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Archive for May, 2008

Fishing (Casting)Portlock, Honolulu, Hawaii
Fishing implies fish are involved. There were no fish involved in this fellow’s 3-hour activity therefore I conclude he was merely “casting.”

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Mi Casa, Su CasaMakiki, Honolulu, Hawaii
Late this afternoon we got the keys to our first home!!
Within the past 90-days I’ve seen and read more papers than my entire high school and college career combined and I’ve learned so much in the process. I have a newfound respect for the realtors and brokers who seemingly work [...]

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SlippahsPortlock, Honolulu, Hawaii
Slippahs (rubber slippers) is the footwear of choice for Hawaii folks. This versatile wardrobe accessory can be worn to the beach in the morning and when paired with the right pair of jeans and a t-shirt, worn to dinner that same evening.
Update 06.06.08: According to researchers at Auburn University, wearing slippers for an [...]

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Puppy’s Stress RelieverKahala Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii
Why do dogs dig? According to this website it’s their way of relieving stress, similar to our addicition to alcohol, cigarettes and chocolate ice-cream.

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“Yesterday’s a Memory
Tomorrow’s a Dream
Today is just a Moment” — Dr. Brown, Psy. D.

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My PrayerHonolulu, Hawaii
It was 3-years ago to the day that we landed in San Francisco, where we then stood in the cold for an hour waiting for our hotel shuttle to arrive. At the time I didn’t realize this would be our last trip together. It was a place we’d go to recharge and [...]

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Evidence of Relaxation (4-Hour Vacation)Portlock, Honolulu, Hawaii
I look forward to Sundays as it’s a day which my puppy and I can spend a few hours at the beach. While it provides her with the necessary exercise and the opportunity to run free, it gives me the opportunity to recharge myself and enjoy the [...]

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Demolition Downtown Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii
The former 9-story Hawaiian Trust Building built in 1957, currently known as the Princess Victoria Kamamalu Building, is currently being prepared for demolition and subsequent reconstruction and re-occupany by the State of Hawaii . Prior to the State’s acquisition of the property in 1968 the building was owned and occupied [...]

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‘okinaHonolulu, Hawaii

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Panic … The Ultimate Sense of UrgencySandy Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii

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