Lilikoi, reinvented
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Adventures in East Hawaii: what the guide books won't tell you.
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Shaka!
Living in Hawaii isn’t all palm trees and mai tais. In kaleidoscopic cultural landscape of Hawaii, there is much more than meets the eye.
This is a story of a young Los Angeles family who took a great leap of faith and poured every last penny into visions of paradise. Four years later, we are still learning the modern meaning of “Aloha.”
Living in Hawaii isn’t all palm trees and mai tais. In kaleidoscopic cultural landscape of Hawaii, there is much more than meets the eye.
This is a story of a young Los Angeles family who took a great leap of faith and poured every last penny into visions of paradise. Four years later, we are still learning the modern meaning of “Aloha.”
Highlights include:
leptospirosis, $7 for a box of cereal, Kamikaze cockroaches, haoles getting punked, polyamorous hippies and birthday bong hits for the kids.
All joking aside: tastiest eats, most beautiful everything, talking story, local lingo and the incredible, unparalleled beauty of the islands.
this reminds me of georgia... only people here have to pay 30 bucks for a pair of those because they're not creative enough to make 'em themselves.
ReplyDeleteOr how about when people buy the 6 inch lettering and put it across their entire back window..and it says "DON'T FIT PUT SPIT" or "SAKI MY KAKI". You have to wonder, do these guys think they are gonna pick up the ladies with these sayings or have they just completely lost it.
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