How to Live Aloha Give someone a hug. Hawaiian Word Nēnē ʻau kai English Translation Seagull. Notes Today’s live aloha idea and Hawaiian word were suggested by O.
Aloha Friday: Week of January 6, 2020
How to Live Aloha Help someone carry their groceries. Hawaiian Word lua pele English Translation Volcano or crater. Notes Today’s live aloha idea and Hawaiian word were provided by C.
Aloha Friday: Week of December 30, 2019
How to Live Aloha Smile! This is one of the easiest ways to brighten someone else’s day and it doesn’t even cost you a penny. Hawaiian Word ʻohana English Translation Family or relative
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Aloha and Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou (Happy New Year)! I’ve been working on my goals for the year and life in general. This was more than setting my priorities. I also started working on a “don’t do” list for those things I don’t enjoy or don’t fit in with my priorities. These items will be removed…
What is King Kamehameha I Day?
King Kamehameha I Day is held every year on the 11th day of June. Lot Kapuāiwa (Kamehameha V) created King Kamehameha I Day on December 22, 1871, to honor his grandfather, Kamehameha I. The first observance was held the following year on June 11, 1872. Kamehameha I, also known as “Kamehameha the Great” united the Hawaiian islands into a…
How to Clean a Shower Curtain
Sometimes shower curtains get mildew on them, but that’s no reason to throw them away. It’s as easy to get it cleaned as it is to do a load of laundry – and you don’t even have to fold it afterwards! Until we bought our house, I’d never had a half-bathroom (and stand-up shower with…
How to Clean a Coffee Maker
It’s a good idea to thoroughly clean your coffee maker once a month in order to remove hard water deposits, oils left behind from coffee, and other impurities. Not only can this eventually cause your coffee maker to stop working, it can leave you with bitter coffee that just doesn’t taste as good as it…
How to Dispose of Cooking Oil and Grease
Fats, oils, and greases, sometimes lumped together as “FOG,” should never be poured down drain pipes. Although FOG may appear to simply wash down the drain, particularly with hot water, this is often not the case. As the oil and grease cools, it often hardens and can build up to eventually block pipes completely. So…
