two daughters went to Arrowhead and he said he taught at the high school.  After the show I asked him what did he teach and he said Tech Ed and of course I told him I was a Tech ED teacher at Brookfield Central.  The world is getting smaller.  I'll have to find out his name next time I see him.
We came back up to our condo and Clela made supper.

We had barbecue chicken and potato mac salad.  Clela also had a Musubi, rice, spam and sea weed.  Okay that's okay to eat, not fishy.  That was our day and it is getting short now, so see you tomorrow.