Of course these days my hair has blondish highlights. Yes I get ALOT of flack for that. Obviously I do NOT listen to the NEGATIVE people LOL (I ONLY listen to my kupuna. Das it!) To limit us is to limit our KUPUNA. Unfortunately some people are SO negative about our potential. It shows me that they WANT to limit our kupuna. Someone's choice of making a living does NOT correlate with these oiwi slapping their kupuna in their face and/or stepping on their bones. It's too bad that the FEW pilau ruin it for the rest but they do NOT correlate. It depends on the roots and if and HOW the roots have been nurtured. One way to find out how the shoot is is to go to the root. Instead some people conflate ANYTHING haole to mean "s/he slaps their kupuna in their face and/or steps on his or her kupunas' bones." They are NOT mutually exclusive!Some books that I recently bought at a thrift store for either 99 cents or $1.99 each:
Whenever I go to a thrift store (which is one of the things that I enjoy) I look for books that are interesting.The "new" leather couch that I bought from the hospice thrift store where its proceeds go towards paying for hospice care for those less fortunate:
It was $280.My "new" leather reading chair that I bought from the hospice thrift store:
The flash washed out the color but it's the same shade as the couch.It was $80 and yes it is VERY comfortable LOL It's like one of those sofas at Borders as in VERY comfortable.Latahs!!
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