I’ve always been interested in history or mo’olelo (pronounced: moe-oh-leh-low). This week marks the 82nd anniversary of the attack at Pearl Harbor. When I do visit Oahu, I make sure to make the trip and visit and pay respect to those soldiers who lost their lives there.
I don’t know about you, but sometimes, I just feel the need to be ho’okahi wale nō (pronunciation: ho-oh-kah-hee vah-leh noh) or alone. As a painful introvert, spending time ho’okahi wale nō is my way to recharge my batteries to be able to deal with what the universe decides to throw at me.
Read MoreAs many people spend this Memorial Day preparing for a barbecues or enjoying the day off, we give ho’omana’o (pronounced ho-oh-mah-nah-oh) or a remembrance to those who served our country and paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
Read MoreEach week, visit She Lives Aloha for a new Mindful Monday post and learn some inspirational Hawaiian words and phrases.
Read MoreDreaming of the day you’ll make it (back) to Oahu? As you build your ultimate Oahu bucket list, I offer a few of my favorite things to do and places to eat for your consideration.
Read MoreDedicated to helping you live aloha even when you are away from the islands.
The Lives Aloha Promise
Feel like you’re back in Hawaii without leaving home.
When you are part of the Lives Aloha ohana, we are committed to helping you incorporate aloha into your daily life. You will remember the sand beneath your toes, the sun melting your reality away, and just for a moment, you’ll breathe and remember that aloha feeling.
