One of the best things about living in Hawaii – and in particular living on Oahu is that IT RAINS SOMEWHERE ON THIS ISLAND EVERY DAY and it’s also sunny somewhere on this island every day. When you put those two things together you get an ancient legend about how when it rains – It’s actually Waikea – the God of the Heavens making love with Papa – the Goddess of the Earth. It’s sacred procreation and it’s also beautiful creation that gives us the explosions of colorful and wonderful flowers, green verdant jungle and foliage, and rainbows. There are rainbows every day in Hawaii – all you have to do is find them. I don’t take pictures of every one I see – I don’t take pictures of most of them – but I take a moment and feel some warmth and gratitude to Papa and Waikea and this land of beautiful rainbows. Here are a few of them I’ve taken pictures of recently – the rainbows here are something you really have to feel to appreciate – I hope you can feel these.
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