Penny, see what happends when you come with us.

After my Zumba class, M and I took
Penny to Serge's in Manoa to have
the Chile Verde Burrito.  She sat
quietly on our laps during the meal,
listening to the Mexican music.

We drove past the lovely Chinese
graveyard.  According to the
teacher of a Feng Shui class I once
took, this site was chosen because of
the good Feng Shui the valley offered.

One of Manoa's famous rainbows hung
low and close.  We walked our usual route along Oahu Ave.
and Manoa Road.  Penny remembered which houses had dogs
that would bark, so she was ready to bark back, sassy girl.

After our walk we dropped in on grandma.

Penny got some loving words and
rubs.  Thank you, grandma.

We wanted to take Penny with us
so we went to Panya where they
welcomed her with a bowl of water.

We ordered appetizers.  Very nice
Spring Rolls.

Also Salt and Pepper pork and Ginger and Chinese
Cabbage saute.  Penny was a good dog, sitting quietly on
our laps throughout,  watching the people and their
pets walking by.

It was a soft sunset with lingering
light so we walked a bit in Ala
Moana Park.

 

The light brought
out the blue colors of
the nearby condos.
The iconic IBM bldg
shone a bright
lavender.

Penny found the gate to
the Lawn Bowl lawn.  R
and I once joined the club for
a short while with friends, but
I never got the hang of it. 

She cavorted in the sand, digging
and getting it all over her nose
and mouth!

She liked the water a bit
too.

It was a day of different sights and a lot of walking for a little 10 lbs. mini Doxie.  She was called "little sausage" by a human and who knows what by the other dogs she barked at.  She had fun!