Yes it's that time of the week again, Aloha Monday everybody! I hope everybody had a fantastic week and a relaxing weekend. Its Ryan here again to fill in the blanks of the past week in the Hawaiian Fire Surf School world. We hadn't hear anything from Kevin and Wisa until just last night. As you can see Wisa threw up a quick blog on what they have been up to on the other side of the world. When you hear that someone is going on a trip to Bali you think of nothing but luxury, exotic locations, and nothing but sunshine and smiles right?... Well if any of you have ever been to a trip to a third world country then you know first hand that not everything goes exactly as planned as I am sure you can tell by reading the first of the Bali blogs by Wisa. Although it will be an experience of a lifetime for both of them, there are sure to be a few snags along the way and it will take a bit of improvisation involved in their journey. The Hawaiian Fire Surf School Crew is sending out Aloha over the Pacific to both of them and hope that can have some grea t times and score some epic surf. Here are a few pics from my Bali trip so you can have a small taste of what Indonesia has toffer
It was a busy and windy week at Barber's Point this week but as always it was another great week in paradise. To top it all off our good old San Diego Chargers managed to pull one off this Sunday and made me a very happy boy. I may be the only one that thinks so due to their horrible playing this year but I still have faith they will make it to the Super Bowl. Myself, Joe Toro, Mark Hino (Hawaiian Fire Surf Instructors and Firemen) along with a few other Firemen enjoyed the game at Kanpai Bar and Grill this Sunday.
So that's what went in the week of Hawaiian Fire Surf School...at least according to me and I hope I could keep you from having to get to work for at least a couple minutes on this Aloha Monday. One last introduction from me before we sign off until next week. Nami is my pitbull/sharpei mix that makes an occasional visit to Barber's Point to ride some waves. In case your wondering, Nami means Wave in Japanese (as in Tsunami). Now don't freak out when you hear she is a Pitbull like everyone else does. She is probably the most mellow dog you have ever met and I mean come on how often do you get to see a dog rippng up the waves right? At about 1 year old she is full grown now and loves just loungin' around, surfing, hiking, and chasing her own tail for hours on end. If you come out to visit Hawaiian Fire Surf School make sure to get in touch with me if you want to see this surfing Pooch for yourself. Alright, that wraps it up for this week. As always, Aloha from the entire HF Crew (including Nami) and we hope to see you in the water soon. Have a great week and check back next Aloha Monday!
So don't mind the obscure placement of the pictures. It is virtually impossible to place these things where I want them to go and have almost gone grey trying to do it. You guys get the idea. So...back to Oahu. John and I (John is the other owner who will be writing to you the following week to introduce himself) have been quite busy taking over the numerous tasks that are normally handled by Kevin and Wisa. The surf school is still relatively busy although if you have any friends or family coming this way then please let them know that we have plenty of surferless boards just waiting to be ridden. Things have been going quite smoothly and we have two new additions to our product line. The HF Tote bag which we introduced to you last week and now we have the Hawaiian Fire Beach Towel. We are still in the process of inputting the towels into the system but they will be available for purchase this week at Hawaiian Fire Surf School Headquarters and also on the Hawaiian Fire Online Store. If I do say so myself, the towel is damn good stylish and is great for everyday use or even as a souvenier to remind you of how stoked you were to surf with us. Here's a sneak peak at what they look like. FireFighter turnouts and h
ydrant not included.
ydrant not included.
It was a busy and windy week at Barber's Point this week but as always it was another great week in paradise. To top it all off our good old San Diego Chargers managed to pull one off this Sunday and made me a very happy boy. I may be the only one that thinks so due to their horrible playing this year but I still have faith they will make it to the Super Bowl. Myself, Joe Toro, Mark Hino (Hawaiian Fire Surf Instructors and Firemen) along with a few other Firemen enjoyed the game at Kanpai Bar and Grill this Sunday.
So that's what went in the week of Hawaiian Fire Surf School...at least according to me and I hope I could keep you from having to get to work for at least a couple minutes on this Aloha Monday. One last introduction from me before we sign off until next week. Nami is my pitbull/sharpei mix that makes an occasional visit to Barber's Point to ride some waves. In case your wondering, Nami means Wave in Japanese (as in Tsunami). Now don't freak out when you hear she is a Pitbull like everyone else does. She is probably the most mellow dog you have ever met and I mean come on how often do you get to see a dog rippng up the waves right? At about 1 year old she is full grown now and loves just loungin' around, surfing, hiking, and chasing her own tail for hours on end. If you come out to visit Hawaiian Fire Surf School make sure to get in touch with me if you want to see this surfing Pooch for yourself. Alright, that wraps it up for this week. As always, Aloha from the entire HF Crew (including Nami) and we hope to see you in the water soon. Have a great week and check back next Aloha Monday!
