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February 1, 2008 12:39 pm
Wendy and I have made it to Kihei, Maui. My brother is getting married here on Saturday so the Petershagen family is beginning to rain down onto the island like a tropical storm. WiFi in the condo seems to be holding up, so we will try to make regular Flickr updates. It may not be quite as exciting as when the Brady Bunch went to Hawaii (haven’t found a bad luck Tiki charm yet), but between our camera and our cell phones we should be able to keep the coverage coming. Aloha!
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