When you land at the Honolulu International Airport, the plane flies over the southern shores of Oahu. Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial are just outside your window. The plane touches down and you walk from the jet way into the most wonderful airport ever built. The gate areas are enclosed like any airport, but when you walk from the main terminal to baggage claim, the walkways are open and the Hawaiian breeze blows freely, the smell of plumeria unmistakable in the wind. Its always about 26C in Hawaii and it rains almost every day for about 10 minutes. The weather is almost always the same there throughout the year. There are exceptions though β I spent three weeks there one time and it rained every single day, all day long.
When you get your bags from baggage claim, there will be several people waiting for you. The traditional Island greeting is a lei and a kiss on the cheek. A tanned, muscular, and very cute Hawaiian wearing traditional Hawaiian clothing β not ti leaves, but cotton flower prints, will put the lei over your head and say "Aloha. Welcome to Hawaii." He'll have a charming smile and think to himself that kissing you makes up for all the old bags he has to kiss every day. The next person you'll see is the limo driver. He'll have your name written on a white 8 1/2 x 11 paper on a clipboard and will dutifully help you with your bags back to the car.
The last person, of any importance, that you'll see is me. I'll be the one with a grin on my face that won't be erased by time nor misfortune. I'll be the one waiting patiently while your bags come out last from the conveyer belt and eagerly waiting to have you to myself. I'll be the one to hold you in the middle of the airport and kiss your lips, your cheeks, and the tip of your nose while we wait for those damn bags.
We'll take your bags to the limo and the driver will throw them in the trunk while you and I climb into the back seat. I don't care much what the driver sees so I'll just leave the divider down. The hotel is about thirty minutes away in Waikiki, so we have time to relax a bit in the car. You're tired after the long flight and I pour you a drink. You take a sip and recline on the seat and put your head in my lap, closing your eyes. I stroke your hair and trace my fingers over your cheeks, brushing down over your eyes and touching your lips. My hands gently find their way to your chest and lightly caress your breasts, drawing tiny circles around your nipples. Then they return back to your neck and face while you drift away...
You wake up when the car pulls into the drive of the Waikiki Marriott and the driver gives the bags to the bellhop. I've already checked in so no waiting β just up to our room. While you'd slept in the limo, I'd instructed housekeeping to draw a bath for you so it would be ready and hot when we arrived. We throw open the curtains to look out over Waikiki Beach and I help you out of your clothes, running my hands over your soft skin with each piece I remove. I hurriedly throw off my clothes as well β jeans, t-shirt, flip-flops β and wrap my arms around you from behind as we walk together into the bathroom.