@brianvastag I saw Dune 2 at the Keauhou cinemas, I'm seriously thinking of going to O`ahu to see it in IMAX
@robj Coming back to this (on a day off). Food is personal to people and people prefer familiarity. When they find a place that they like, they don't want it to change. IE: a certain flavor and style of Mexican food. They may try something new, but now as often as one thinks
@robj In many industries being different is good. Most meals are based on familiarity and predictability. I’ve leaned this first hand and by making and seeing mistakes. People eat close to home (figuratively and geographically)
@pratik .eml. Had to open it the mail app
@annahavron still winning. No symptoms
@annahavron so far so good. Randy 1 - virus nil
@pratik Looks amazing. Will have to replicate that here.
@maique I use Orion and Arc. Interchangably
@odd this is why, even though I kind of grew up a conservative, I feel the conservative mindset is totally broken
@ridwan nice choice
@peemee that’s a hard one. When I had my knee replacement, there was a white board in the room that showed when I had pain meds and when the next one was. I had a mind to change it, but couldn’t get out of the bed that first night.
@djsundog made me recall that my Dad used to say, “the phone on your desk doesn’t have an appointment, the person sitting in front of you does”. Seems more appropriate now, though replace with “phone in your pocket”
@starrwulfe it’s not as bad on the neighbor island (so far). Honolulu with its population mass seems to have it worse. Local boys that used to just fight now brandish weapons
@ChrisJWilson yep. Tonight I made jambalaya with grilled MahiMahi
@pratik I work at the Outrigger in Kona, so we get great room rates
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@brianvastag true.
@xxxx I went through every exhibit there. I love the stories of explorers
@robj I will watch if UCLA or Kentucky are playing. Other than that, same for me
@rom I agree with that assessment. I image many of those regulators have Apple devices.
@pratik good analogy
@larand wisdom
@pratik my Dad had a Trust that essentially was a bucket that everything was dumped into. It made it easy.
The only thing we had to deal with was the accumulated “stuff”. We had to get a dumpster. It changed my outlook. My wife and I don’t have much, but we set up a trust and got rid of lots of “stuff”.
@Mtt when my daughter was young (she’s 38 now), I had a fanny pack with a brush, hair bands, barretts, child aspirin, band aids and wipes, etc