Jemmie's Hawai`i
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Monday, May 17, 2004Can You Get A Job In Hawaii?While finding a job in Hawaii is a daunting task, there are many places you may look. Keep in mind that the cost of living in Hawaii is very high (more on that in a later entry). The following are a few career sources I have used many times. Good luck to you in your job searches! Jobs Hawaii The... Sign in to see full entry.Monday, May 10, 2004Questions? Comments?I've noticed that I haven't posted to this blog in quite some time. Is there anything anyone wants to know about Hawaii? Have you heard stories, rumors, gossip, etc that you want more info on or want to know the truth of things? Let me know! If I don't know the answer right off the top of my head,... Sign in to see full entry.Wednesday, April 14, 2004A Good Place On Maui To Get Away From It AllMy current get-away-from-it-all spot is boring--my bed with a good book--so I write instead about my former get-away-from-it-all spot. When I lived on Maui there often were times when I needed to detach and get away from the world that was my life. I'd drive to this park in the town of Kula. It was... Sign in to see full entry.Wednesday, March 10, 2004Some Websites About HawaiiIn searching for pictures of Hawaii, I came across a few websites I thought would be very helpful for people wanting to visit or just learn more about the islands. The Maui County Website (that's where I grew up ) All About Hawaii The University of Hawaii The Islands of Aloha Check out these sites.... Sign in to see full entry.Shivers Up And Down My Entire Body!At this very moment, the temperature in Kapolei, Hawaii is 62 degrees. I am freezing my ass off! Temperatures in Hawaii rarely get very low, but when they do, us warm-blooded folks piles on the sweaters, jackets, and blankets! Tourists used to colder weather give us dirty looks when they see us... Sign in to see full entry.Monday, March 8, 2004Wailuku Elementary School is 100 Years Old!The grade school I attended is turning 100 this year. In May 2004, the school will be holding a 100th celebration of the school (I have vivid memories of the plate in the main building reading "Estab 1904"). In honor of the 100th anniversary, the school is asking former students to contribute... Sign in to see full entry.Thursday, March 4, 2004Girls' Day--A Tradition In Hawai`i, Adopted From The Japanese CultureYesterday, Hawai`i celebrated Girls' Day. It is a cultural event we have adopted from the Japanese issei and nissei in Hawai`i. Usually Girls' day is celebrated by giving girls you know beautiful porcelain Japanese dolls (very expensive) or making origami dolls and giving those away as well as Chi... Sign in to see full entry.Monday, February 23, 2004Da Kine Pidgin English--For Abuelita BenzinhaThe local vernacular in the Hawaiian islands is a mish-mash of pidgin English, Hawaiian, Japanese, and Filipino. There are other languages thrown in, but these are the main languages one will hear spoken by the true locals. A while back I asked folks to send me a paragraph in standard English to... Sign in to see full entry.Tuesday, February 3, 2004It Does Snow In Hawai`iOnly on Maui and the Big Island! But we do get snow sometimes! This picture is of Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawai`i. People actually can ski there when it snows! The snow on Maui is usually too light for skiing--however, I once went up to Haleakala after it snowed, had a snowball fight with my... Sign in to see full entry.Wednesday, January 21, 2004Some of Hawai`i's Ghosts!The University of Hawai`i at Manoa is located on the island of O`ahu. It has been said that the University lies dead center in a triangle of evil and is thus plagued by ghosts and other creatures of the spirit world. Of course, not all these ghosts are malevolent. Some are playful. Others are... Sign in to see full entry. |