Finding a Doctor in Hawaii
Finding a Doctor in Hawaii can be a daunting task. Most Doctors here will not refill a prescription for walk-ins. Even with insurance you will be lucky to find one to see you without a copy of your medical records.
If you plan on moving here to Hawaii.
Make sure you bring along the a couple [...]
King Kamehameha Day
It is King Kamehameha day here in Hawaii. It is a state holiday here in Hawaii where thousands of people will gather on the northern tip of the Big Island of Hawai‘i in Kapa‘au (North Kohala) to honor King Kamehameha I, the chief who united the Hawaiian Islands in 1795. It startts at 8 am [...]
Kindness and Aloha
I was flipping through channels the other night and I saw Dr Wayne Dyer (who lives on Maui) on a talk show or maybe it was an infomercial.
He made the statement “Kindness isn’t something we do, kindness comes from within.” (not a direct quote)
He went on to state that while you can show [...]
Museums on the Big Island of Hawaii
The big Island of Hawaii offers many museums for the visitor and for locals alike. Here are some popular ones.
Hulihe’e Palace
75-5718 Ali’i Drive Kailua-Kona
(808) 329-1877
A Victorian style building built in 1838 for Hawaii’s first governor and was the vacation residence of Hawaiian royalty. The Palace contains period furnishings and artifacts. This building received some damage [...]
Read Hawaii Blogs at the Blog Carnival
Evelyn over at Homespun Honolulu has posted the newest Blog Carnival of Aloha Chapter 9.
Read the other Hawaii blogs with articles related to all things Hawaii and Aloha.
Mahalo for including us Evelyn.
Technorati Tags: Aloha, Blog Carnival of Aloha, Hawaii, hawaii blog
The Spirit of Aloha
According to the old Kahunas (priests), being able to live the Spirit of Aloha was a way of reaching self-perfection and realization for our own body and soul.
