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Before Spotify, There Was the Shell: The Night the Stars Danced Over Waikīkī
You haven’t really lived local until you’ve been to the Shell. Not the gas station. The real Shell — the Waikīkī Shell — where...
“Take Some, Yeah?”: The Art of the Hawai‘i Goodbye That Comes With Leftovers
You were already saying goodbye 45 minutes ago. But now you're in the driveway, arms full of Ziploc bags, foil-covered paper plates, and a...
Uncle’s Slippers Went Missing Again: The Mysterious Black Hole Outside Every Hawai‘i House
He swears he left them right outside the door. But when he came back? Gone. Replaced by a different size, different brand, or worse...
The Lei You Forgot You Needed: Why Giving (and Getting) a Lei Still Matters
It starts with a smile and a rustle of cellophane. Maybe it’s plumeria, maybe it’s purple orchid — but once it’s around your neck,...
Tide Pools and Time Machines: Why Keiki and Kūpuna Love the Same Spots
At low tide, you’ll find three generations crouched side-by-side on a lava rock ledge, poking gently at a tiny pool of water. One of...
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