
I'm going holo holo* the next few days. Mosying on out of Austin this afternoon, heading for Seattle this evening to break bread with a friend. Then in the morning the big bird will fly to Kona, where I'll arrive at noon. Meeting new old friends in Hilo in the evening for dinner. Then Friday morning I pick up my new old truck and head for my place up the slope.
Within a few days I hope to have my new old shipping container picked out and delivered to my lot, from whence I will begin converting it into my SOHIAC (Slice of Heaven in a Can) prototype. I plan to blog about the project as I go, but it may take me a little while to get geared up. Be back when I can.
In the meantime think nice thoughts, eat your vegetables, and no hitting!
Aloha means Love. It is used in Hawai'i to say hello and goodbye. And in the spirit of Aloha I say goodbye to my Austin friends, and hello to my Big Island friends.
Aloha,
David
* holo holo is Hawai'ian for wandering, going different places.
Photo and text © 2010 David Kinne


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rated with hugs and will miss you
our stepdaughter/husband bldg house on molokai. now you?
~sigh~
Are you really gonna try to live in an oven in a hot climate? If so....Good Luck with that!!
PS
In the Caribbean, many people use zinc corrugated metal sheeting on their roof. They keep it tolerable by covering it with about 6 inches of palm leaves to block the sun.
^R^
Lezlie
No palm leaves. They attract palm rats. :)