Afterthoughts: Making the Most of a Fresh Season of Adventure in Hawai‘i
The summer after.
Afterthoughts
Afterthoughts: The Little Library of Mariners Cove in Hawai‘i Kai
This small community project makes me love my neighborhood even more.
Afterthoughts: You In or Out? As For Me, I’m Somewhere in the Middle
After staying in Tier 2 for so long with rules that weren’t changing month to month, sometimes it felt like this new restricted way of life was permanent.
Afterthoughts: Let Our Monuments Tell Lesser-Known Stories
We should commemorate Hawai‘i’s historic places with those who truly shaped them.
Afterthoughts: Sometimes the Worst Situations Bring Out the Best in People
Cheers to the places that have given us reasons to smile.
Afterthoughts: What Happened to Chinatown’s Arts District in Honolulu?
There goes the neighborhood.
Afterthoughts: Google Maps Can’t Keep Up with the Rapidly Changing Face of Honolulu
Takin’ it to the streets.
Afterthoughts: Learning to Share Spaces (and Snacks) in an Open Office
We all need a little space. But sharing it isn’t so bad.
Afterthoughts: Minority Report
When talking about Hawai‘i, it’s crucial for locals to drive the conversation.
Afterthoughts: Waste Not, Want Not
The world’s ending. Time to give up snack packs.
Afterthoughts: Gold Standard
The streets of Honolulu are paved with gold (flowers).
Afterthoughts: Getting Lost
Just because we live on an island doesn’t mean we’ll ever run out of new things to discover.
Afterthoughts: Homeward Bound
Scrimp a little, save a lot.
Afterthoughts: The Lunch Club
My middle school had the best cafeteria food around. And not just because it was free.
Afterthoughts: Don’t Shoot the Messenger
There’s a reason I take so many food pictures.
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