They are cut in cute shapes, though. Middle-aged men escorting elderly aunts visiting from New Jersey. Bored-looking Japanese girls with impossibly chic hair styles and too much lip gloss. Groups of fashionable women taking a break from shopping. Well-coiffed Kahala matrons who knew the real Waikiki back when.
Individual lemon slices with a squeezer.
Personal tea strainers and their own holders. White pigeons dancing on the umbrellas and waiting for your crumbs. The taro patch. The memories of an earlier time that come roaring back, even if you've never been there before. The Honolulu Advertiser, a division of Gannett Co .