“Planning On Forever…”

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With a week and a half left until their much anticipated nuptuials, Gabe and Elaine have been busy planning and coordinating the events for next week. They have stepped up their planning to a vigorous pace that has Gabe returning phone calls to me at 3:46 in the A.M.! And now, to help them coordinate the wedding, is the master of organization herself, Mellie, who signed on a couple of weeks ago. Expect the unexpected. I think we’re all gonna have a great time.

Thinking of what you’re gonna do first? The Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki is on the beach, has 5 pools, and 22 restaurants & bars within the property. Jamal aka Lamar from the JustinTV softball team just came back from a week at the Hilton Hawaiian with his wife and fellow teammate, Tami. He recommends spending time in the Alii Tower pool. It’s adults only there, so you’ll have to drop your kids off at the supervised kids activity center and check it out. I can’t wait to take my first nap on the beach, hopefully near some shade with a cool beverage on standby. Need more hotel facts?

Are you staying at the Sheraton Waikiki? (Mine and the Brady Bunch’s favorite hotel) I got you covered. Here are a list of their bars and their operating hours:
- The Cobalt Lounge; 4pm - 11:15pm
- Sand Bar; 10:30am - 9pm
- Esprit Night Club; 4pm - 12:30am
- Esprit Patio; 4pm - 12:30am

Checkout the Sheraton’s live webcams. Beach Cam and Sky Cam.

Speaking of webcams, if you can’t make the trip be sure to tune into the live webcast of the ceremony and reception on July 7th at 8pm PST on Justin.tv. Upon visiting the site you will be able to chat with other virtual guests from all over the world. Also keep checking back here, as I’ll be doing my best to update this site more frequently before, during and after Hawaii.

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