05-22-2013, 06:35 AM
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Originally posted by lquade
nanawaledeej times are tough right now. i have watched several subdivisions go through this. i have posted before how my father wouldnt let me go into hpp because it was too "spooky". it makes a real difference if you are present in both body and spirit. there are good people in each community. we left oshiro road after over 35 years and had watched our little place go from good to bad to good to great to bad. we are now in the acres with a terrible wild west reputation, and find we have lovely neighbors. this is not to say i am always aware and careful and a bit nervous when i have to leave for any length of time. you can make it work, retirement means you are older and wiser so use your wisdom.. take care
Last night I tried to post about Nanawale since I am a resident of this beautiful subdivision. I couldn't find the words! But this post expresses my sentiments perfectly. I retired and moved here 18 months ago and I still love the place. I love my neighbors. My church is so close by, I could walk if I needed to. Pahoa is conveniently close. The ocean is only 8 miles away. Lava Tree State Park is beautiful and only a couple miles away. I walk these streets.
Ironically, I didn't walk Maui Road because there were loose dogs and alot of closely placed homes on the section that had the shooting. But most of the streets have friendly, responsible people.
I am saddened we take claim to three murders in 6 years. I am sad for the families affected by this recent death. But, these things happen when uncontrolled anger occurs and it can happen anywhere.
He who hoots with owls at night cannot soar with the eagles in the morning.
He who hoots with owls at night cannot soar with the eagles in the morning.