Many husbands and wives share blogs. Luis and I don't. This means that when we are on vacation, either we both end up writing about the same thing, or one of us gets "scooped" (his word for what I did to him this past week). So I'm not going to post pictures about the remainder of our Hawaii trip. But I will say one thing, I find it interesting that the word we is often mistaken for the word you. Let me demonstrate through this example:
Scene: The Martins' family Kitchen on Sunday afternoon
Natalia and Luis are finishing the lunch Natalia prepared for them
Luis: Um, when are WE going to pack?
Natalia: I'm going to do that right now
They both go to their room and proceed to check their internets for an hour
Luis: I thought WE were going to pack
Natalia: Um, I am. Are all the clothes here?
Natalia then gets back on her laptop. An hour later, Luis wakes up from a nap.
Luis: What time do you want to leave?
Natalia: Probably around 8
Luis: WE should probably pack
Luis then sits on the floor waiting for Natalia to get up and start packing. He finds a travel sized Speed Stick deodorant (he does not like this brand, but it was all they had at the hotel gift shop in San Francisco).
Luis: (referring to the deodorant) Can WE throw this away?
Natalia: Well I'm not sure if your regular-sized deodorant will go through security, but the travel size one will. So lets just keep it.
Luis: Ugh... (ponders for a moment)... I have an idea! WE can take my deodorant out of its original big tube and swap it out with the travel size one.
Natalia: How much is left? Will the big one even fit in the little one?
Luis: It should be fine.
Natalia: Sounds like a good idea. Go ahead and do it.
Luis: (waits for me to get up)... Eh, nevermind. I'm too lazy.