Kona – Day 21 – life in the old lane

Start the day with a visit to the Kealakekua Market. It’s about 30 minutes away from here.

I shouldn’t be anywhere near this vendor. Maybe not even on the same island.

I avoided this delightful pastry vendor.

The trip to the market was a part of Billy and Monique’s instant party plan. They caught a 40 pound fish yesterday morning. In Hawai’i, it’s simply called “ono,” which is the Hawaiian word for “good.” The rest of the world calls it wahoo. So, fish tacos were served to honor the fish. And fishy doggy bags were issued to all the attendees. I have enough fish for maybe 4 meals.

This is Bella. She is an interesting dog. Apparently, she is on some “bad dog” registry. But the only thing I have noticed is that she will lick you to death.

This is Pearl. Among other things, she doesn’t like females. I am not sure how she can tell us apart. She isn’t looking at me with great cheer.

I was collected at about 8:40 this morning and returned to my lodgings at about 4:40 pm. That’s about all the excitement that I can take.

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