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Whale Watching in Maui

koholā = whale We had THE MOST AMAZING TIME whale watching on Wednesday, February 19th in Maui. Troy’s dad Bob and his wife Sharron came in on Monday night, had one day to recover...

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Don’t Mistake Aloha For Weakness

kahu = guardian, protector, defender Some people who know me well asked if our move to Hawai’i was an act of self-preservation. Yes, it was. We knew that things could get really bad in...

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Sea Life Turtle Release

honu = Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle Sea Life Park, a ten minute drive windward, had a semi-annual turtle release in early February, which we were lucky enough to witness! The four turtles, who had...

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Zia Takes O’ahu

ʻanakē = aunt Joanne, aka Zia, aka Aunt Awesome made it all the way from New York City to visit us (and attend a yoga retreat in Ka’a’awa). It is so special to share...

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Kaneohe Sandbar

one kea = white sand In early January, our lovely neighbors invited us to join them on a catamaran tour to the Kaneohe Sandbar, which they were going on with their nieces from California....

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First Sunrise of 2025

pukana lā = sunrise Despite the all night noises of fireworks, Troy and I were inspired to wake up in the dark, don head lamps, and trudge one large step at a time up...

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Scenes from a Tropical Holiday

Hau’oli Makahiki Hou = Happy New Year After the holiday boat parade, the holiday season seemed to whip by, especially since we took ten days over Christmas to visit friends and family in Colorado....

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The Hōkūle‘a Arrives

Hōkūle‘a = Star of Gladness Along with a few dozen of our closest Hui Nalu friends, Troy and I had the privilege of helping escort the Hokule’a from Maunalua Bay into the Hawaii Kai...