ALOHA, Friend
Welcome to Wednesday in Honolulu
click on photos gently
Welcome to Wednesday in Honolulu
click on photos gently
Welcome to Wednesday in Honolulu Let's take a stroll through local history. . .
just off busy King St.
"It is such a secret place, the land of tears.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
"I am like a falling star who has finally found her place next to another in a lovely constellation, where we will sparkle in the heavens forever.”
Amy Tan
“To leave a place is to die a little”
French Proverb
“Write injuries in sand, kindnesses in marble”
French Proverb
"With Jesus in Heaven"
"Killed by Automobile""Ask yourself: Have you been kind today?
Make kindness your daily modus operandi
and change your world."
Annie Lennox
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Make kindness your daily modus operandi
and change your world."
Annie Lennox
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It can be very peaceful visiting with the people
who built our Hawaii of today.
They still have lasting lessons to teach us.
Hawaiians, Portuguese, Diplomats, Americans, Tahitians,
Royalty and Religious. . .
All together here as in life.
Thank you for all you did!
There is no place like Honolulu, my home.
ALOHA, cloudia
who built our Hawaii of today.
They still have lasting lessons to teach us.
Hawaiians, Portuguese, Diplomats, Americans, Tahitians,
Royalty and Religious. . .
All together here as in life.
Thank you for all you did!
There is no place like Honolulu, my home.
ALOHA, cloudia
Walking among the dead is always the place where I know there will be peace to go with the solitude of them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post reflecting the contributions of those who passed through before us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choice to remember who came before. With such kindness in your gratitute too.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful our blog paths have crossed. . .Have a lovely Thanksgiving, my friend!
Beautiful as always....
ReplyDeleteHAPPY THANKSGIVING CLOUDIA !
Again, makes one glad to read about your happyness and ability to live life.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful Wednesday.
I find things like this fascinating, like clues to lives that sometimes are forgotten - yet not.
ReplyDelete"We are but a moment's sunlight..."
ReplyDeleteThat's too bad about the boy being killed by the automobile. I read once that back in the early days of cars, there were only two registered vehicles in the entire state. (I forget which state). They ran into each other!
Annie Lennox's quote is a great place to be, even if it nullifies the quest for finding the perfect "zingers"... in the perfect time frame...
ReplyDeleteAll the best to you, Cloudia.
Tschuess,
Chris
Annie Lennox, lol !
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Cloud!
ReplyDeleteThese proverbs are so fitting with the photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures as always.
Best regards,
Tom Bailey
Beautiful - loved seeing some of the older stones and reflecting on the histories.
ReplyDeleteFleeting moments.....
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Thanks for the beginning of holiday stroll and the reminder to be kind above all else!
ReplyDeleteCemeteries can be such interesting places - liked the walk round. Have a lovely thanksgiving.
ReplyDeletevery cool
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Just dropping by to say hello.
ReplyDeleteAs always, great photos with nice quotes to ponder. This one is quite different but simply fascinating.
I try to start school with this thought. Sometimes I become distracted, sadly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
And Happy Thanksgiving my friend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you and yours!
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It is such a beautiful place. I must return one day.
ReplyDeleteThank YOU for your dear visit!
ReplyDeleteWonderful words and stones.
ReplyDeleteI most love the simple one beginning "Loving mother ..."
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