Remember some of the beauties of yesteryear. True glory never fades with age.

The Islands of Hawaii

Beauty basking in sunlight
Waikiki Beach sunset, Oahu

Ianuali and Pepeluali

(January and February)

Ianuali/Pepelualu
Hideaway Beach, Princeville, Kaua'i

Malaki and Apelila

(March and April)

Malaki/Apelila
World famous Waikiki Beach & Diamond Head, O'ahu
Malaki 26 is Kuhio Day

Mei and Iune

(May and June)

Mei/Iune
The Lahiana Wharf, Maui
Iune 11 is Kamehameha Day

Iulai and Aukake

(July and August)

Iulai/Aukake
Polihale Beach, Kaua'i
Aukake 15 is Admission Day

Kepakemapa and Okakopa

(September and October)

Kepkemapa/Okakopa
Full Moon Over Diamond Head, O'ahu
Okakopa 13 is Discoverers Day

Nowemapa and Kekemapa

(November and December)

Nowemapa/Kekemapa
'Iao Needle, Maui
In the water
This calendar was distributed by Island Heritage Publishing, 99-880 Iwaena Street, Aiea, Hawaii 96701-3202. Call them at (800) 468-2800 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Hawaiian Standard Time and I'm sure arrangements could be made to have one of your very own for the current year.
Another site which has a nice collection of Hawaiian scenes is the communications station in Wahiawa, Hawaii. For more links to Lion Coffee Hawaii, see Island Gifts Direct's list.
Note! I cannot possibly keep all these links current. If you find one that doesn't work, I'd appreciate your .
Here's another thought: the only place in the United States where coffee is grown is Hawaii. Why not try "the cup that cheers" youself? Call Lion Coffee at (800) 338-8353 and I know they'll be pleased to ship you a little taste of paradise. My own favorites are Kona Macadamia Nut and Chocolate Kona Madamia Nut coffee. Or, order on the net either directly from Lion Coffee or from one of these merchants: Island Gifts Direct or The Bad Ass Coffee Company.
Sorry, there are no mermaids in Hawaii.
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