Are United States Bonds still safe, or have they broken that too?


Texas chili. No beans. Spicy


My wife just went on a major rant. She’s a little panicky about 401k and social security. I’m more analytical. I have a spreadsheet with different scenarios mapped out. The game isn’t over yet. If I must I get back into the upper management game for a few years.


Hawaiian Wedding song. Chicken skin.

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Just because.


The Story of Ka Manu. This is a sad song about 2 young lovers who’s parents opposed their relationship. This is Alice Namakelua’s version, She translated the original. youtu.be/gaduZSJoB…

This a a more modern rendition by Dennis Pavao. He protrays the sadness of the original


AI aside, I still think Apple is a good company. Better than most.

Rotten


Tis the season


When I was managing IT at private K-12 school, spring break and summer was when I got actual work done. Swapping out and upgrading equipment and running new cable. Hard or do when class is in session. One year it was all new Apple Airports and Apple TV in all classrooms.



The MLB blackout policy for Hawaii is still stupid. Having the Las Vegas team on the list is even dumber.


We need Vision to show up and end all of this Trump shenanigans


Very windy. Except Kona


I know I don’t have to worry about my Senator. Brian Schatz is leading the charge calling them out.


E Naughty Naughty Mai nei. Love these older Hawaiian songs

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I may break a lot of things, but I am absolutely anal about keeping my iPhone pristine. I baby it.


I’d buy a 1970 Toyota Corolla before I’d even consider a Tesla.


Watched Venom, Morbius, Daredevil E3 and rewatching Punisher. Needed a massive diversion. If this continues there’s still Iron Fist and X-Men. Watched Moon Night last week.


ICE is pulling kids out of schools in Kona. It hits home. No Aloha here

Immigration enforcement hits Kona with parents and young children recently deported


Added to Old Hawaiian music. John K. Almeida, Aunty Alice Namakelua, who didn’t record here first album until she was 82 ijm 1974, a promotional recording for Loves Bakery sold at Loves stores when you bought a loaf of bread. Also Pua Almeida and his Sweet Serenaders live at the Ala Moana hotel