Our digs in Honolulu

    For our last six days in Hawaii we've given up our car and are staying in the capital city of Hawaii. Our current place is a little different than any accommodations we've had before with Airbnb.  It's on the 17th floor of a condo tower right in the historic district.

Mirrored in a neighboring building is our Honolulu tenement stay.

Sean and AJ live in the condo with their darling three year old son Zorro (yep, that's really his name.)  We've got this room-with-a-view, and our own bathroom.

Looking northeast from the balcony, where we like to eat.  Because there are clouds and drizzle over the Ko'olau Range north of the city nearly every day, yet sun along the coast itself, rainbows are nearly a daily occurrence.  When you remark to a local how beautiful the rainbows are, the response is a blase, "Yeah, pretty."

Here we are eating our Hawaiian breakfast of fried eggs and spam with sticky rice.

Our view while eating our dinner of fried vegs on penne topped with Gorgozola.  We love the convenience of being able to use the kitchens when staying at Airbnbs.  And with a dining spot like this, why not.