Being in the NOW

I grew up on a Pacific Island, Taiwan, and moved to the US when I was 6 yo. We also moved back there when I was in HS and finished HS there and went to college at UCLA.
My wife and I married in 1996 and in 1999, we decided to move to Hawaii while we were younger and not as a retirement place. She had lived her whole life in CA and never lived on an island. The climate is warm and moist and our complexions are always better when we live here. So we tried it out and moved here and bought a condo back in 1999.
We have moved back and forth but have stayed our longest spell since 2004. It is very hard to find rewarding work here in Hawaii but we have made some money in real estate.
We miss much of the variety of living in a large city, and fly over to Honolulu occasionally to sample big city life. We do often see rainbows and now are getting rain in the evenings almost everyday. The west side of each island usually gets much less rain than the eastern sides of all the islands. That is why you see the lush rain forests on the north and eastern side of each island.
Hawaii is a beautiful paradise to live in and we really enjoy being in the ocean, swimming with turtles and dolphins. In fact, I am going with a friend this morning to go diving at a location where 80 dolphins were reported yesterday.
A hui ho…. (til we meet again)

Because he is about being the best possible person.

He is unfailingly helpful with advice and always honest and true to himself.

He delights in the wonders of life and nature (Some of the most important things).

He CARES about people and the world we live in.

We can use more role models like him….

I met Peter when I was a 20 year old Mormon missionary living in California. He and his wife Debbie have become family to me. They have always been wonderful. Especially during a time in my life that I was going through emotional trauma and turmoil. Life was difficult because I was trying to decide whether or not to continue with the religous backround that I was raised with. They were always kind compassionate and would share advice freely without pushing it on me. They remain two of my closest friends to this day.

I think the principle of “like attracts like” applies here. I would love to meet Calia and her husband here in Hawaii or in England, or both. I find her also warm-hearted, inspirational and a very grounded old soul and probably an entity mate.
Very cute picture Calia. I can see you at the shoreline swimming with turtles and feeding them sea grass out of your hands. I’d love the opportunity to introduce you to them when you come out for a visit.
One day, we will create a healing center out here and you can come stay for extended periods swim with dolphins, etc.

Aloha and a hui ho (til we meet again)
Peter