My wife and I have traveled to many times, we have good pre, during and post trip routines. Who books what, who packs what, who carries what. Hotel routines, all of it. Less stressful travel.
Flood advisory for Kona. Kona does not handle lots of rain. Large puddles all over. Alii drive is so close to sea level they can’t do drainage, so the water pools up.
Stopped by Clover and Mug’s new Keauhou Shopping Center location. Very Ono. Great coffee and an Ham and Swiss panini.
It’s pretty common knowledge here, but Hawaiian Ocean View Estates in Ka’u is the largest subdivision on the US. 18 sq mi, 11,500 acres, 150 miles of roads, 11,500+ 1 acre lots. much of the mauka area is the wild west. Suggested you don’t go above the cloud line if have no business there.
My wife of 19 years has “managed” ADHD. The first few years I tried to keep up. At some point I realized it’s pointless. She gets up from her desk or the sofa and just starts cleaning or just to move around. I had to learn to just let it go. It just works.
KTA Kailua has best pastries and donuts in Kona town. Used to be better bakeries, but they’re all gone
Someone that I work with had a folding phone that has a delamination at the fold. She still uses it.
My step-son in Sonoma said stores are adding security and Walmart will be locking the doors and do home deliveries or bring to your car. All because of SNAP cuts. They also expect robberies to go up and are telling people to “watch your back”
My step-son just found out day-care for their 18mo old is $1600 a month. My daughter’s day care > Pre-School at Aiea Hongwanji was $265 a month in 1989. That’s some inflation.
One of the tenets I live by is “you can’t live life looking back, you can only live life looking forward”