Late nite at PCC

Living on North Shore we are totally blessed with more of the tropical side of the island of Oahu. We get more of the rain and its a lot greener and on this side versus town which has lots of buildings and is busy busy, we basically live in da country. Keep the country country they say here. The downside to having all the real beauty and being so close to the water is that there is not much as far as stores goes. We have a small shopping center about a mile or less with a grocery store, bank, couple food places, hardware store and the Laie theaters just reopened a couple weeks ago, just about everything a person needs for survival I assume. We also have one of the main tourist attractions on the island, the Polynesian Cultural Center. We live like a hop skip and a jump away, we can even hear them practicing and doing their shows throughout the day, its pretty cool. Recently, PCC changed their night show to be completely different from what it used to be (they have had the same night show for a long time now).So this past Wednesday, it was a FREE preview for the entire community. We love FREE and have been trying to find things to do together that dont cost alot of money, since there is so much beauty here for us to enjoy and benefits to having a local ID. Since a hurricane was suppose to hit us Tuesday/Wednesday we received a lot of rain, but that did not stop the whole community.

The name of the new night show is:

This show is described as:

"A LEGEND THAT LIVES IN EVERY ISLAND CULTURE, EVERY VILLAGE, EVERY HOME". The grand opening was tonite August 14th, 2009.

We had such a great time! It was such a neat depiction of the islands and very well done. BYU-Hawaii is such an amazing place to be. There is a such a Spirit that dwells here that you dont feel very many other places a Spirit of the islands, of the people. The show started at 9:30 and we got home at 11:30 ready to hit the sack! I woke up Thursday morning and went to pour some cereal and I saw this:

After chasing this gecko around my sink for what seemed like forever, I finally caught him with the measuring cup!