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That first night and day in Hawaii is like the most like surreal, magical thing that

I've ever like experienced. Like I remember we got there and it was super dark

and we were so jet lagged I think we gained a day going there because I think there were 12 hours

ahead from where we were um so we got there in the dark and we were staying at this little house

that had like a guest house we were all staying there for a week until we could find like an

actual rental place. So we got there in the like pitch black, couldn't see anything, very disorientated.

And then we woke up pretty early, I think around like 4.30 because of jet lag. And you just

woke up to sounds. You could hear birds and all kinds of craziness. And I remember I walked out and we were in

this little village called Waimano. And it's on the windward side of Oahu. And I walked out and it was just

massive green cliffs jutting up into the sky. And then they had like waterfalls coming down them and there was mist and it was palm trees and

parrots.

And like I have lived in Scotland my entire life at this point in being so sheltered.

I was just mouth dropped open, could not believe what I was looking at.

It was incredible.

Where the house was in Waimanalo, it was right next to Waimanola Beach, which is

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