08-05-2012, 06:18 AM
I could never handle the traffic nightmare going through Kapaa on Kaua'i island. Bumper to bumper traffic most of the day. Last time there (2007) I met a sweetheart of an Auntie at a craft fair. She talked story while I looked at the jewelry she had for sale. "Auntie" mentioned how she was lucky to own her home and how her adult children would never be able to. It was just too expensive so they all lived at home with her. She was grateful for what she had and proud of her family.
I have never forgotten her. Our time on Kaua'i that year was a total rain out. I rained buckets the whole two days we were there. We drove up to Waimea canyon only to find a total white out. Couldn't see a foot in front of our faces.
I think about the casual conversation with the Auntie all the time. She was a ray of sunshine.[
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I have never forgotten her. Our time on Kaua'i that year was a total rain out. I rained buckets the whole two days we were there. We drove up to Waimea canyon only to find a total white out. Couldn't see a foot in front of our faces.
I think about the casual conversation with the Auntie all the time. She was a ray of sunshine.[
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