I can’t tell you how much this video means to me. I watch your beautiful videos because you frequent all of the places I used to before I became disabled and rarely leave my jungle cabin. This video at 25:35 minutes you filmed my daughters Mango Tree … Fawn. She passed at that Mango tree. So very very special I sent this video to all of her family. ThankYou beautiful Nastaran ❤😇🙏🏼🌸
@@dianealm743 Hello Diane and thank you for your heartfelt comment. My apologies for the late response. It really touched my heart to hear about the loss of your precious daughter and the significance of that mango tree. I walk by that tree so many times and never knew this about it. Thank you for explaining it. I’m sure your heart is still aching. Praying for peace for you. I appreciate you watching and I’m sending you warm hugs
Aloha, I'm not sure how I came across your page but I'm born and raised here on the big island. Sometimes you get so use to the daily motion of things. I watched your videos and you made me realize how beautiful this land is that I grew up on. Maybe I took things for granted and lost sight of the beauty along the way. Today I looked out of my front door and seen my own yard in a different view. The trees, the flowers, my huge green yard. Mama chickens running around with there babies. Lizards 🦎on my front porch. Today I noticed everything I usually over look daily because of you. Mahalo. And welcome to Hawaii neighbor 👋
When I was younger I was at the beach in my hometown, feeling like "whatever" it’s so boring, who cares really? And then this woman ran out onto the sand and screamed “It's the ocean!" I ask "what?" She says “I grew up in Colorado. I've never seen the ocean. My God! There's so much water" and then tears began to stream down her face and I thought "we're on the same beach, but mine is boring and hers is beautiful and if I have to choose ... i’d rather be in on her beach" as she walked away continuing to talk about palm trees and coconuts I thought about how easily time makes us numb to beauty and how I didn't want to live that way anymore. for the rest of my life, the beach was very different.
You summed up my exact feelings and thoughts. Growing up on this island it was thought of as small town small minded people. Everyone would say the world has so much more to be explored outside of this boring small island. So in my early 30s I moved thinking I'd explore. 4years later I was right back home. My heart was longing for that island life I was use to. This time around I have much more appreciation for this boring island life. Which doesn't seem boring at all anymore.
Aloha my wonderful neighbor. Thank you for your heartfelt comment. It makes me so happy and honored that my video had that effect on you and thank you for taking the time to let me know. I love your land so much and I promise to be nothing but helpful and respectful. Thank you for watching and have a beautiful day.
What a cool memory and I can see what a perspective it gave you. Thank you for sharing that. I have seen it myself when I asked my neighbor did you enjoy that sunset? Or look at these waves today, and she would say “what about it? I can see if our immediate surroundings lose their luster after a while for people, but it’s important to take a moment and appreciate it. Thank you for your comment as always. You made me smile
I agree with you 100%. Her videos makes me see Pahoa in a new light! Born and raised here we take for granted what our little town Pahoa has to offer! I love ❤ living in Pahoa!
Dear Nastaran, I watch your videos everyday, It is my way to relax my mind and visit that beautiful paradise I love, Thank you for sharing with us Hugs, Celeste
M Dear Celeste, thank you for such beautiful comment. I’m so happy to hear it relaxes you . Hope to hear from you again in the next videos. Sending hugs and aloha
Nastaran - your peace emanates from you like a beacon. I always find my own catharsis in simply watching. Your photography and drone work is exemplary and your smile radiates welcome. Thank you for your beautiful music choices and thoughtful composition.
You always know how to put the biggest smile on my face with your wonderful encouraging words. I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment. You have a beautiful day Robert in your land of enchantment. Mahalo
I stumbled across your videos and I can’t stop watching! You have curated a beautiful story of Hawaii and what it’s like being immersed in the beauty of this paradise on earth! Love it❤
Aloha to you and thank you so much for this beautiful comment. It makes my heart so happy that you liked my video. I appreciate you watching and hope to hear from you in the next videos
thank you for your video it’s so peaceful watching you enjoy the beauty of the island. I hope your hand heals, having broken my wrist last year it takes about nine months to a year to gain full strength back though the bone heals quite quickly. Physical therapy is important part of the healing process too. Mahalo 🌈❤️🌸
Aloha to you, and thank you for your comment and sharing your struggles with your wrist. It’s such a long process to heal. I appreciate you watching and have a beautiful day.
Hello Rhonda … reading your comment this morning.. could you rent out a room? East cost burn out retired healthy I g Britt 8 now .. race good care ….health ..!!💕
Thank you so much for your comment and your kind words. My finger is all better today, but I met some challenges in the healing process. You will see in the next video. Mahalo for watching and hope to see your comments in future videos.
Hi Nastaran, I recently discovered your channel and I really enjoyed your videos. I binge-watched all of them in a few days. The quality of your videos is amazing, you are such a talented and sweet person. Your videos are so relaxing to make me dream that one day we may be able to visit such a paradise. I look forward to your new videos. Regards from Toronto, Canada. AP
Aloha my Canadian friend, and thank you for taking the time to write this comment. You made my day. Makes me so happy in my heart that you enjoyed it. Mahalo for watching
So beautiful! Your videos are very well done. I miss Hawai'i, I have not been back since right before covid. Government beach road is an interesting place. I don't tend to have any spiritual dogma that I believe in, but that place has plenty Mana. The Hawai'ians thought so too, those ancient trees are the progeny of trees that they cultivated hundreds of years ago. There are interesting things out that way relating to the Hawai'ians, a huge archaological site that can be seen on Google earth that is just north east of the Nanawale forest preserve. This can be seen as a giant grid of walls and structures. I've looked online and found recorded mention of it but so far have not found any robust studies. It would not surprise me if one of the structures is a Heiau, a place of important spiritual worship. At any rate, the region is magic.
Aloha to you. Has anyone ever told you you have a gift with your words? Something about your writing that really captivated me. Very interesting as I have always felt such connection and pull in this road. It’s silent with no outside noises but it’s almost like I can stories being told by some unseen force. So much mana there. It’s definitely not just a road. It only makes sense that there is more than the eyes can see. I have seen the lava rock walls and have heard they have a historical story to them. I’m always very respectful. Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for watching. Hope to hear from you in the next videos. Have a beautiful day
@@Nastaran.Battles Aloha to you, and thank you. I’m glad your channel is getting traction. It really brings me there and that’s a great feeling. If you get a chance, you should look up and check out the hike to Ha’ena, which is a super secluded beach that is a ways north of HPP. For transparency, I have not yet been there, but have seen many videos and the history of the place is very similar to that of the Wa’awa’a (government beach road) area. The Hawai’ians heavily cultivated the area all along the trail with mango, Ulu, Kukui nut and other fruiting trees, and the descendants of those trees are still all along the trail. It looks magical there!
Thank you for another wonderful video your subscriber over here on the mainland in Los Angeles and all I have to say is you have me sick and a stomach? I cannot wait to get back to the big island. Probably don’t live far from you. We are over in HPP. I love it there so much. I bought another piece of property near Mack and 19th St. and I probably will give it to my daughter, but I want to say thank you for this video. Maybe one day I will buy a piece of land over there where I think you live is probably Hawaiian beachesbecause it looks kind of familiar in the video but thank you for this video subscriber over here on the mainland Los Angeles🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thank you again for another beautiful comment. Hope you can visit soon and enjoy the island once again. It makes me so happy that you enjoyed this video. Have a beautiful day
When I initially saw your video when you injured your finger at Barbs, I said it was meant to happen for a reason. 2 months in, and you are still there. You crossed paths with 2 scary guys, and the universe blessed you, and Archangel Micheal protected you.February has arrived and still there. Wow, I am J______. (I don't like using that word). Bless you, and as always, thank you for your time. 2 months without my wife, I'll go crazy 😆
Were you really? I’m sure you had an awesome time, even if you just sat on the beach the whole time. Did you visit the east side by any chance? Mahalo for watching.
@@Nastaran.Battles no laying on the beaches for me fair skin red hair green eyes! We did look at property in Pahoa went to the Cherry festival. Also did the Volcanos national park in the rain, lol.
@@bobwhite4748 Oh yes you will be fried. There are many more things to do other than beaches. Numerous beaches just to visit, historical sites, sunsets to watch, waterfalls, awesome places to eat…… Hope you did all of that and enjoyed your stay.
Aloha Nastaran, this is certainly a beautiful video. The pigs getting in the paint was funny for sure. Since this was back in the first part of the year-your home and have had the finger fixed. How is it doing? I know you have pain a lot of the time- I’m so sorry that you have had to deal with that for so many years. I know you’re grateful to have the spirit of Hawaii to ease your pain and I’m grateful that it works for you🌴🌴🥰 I’m always amazed at all you are able to get done around your place. Not having several acres, just a nice large lot is certainly nice as things do get overgrown there so quickly. As usual I enjoy the time with you and the views so much. Again, I hope all is well with the hand and all is well back in San Diego. Mahalo, Nastaran. PS- I go for a soak every Tuesday or Wednesday at Chozus tea and gardens in Ashland for a soak. While I was there this last week I told a couple of ladies I met there about your channel! They were excited to visit it! They love the big island. Until next time David from Oregon 🤙🏻🥰🌴🌴🌴
Aloha David from Oregon. Thank you for your comment and thank you for writing so I don’t have to worry about you 😁. Your comments make my day. Yes I’m so happy I didn’t buy the lot next to my house as I would never be able to rest. I love gardening but too much of a good thing is just not good. I had to look up the Chozu bath and garden website. Wow it looks beautiful to relax and to soak. Now is the hot soaking pool filled with mineral water or is it just regular water? What an interesting place. Do you also take time to have some tea as well? What type of tea do you like? Well next time you come to the big island you’re going to have to stop at Pohoiki again and soak a little bit as well. Also, thank you so much for sharing my video. That is so nice of you. as always thank you for watching and have a beautiful day
@@Nastaran.Battles Aloha Nastaran, such kind words toward a person you have never met. This world of technology is quite amazing- we have the chance to connect with someone and yet never meet them, how this has expanded our world, never stops amazing me. We all , as humans, have our individual challenges , blessings, heartaches and from all you have shared you have had and do have some real challenges with your health and its problems that people can’t see, which leaves you so alone in your suffering. As one person to another I’m so sorry that this is your journey and so grateful, that you show such empathy, strength and kindness to all. Your spirit is indeed motivating to all who have this blessing of knowing you! Mahalo Nastaran 🥰😁🌴 I assume your finger has been fixed? I enjoy green teas 🥰😁Chozus is so relaxing, and the water is treated water But, also in Ashland is “Jackson well springs”, and they have mineral water soaking and sauna, it’s a real laid back hippie type environment, I go there also-look it up😉😉😁 PS-after six each evening, in both places, it’s clothing optional 😳😉😊 Mahalo again for always a stimulating conversation! David from Oregon 🥰😁🌴🌴
You’re living the life that I dream of living one day. What is the zip code there in your area. I would love to explore and get a little place there to retired in one day. I love gardening and chickens and the jungle.
Hello my San Diegan neighbor and thank you for your comment. I live on the east side of the island and it’s mostly rocky cliffs, but there are a few sandy beaches as well. To get there it’s a drivable distant, but sooooo worth it. Have you been to the big island before? Thank you for watching.
Yes February was the date that clip was filmed on. I am behind my footage since I was in the hospital and had a long recovery period. Sorry if it was confusing. Thank you for watching
I can’t tell you how much this video means to me. I watch your beautiful videos because you frequent all of the places I used to before I became disabled and rarely leave my jungle cabin. This video at 25:35 minutes you filmed my daughters Mango Tree … Fawn. She passed at that Mango tree. So very very special I sent this video to all of her family. ThankYou beautiful Nastaran ❤😇🙏🏼🌸
@@dianealm743 Hello Diane and thank you for your heartfelt comment. My apologies for the late response. It really touched my heart to hear about the loss of your precious daughter and the significance of that mango tree. I walk by that tree so many times and never knew this about it. Thank you for explaining it. I’m sure your heart is still aching. Praying for peace for you. I appreciate you watching and I’m sending you warm hugs
Aloha, I'm not sure how I came across your page but I'm born and raised here on the big island. Sometimes you get so use to the daily motion of things. I watched your videos and you made me realize how beautiful this land is that I grew up on. Maybe I took things for granted and lost sight of the beauty along the way. Today I looked out of my front door and seen my own yard in a different view. The trees, the flowers, my huge green yard. Mama chickens running around with there babies. Lizards 🦎on my front porch. Today I noticed everything I usually over look daily because of you. Mahalo. And welcome to Hawaii neighbor 👋
When I was younger I was at the beach in my hometown, feeling like "whatever" it’s so boring, who cares really? And then this woman ran out onto the sand and screamed “It's the ocean!" I ask "what?" She says “I grew up in Colorado. I've never seen the ocean. My God! There's so much water" and then tears began to stream down her face and I thought "we're on the same beach, but mine is boring and hers is beautiful and if I have to choose ... i’d rather be in on her beach" as she walked away continuing to talk about palm trees and coconuts I thought about how easily time makes us numb to beauty and how I didn't want to live that way anymore. for the rest of my life, the beach was very different.
You summed up my exact feelings and thoughts. Growing up on this island it was thought of as small town small minded people. Everyone would say the world has so much more to be explored outside of this boring small island. So in my early 30s I moved thinking I'd explore. 4years later I was right back home. My heart was longing for that island life I was use to. This time around I have much more appreciation for this boring island life. Which doesn't seem boring at all anymore.
Aloha my wonderful neighbor. Thank you for your heartfelt comment. It makes me so happy and honored that my video had that effect on you and thank you for taking the time to let me know. I love your land so much and I promise to be nothing but helpful and respectful. Thank you for watching and have a beautiful day.
What a cool memory and I can see what a perspective it gave you. Thank you for sharing that. I have seen it myself when I asked my neighbor did you enjoy that sunset? Or look at these waves today, and she would say “what about it? I can see if our immediate surroundings lose their luster after a while for people, but it’s important to take a moment and appreciate it. Thank you for your comment as always. You made me smile
I agree with you 100%. Her videos makes me see Pahoa in a new light! Born and raised here we take for granted what our little town Pahoa has to offer! I love ❤ living in Pahoa!
ThankYou Nastaran your videos mean so much to me as I can no longer visit these places. Such a heart warming experience. Big warm hugs to you. 🙏🏼🌸💞😇
Dear Nastaran, I watch your videos everyday, It is my way to relax my mind and visit that beautiful paradise I love, Thank you for sharing with us
Hugs, Celeste
M Dear Celeste, thank you for such beautiful comment. I’m so happy to hear it relaxes you . Hope to hear from you again in the next videos. Sending hugs and aloha
You definitely have a gift when it comes to narrating and videotaping.
Awe thank you so much for your encouraging words. You have no idea how much I appreciate it. Mahalo for watching
Nastaran - your peace emanates from you like a beacon. I always find my own catharsis in simply watching. Your photography and drone work is exemplary and your smile radiates welcome. Thank you for your beautiful music choices and thoughtful composition.
You always know how to put the biggest smile on my face with your wonderful encouraging words. I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment. You have a beautiful day Robert in your land of enchantment. Mahalo
So nice to view these videos in the morning.. love the videography!
And you're a beautiful Woman inside and out.
Thank you so much!I appreciate your kind words.
The Sunset is beautiful there in East side of Big island
I love your videos . I love HAWAII 🌺🌺
It makes me so happy to hear you liked my videos. I appreciate you watching
I stumbled across your videos and I can’t stop watching! You have curated a beautiful story of Hawaii and what it’s like being immersed in the beauty of this paradise on earth! Love it❤
Aloha to you and thank you so much for this beautiful comment. It makes my heart so happy that you liked my video. I appreciate you watching and hope to hear from you in the next videos
Love it
Lovely journey
Thanks for watching
Mahalo again for yet another gorgeous journey on the Island. I'm in Paradise - even if just for 25 short minutes! Aloha! ☺🌺🌺🌺
Aloha to you and thank you for your beautiful comment and continued support. May you have the best day ever. Mahalo for watching
thank you for your video it’s so peaceful watching you enjoy the beauty of the island. I hope your hand heals, having broken my wrist last year it takes about nine months to a year to gain full strength back though the bone heals quite quickly. Physical therapy is important part of the healing process too. Mahalo 🌈❤️🌸
Aloha to you, and thank you for your comment and sharing your struggles with your wrist. It’s such a long process to heal. I appreciate you watching and have a beautiful day.
Aloha!
Thank you for another beautiful video. I always feel happy after watching you in Hawaii. Continue making us happy!
Your comment made me smile so big my cheeks hurt. 😁Thank you for that and thank you for watching.
Hi I live here in pahoa too. I been here since 2017 moved with my granddaughter who has moved away but I’m here.
@@rhondaray54 Aloha Rhonda. Do you like Pahoa? I like it personally. It’s a wild and beautiful place. Thank you so much for watching
Hello Rhonda … reading your comment this morning.. could you rent out a room? East cost burn out retired healthy I g Britt 8 now .. race good care ….health ..!!💕
Good fishing(ulua) I’m from Maui been big island jus once beautiful place
Maui is absolutely beautiful and I love it. Big island is so wonderful and beautiful as well. Hope you get to explore
@@Nastaran.Battles thx love your videos
I really enjoy your videos, they are fresh, filled with beauty and authenticity❣ I hope your hand will heal fast and to see you again soon 👋
Thank you so much for your comment and your kind words. My finger is all better today, but I met some challenges in the healing process. You will see in the next video. Mahalo for watching and hope to see your comments in future videos.
Hi Nastaran, I recently discovered your channel and I really enjoyed your videos. I binge-watched all of them in a few days. The quality of your videos is amazing, you are such a talented and sweet person. Your videos are so relaxing to make me dream that one day we may be able to visit such a paradise. I look forward to your new videos. Regards from Toronto, Canada. AP
Aloha my Canadian friend, and thank you for taking the time to write this comment. You made my day. Makes me so happy in my heart that you enjoyed it. Mahalo for watching
Buddy gonna go nuts when he gets over there.
Needed to see this video today ❤ mahalo
Aloha to you, and I so appreciate you watching. Have a beautiful day.
So beautiful! Your videos are very well done. I miss Hawai'i, I have not been back since right before covid. Government beach road is an interesting place. I don't tend to have any spiritual dogma that I believe in, but that place has plenty Mana. The Hawai'ians thought so too, those ancient trees are the progeny of trees that they cultivated hundreds of years ago. There are interesting things out that way relating to the Hawai'ians, a huge archaological site that can be seen on Google earth that is just north east of the Nanawale forest preserve. This can be seen as a giant grid of walls and structures. I've looked online and found recorded mention of it but so far have not found any robust studies. It would not surprise me if one of the structures is a Heiau, a place of important spiritual worship. At any rate, the region is magic.
Aloha to you. Has anyone ever told you you have a gift with your words? Something about your writing that really captivated me. Very interesting as I have always felt such connection and pull in this road. It’s silent with no outside noises but it’s almost like I can stories being told by some unseen force. So much mana there. It’s definitely not just a road. It only makes sense that there is more than the eyes can see. I have seen the lava rock walls and have heard they have a historical story to them. I’m always very respectful. Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for watching. Hope to hear from you in the next videos. Have a beautiful day
@@Nastaran.Battles Aloha to you, and thank you. I’m glad your channel is getting traction. It really brings me there and that’s a great feeling. If you get a chance, you should look up and check out the hike to Ha’ena, which is a super secluded beach that is a ways north of HPP. For transparency, I have not yet been there, but have seen many videos and the history of the place is very similar to that of the Wa’awa’a (government beach road) area. The Hawai’ians heavily cultivated the area all along the trail with mango, Ulu, Kukui nut and other fruiting trees, and the descendants of those trees are still all along the trail. It looks magical there!
I hope your hand finally healed❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words. My finger is doing much better by now. Appreciate you watching.
Love your videos❤ FYI As a former painter-It’s all in the prep-you need to pressure wash before you paint and don’t paint pigs😂
Definitely they painted themselves 🤣
You are amazing, thank you for another wonderful video. I hope that your finger heels. 😊
Thank you for your kind comment. Makes me so happy that you enjoyed this video. Mahalo for watching.
Thank you for another wonderful video your subscriber over here on the mainland in Los Angeles and all I have to say is you have me sick and a stomach? I cannot wait to get back to the big island. Probably don’t live far from you. We are over in HPP. I love it there so much. I bought another piece of property near Mack and 19th St. and I probably will give it to my daughter, but I want to say thank you for this video. Maybe one day I will buy a piece of land over there where I think you live is probably Hawaiian beachesbecause it looks kind of familiar in the video but thank you for this video subscriber over here on the mainland Los Angeles🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thank you again for another beautiful comment. Hope you can visit soon and enjoy the island once again. It makes me so happy that you enjoyed this video. Have a beautiful day
Buy some cinder and mix it with top soil, a couple inches at a time till the rocks are covered
Great idea. I have to look in to it. Thank you for watching
When I initially saw your video when you injured your finger at Barbs, I said it was meant to happen for a reason. 2 months in, and you are still there. You crossed paths with 2 scary guys, and the universe blessed you, and Archangel Micheal protected you.February has arrived and still there. Wow, I am J______. (I don't like using that word). Bless you, and as always, thank you for your time. 2 months without my wife, I'll go crazy 😆
Awesome videos. I miss home
Thank you my dear. I miss Hawaii the second I’m in the airplane. Wishing you could visit soon. Mahalo for watching.
Nastaran, I was in Kona at the same time of you filming this, to fun.
Were you really? I’m sure you had an awesome time, even if you just sat on the beach the whole time. Did you visit the east side by any chance? Mahalo for watching.
@@Nastaran.Battles no laying on the beaches for me fair skin red hair green eyes! We did look at property in Pahoa went to the Cherry festival. Also did the Volcanos national park in the rain, lol.
@@bobwhite4748 Oh yes you will be fried. There are many more things to do other than beaches. Numerous beaches just to visit, historical sites, sunsets to watch, waterfalls, awesome places to eat…… Hope you did all of that and enjoyed your stay.
Aloha Nastaran, this is certainly a beautiful video. The pigs getting in the paint was funny for sure. Since this was back in the first part of the year-your home and have had the finger fixed. How is it doing? I know you have pain a lot of the time- I’m so sorry that you have had to deal with that for so many years. I know you’re grateful to have the spirit of Hawaii to ease your pain and I’m grateful that it works for you🌴🌴🥰 I’m always amazed at all you are able to get done around your place. Not having several acres, just a nice large lot is certainly nice as things do get overgrown there so quickly. As usual I enjoy the time with you and the views so much. Again, I hope all is well with the hand and all is well back in San Diego. Mahalo, Nastaran. PS- I go for a soak every Tuesday or Wednesday at Chozus tea and gardens in Ashland for a soak. While I was there this last week I told a couple of ladies I met there about your channel! They were excited to visit it! They love the big island.
Until next time David from Oregon 🤙🏻🥰🌴🌴🌴
Aloha David from Oregon. Thank you for your comment and thank you for writing so I don’t have to worry about you 😁. Your comments make my day. Yes I’m so happy I didn’t buy the lot next to my house as I would never be able to rest. I love gardening but too much of a good thing is just not good. I had to look up the Chozu bath and garden website. Wow it looks beautiful to relax and to soak. Now is the hot soaking pool filled with mineral water or is it just regular water? What an interesting place. Do you also take time to have some tea as well? What type of tea do you like? Well next time you come to the big island you’re going to have to stop at Pohoiki again and soak a little bit as well. Also, thank you so much for sharing my video. That is so nice of you. as always thank you for watching and have a beautiful day
@@Nastaran.Battles Aloha Nastaran, such kind words toward a person you have never met. This world of technology is quite amazing- we have the chance to connect with someone and yet never meet them, how this has expanded our world, never stops amazing me. We all , as humans, have our individual challenges , blessings, heartaches and from all you have shared you have had and do have some real challenges with your health and its problems that people can’t see, which leaves you so alone in your suffering. As one person to another I’m so sorry that this is your journey and so grateful, that you show such empathy, strength and kindness to all. Your spirit is indeed motivating to all who have this blessing of knowing you! Mahalo Nastaran 🥰😁🌴
I assume your finger has been fixed? I enjoy green teas 🥰😁Chozus is so relaxing, and the water is treated water But, also in Ashland is “Jackson well springs”, and they have mineral water soaking and sauna, it’s a real laid back hippie type environment, I go there also-look it up😉😉😁 PS-after six each evening, in both places, it’s clothing optional 😳😉😊 Mahalo again for always a stimulating conversation! David from Oregon 🥰😁🌴🌴
You’re living the life that I dream of living one day. What is the zip code there in your area. I would love to explore and get a little place there to retired in one day. I love gardening and chickens and the jungle.
Aloha to you. I wish one day you get to live the life you wish and deserve. Mahalo for watching
when u r in town, i invite u to come play ping -pong at the Pahoa community center on tuesdays & thursdays from 2-4, if you like? best wishes
Aloha from San Diego. Nastran are there nearby areas for swimming from the beach? Or do you need to drive somewhat to get to a spot like Black sands
Hello my San Diegan neighbor and thank you for your comment. I live on the east side of the island and it’s mostly rocky cliffs, but there are a few sandy beaches as well. To get there it’s a drivable distant, but sooooo worth it. Have you been to the big island before? Thank you for watching.
Aloha
You so nice ❤
You are so kind
I enjoy your videos, but, ...again, posted today May 27, ... then U say it's winter, & later Feb.???
Yes February was the date that clip was filmed on. I am behind my footage since I was in the hospital and had a long recovery period. Sorry if it was confusing. Thank you for watching
If you watched the video, she states on 13:21 that is it Feb 1st.