And now, for a celebratory break and a musical treat...
Happy Memorial Day Weekend
Tag: hawaii
Hawaii in CCP Virus Times
At first, we hated it. But the two-month long COVID-19 homestay could teach us how to work and learn better so we have more free time and less traffic.
Finally Outside
Parks and beaches open to limited use in Hawaii
No More Coronavirus!
Blog temporarily derailed due to coronavirus info overload. Choose wisely how you spend your time.
Hawaii Residents Do Have Choices About Jobs and Housing
Job and housing choices for Hawaii residents
My Problem With China
China must be condemned and boycott for manufacturing junk, following deceptive business practices, and human rights violations.
That’s What Grandchildren are For
Nurturing the grandparent-grandchild relationship.
Mauna Kea Telescope: Symbol of Hope and Faith
There is a cultural controversy occurring in Hawaii over whether it is right – a moral, not legal issue – for the state to build a $1.4 billion thirty-meter (18 stories!) telescope on Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano on the island of Hawaii. Ethnic Hawaiian elders claim this state-owned site has religious significance and want… Continue reading Mauna Kea Telescope: Symbol of Hope and Faith
Thankful, Patient, Mellower
People change all the time.-Tony Shalhoub People can change, and when they do, we are fortunate to witness it. I recently started working with my dad. He’s an old school architect in his 70s, still drawing plans by hand and driving all over Oahu to measure houses. Recent environmental regulations for storm water runoff on… Continue reading Thankful, Patient, Mellower
Thankful for Opportunity
A new development creates a challenge but not an end to my blog.
