Hana, in the Hawaiian language, means work. Naturally that means I, being Hannah, am an exceptionally hard worker in a hard working place, Hana…. Or at least I can go on thinking that. :)
When we finish a hard morning of working out in the fields, hungry for some lunch consisting fresh eggs in some form or another, we’ll say with delight, “Pau Hana!” meaning “Work is done.” Well today, this Hannah said Pau Hana for a final time in Hana. My last working day, as tomorrow I’ll soak up as much sun as humanly possible, have a final breakfast with Phyllis, and Saturday take flight back to the mainland. Hana will never be over for Hana Tropicals however, as an order for 20 Easter flower arrangements for an assortment of priests and nuns scattered throughout the country came in recently, so this morning we tired to prepare our Nik and Andy as much as we could for them to go out the beginning of next week. Quite the task for two new workers without Krista here! But I’m sure they’ll hana hard, if ya catch my drift.
Tonight we head to the caves of Wai'anapanapa to swim by the light of glow sticks :)
One more post for ya ladies and gentlemen, I promise!
Aloha.
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