Submarnie Ride ni Honolulu

	A cruise and a submarine!
(click on photos to enlarge)	Here is the 'Atlantis Cruise Ship" that Kristin took me on for dinner one night!
	This is the insides of another type of 'ship'! Here we are in a little submarine and if yuo could see the dial a little more clearly it would be telling you that we were at about 130 feet under water!
	Here's another view of the submarine from our cruise ship! Waikiki is in the background.
“We all live in a white Submarine” One thing that you have to do when you go to Hawaii is either go scuba dive, or go on the Atlantis submarine tour. What you do is you have to take a boat out to the submarine and then you go to different depths and see tons of neat stuff—such as a ton of fish, neat turtles, and even sharks! Well, we got to see one shark—which I was like—YIKES! Kristin was so much braver than I was! :)
	Here is a man made 'wreck' called the Atlantis. It encourages development by local fish and other marine life!
	FISH!
	Here I am in the SUBMARINE! YIKES!
	a scuba diver and a turtle!
	Me on the surface of the submarnie!
	Here I am on North Shore... a little smaller... but I am working on it!
	Kristin does love her truck!
	Kristin fixed up her guest room for me! how Sweeeet!
	surfers learning from the beginning!
	The dinner cruise was a lot of fun!
A Cruise to Remember! After shopping and spending some time at the beach, Kristin was really sweet and took me on the Atlantis sunset cruise. It is a ship where you sit and have a luxurious dinner and see a beautiful Hawaiian sunset. The menu was FANTASTIC! We first got a salmon appetizer (which had this great pesto sauce) and I told Kristin that I was seriously going to gain weight from eating this dinner! It was well worth it!!! We had salad and then came the main course: a full lobster and steak--- I was in heaven! :) The meal was ended with a fantastic chocolate cake that looked too pretty to eat—but I had to make sure that it was good. :) Kristin and I finished the tour watching the sun go down and see Honolulu come alive in the night.
	Another neat view from inside the submarine!
	Where would a K-Mail be without FOOooOoD! Yes , I had a lobster thanks to my very generous sister!