These were always hard to come by. I’ve held on to this one for 30 years. Also hung in my home office

This has always been one of faves. It hung in my home office, until I didn’t have a home office. My wife didn’t want it in her’s

Country Comfort sang songs about life in Hawaii
I’ve alway had a baseball bat by me bed. Like always. Never needed it. It’s a Louisville slugger personal model. For a long time I had a length of rebar under my car seat. We used it call it the Samoan equalizer. Stopped that when I quit going out to bars at night. I’m fully domesticated now.

Can AI spot a deep fake or AI created content in another LLM or does it not work like that? Or are they all in cahoots?
With talk of that $16m home in Lanikai. Let’s remember where we were. Hau’ula, Lanikai, Kailua. 1941

Peter Moon and the Peter Moon band have over 22 albums. A number of songs appear on more that one album, but often with different arrangements or styles and often different musicians. It never sounds the same.

I sure hope locals on Kauai are holding Zuckerberg’s feet to the fire on shoreline access at his estate on Kauai. I fought for Shoreline access on Hawaii Island. Itʻs state law and the DLNR will help the fight.

Had this saved. An original copy of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s English Traits from 1881. It was given to me by my Step-Mom’s father, Theodore Mantes, who invented the temperature compensating scale, which is used in every single gas pump today.
I had it re-bound a few years back by a company in Boston.

After I processed all of my Great Auntieʻs photos and other items, I now have a workable system. Now Iʻm processing the things Iʻve carried for years, much of it given to me by may parents. Handling my Dadʻs estate convinced me that I want to leave as small a footprint as possible when I go.
I have all of my elementary school report cards. Started good in K and 1, then went downhill. Distracted

Received this letter with 1984 Olympic tickets. It’s on parchment. Tickets were mail order. You weren’t sure what you were going to get until the envelope showed up.
