for their MBA Program!Sooooo if you're not aware. Our car was stolen, AGAIN, last week. This time we didn't hear them, didn't catch them, and well....didn't get our car back completely intact. She was found on a construction site. They were obviously professionals.
In case your not E-Rock. Generally there's an engine/transmission in this empty space.
You should never drink and drive.
That would be our car panels in the back seat...so they can get to our brand new infiniti speakers of course.
Empty trunk...they even took our acura emblem.
Can you spot whats missing? 
Question: Does "The Club" work? 
This is a view from Lanikai beach looking at the island that we kayaked to.
Our kayaks on the beach.
Ughh "You know how I know your gay..."
I bought my 1994 Acura Integra back in 2000. It has served me faithfully since then. Rach started driving it when the Lebaron died in 2004. It was shipped to Hawaii in 2006. Last Friday it hit 200,000 miles on the odometer. Such a faithful little car. I shall reward it with a paint job and some new wheels when I get back to NJ. I will drive this car to at least 250,000 miles.
K. Falcon convinced Rach and I to go on this hike with her, Dave, Jen, and John. I was told that it was an intermediate level 3.5 mile hike. Sounded good to me. Everyone knows I LOVE to get up early on the weekends and really just attack the day. Take this island by the horns and squeeze every last ounce of fun out of it.
Carlos and Emily invited some friends to their house for a "Wine and Cheese Tasting." I was a bit skeptical at first, because I had never attended such an event. Also, I was worried because Carlos told me it wasn't dinner, but just little appetizers and stuff. Rach and I were pretty hungry going over there, and I thought we were definitely going to be forced to hit the Wendy's late night afterwards.
Boy was I wrong. They had all these delicious meats, cheeses, and appetizers. We did not leave hungry. I really liked the format of just eating a bunch of little things instead of one big meal. I was scared of the melon wrapped with some kind of thinly sliced smoked meat, but it was pretty tasty. The bruschetta was delectable, and I ate about a pound of fresh mozzarella.
I have no idea what kind of wine we had, but I drank it and it was good. You can tell by looking at the pictures who the real wine afficionados are because some of us held the wine glass by the stem and some of us held it like a beer glass. Amateurs.
For dessert Midori brought Bearded Papa's cream puffs, which are my absolute favorite. Addam said they were awesome, and he would know because he, "F'n loves pastries!"
OK. First, I have to say please don't send any kind of hate mail saying, "Get out of town! Her name cannot be Kate Falcon! There is no way you know someone with a badass last name like FALCON!" Believe it people. I've seen her drivers license.
The gorgeous ladies I had the pleasure of spending the evening with. (especially the one second from the left)
Kate and the guys. I put this up because it is the most awkward "ooops we're not ready" photo ever.
