Monthly Archives: March 2023

Paul McCartney 40 yrs. younger than his dad who was full of experiential maturity, immense wisdom, & love & humbleness to no end(!) — Dad 1966 age 64 (song “When I’m 64”). 2006 Paul age 64. Linda McCartney died 25 … Continue reading →

Beatle John Lennon’s son Julian is age 60 — born 1963. Same age as former great solon Stacy Higa. Julian a sweet tenor  like his dad, but BLUE  because Julian never was loved by his uber narcissist dad. Julian — … Continue reading →

Honolulu has made some big efforts to improve medical care for homeless individuals in recent years. The city is expanding its Crisis, Outreach, Response and Engagement program, which sends teams of EMTs and community health workers to respond to non-emergency … Continue reading →

But the coffee and orchid farmer has a solution: Modular and prefabricated housing on wheels, to transport between his three parcels of land during and after harvest season. McCully’s idea is not new, but the sense of possibility is. The … Continue reading →

Redistribution of wealth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Hood_tax#Early_history_of_the_terminology The local candy company Hawaiian Host Group, which also owns the Mauna Loa macadamia nut brand, is engaged in a bitter lawsuit with its longtime banker, First Hawaiian Bank, in a matter stemming from the darkest days of … Continue reading →

The former Stateside haole “Tweeners” generation in Hawai’i too young to serve in WWI & too old to serve in WWII comprised of tremendous altruists (partly to make up for their not serving in wartime combat) Glenn Mitchell & Paul … Continue reading →

Harvey Tajiri’s casually termed hanai dad (who had no sons) — Richard Yokoyama, Nisei friend of Harvey’s dad — spoke fluent Haw’n because as a County Public Works employee & inspector WWII era & before — most every-person consumer home … Continue reading →

Nita image look-alike Propinquity — deepest physical intimacy & togetherness mean that you & your mate become a unified whole. One body, one heart. The opposite is the point that familiarity breeds contempt — that closeness or proximity might be … Continue reading →

California’s AB5 Act is a predecessor of Capitol Hill’s PRO Bill (Protecting the Right to Organize a labor union) https://bobbyscott.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/bipartisan-labor-leaders-introduce-bill-protect-workers-right-organize — the federal Bill forces independent contractors, gig workers & free lancers (half are care givers) out of their self … Continue reading →