I celebrated my last night in Maui (at least for now!) with
dinner on the beach. To be perfectly
honest, it was not as romantic as I imagined it to be since sand kept getting
in my take-out, but I couldn’t think of a better night than taking in the
beautiful Hawaiian sunset. I loved how much it changed colors and personality within such a short amount of time!
While at my beloved Kihei beach, I started talking to a
woman from Oregon who was visiting Maui for her son’s vow renewals to mark his
10 year wedding anniversary. She asked
me if I got lonely when I traveled by myself so much. It can get lonely at moments, but to honest,
I love having the headspace to just think since I don’t often do that in my
daily life. She had never thought about
it like that.
Before catching my flight the next day, I headed to Lava
Java for a morning coffee (could they have a more fabulous name for a coffee
shop?), stared at all the stand-up paddle boarders that speckled the pristine
blue waters and soaked up some Hawaiian sunshine by the pool. Goodbye Maui!
