Living here in Hawaii I always feel a little left out watching the National Evening News. They never mention how we in Hawaii suffer in the winter. Here is a local weather broadcast for all of you Mainlanders who think you have it bad.
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Matt Beall
January 1, 2010
Classic! If you haven’t seen Triumph the Insult Dog at the Bon Jovi concert, I highly recommend it. Hilarious.
Matt Beall
January 1, 2010
Classic! If you haven’t seen Triumph the Insult Dog at the Bon Jovi concert, I highly recommend it. Hilarious.
Katie Minkus, R(BIC)
January 1, 2010
Awesome!!! Oh no! Three or four days of SHADE! 😉 Hee.
Katie Minkus, R(BIC)
January 1, 2010
Awesome!!! Oh no! Three or four days of SHADE! 😉 Hee.
Beth Thoma Robinson
January 1, 2010
May I remind all readers that it says right in our Core Values Statement that we at Hawaii Life are “transparent, eccentric, funny…” Thanks Erik for giving me a huge laugh today as I found myself whining about a hazy afternoon in Paradise.
Oh, and don’t forget somewhere in here we have another blog post with a rainfall map…
Beth Thoma Robinson
January 1, 2010
May I remind all readers that it says right in our Core Values Statement that we at Hawaii Life are “transparent, eccentric, funny…” Thanks Erik for giving me a huge laugh today as I found myself whining about a hazy afternoon in Paradise.
Oh, and don’t forget somewhere in here we have another blog post with a rainfall map…