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January 03, 2007
The Commercial Luau
I had a spontaneous opportunity to spend a little time in Hawaii over the holidays, so how could I refuse? Alas, with CES around the corner, my laptop went with me -- no real peace and quiet around the holidays between CES in early January and the numerous events and holiday activities.
Although I had to work, I did manage to sneak in a few fabulous hikes, and a luau: odd that I've never been to one given how much travel I've done. Of course, I can't forget to mention wildly singing to holiday tunes with the top down.
Largely, the luau has become tacky and commercialized -- for $100, you don't even get a lei or a photo thrown in and with the exception of "the pig," the food is often marginal. Below: the pig being hoisted from the pit. I have to admit, it was delicious.
Dancing will always draw me in, regardless of the event and to add to the drama, they use fire. How could you not?
January 3, 2007 in America The Free, Entertainment/Media, Events, Holidays, On Dance, Social Gigs & Parties, Travel | Permalink
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