So I'm writing up an email to send out regarding our San Antonio screening and a knock comes on the door.  It's the postman with a Priority Mail box.  And INSIDE said box is a Bronze Remi Award from WorldFest Houston.  I guess they love us down there in TEXAS!

Here it is - a week after winning in Washington state, and I found out that Taylor Camp will be screening in San Antonio on June 24 at 2PM.  Don't know that I can make it over there. . .  http://SAFILM.com 

We were honored by the Rainier Independent Film Festival with the WIN of Best Feature Documentary. I was on a job site when the film screened and attempted to SKYPE in from my iPhone to do a Q&A with the audience. I still have lots to learn about the latest technology!  I finally connected - right after the audience left.  I DID get an email on my iPhone informing me that we won the award.  Very Cool!

Here's a photo of the elusive Rainbow that I was talking about a few days ago - GOTCHA!

I've gotta say that one of the true blessings of living in the islands is the abundance of juicy, ripe mangos - local grown. Sure, you can get a box of "tropical" mangoes at Costco or maybe even some organic ones at the health food store, but those puppies were grown in South America someplace and have travelled a LONG way to get here. I don't think they were tree-ripened!
Local mangoes, though, are a delight, even if  they aren't quite ready to eat, I'm much more sure they were picked - like - yesterday. Yum!
That and Avocados - local grown, dozens of varieties available all year long. Double Yum!
One of my favorite things is to make a fruit salad with a mango, some bananas, maybe an apple for crunch, and an avocado - it's a fruit too, right? And maybe a ripe, ruby red grapefruit for a little tart.
Ah, some of my favorite things!
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Nothing quite as pretty as a beautiful sunset. I looked out tonight before my walk and caught the yellow orb just after it sank behind the West Maui Mountains. Quick! Grab the camera. One thing you learn here is that ACTION is key. Nature stuff disappears quicker than you discover it, so have that camera by your side. Mostly happens with RAINBOWS, but sunsets too.
I have a technique of shooting of shooting five or six photos side by side and stitching them together in Photoshop with their automated compilation plugin. That's probably not what it's called, but that's what it does. Pretty flawlessly most of the time.
ENJOY!
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