I love people. I enjoy chatting with them. Everyone is unique. I am glad when they exchange about their cultures, like and dislikes, cost of living where they came from, custom and tradition, what languages they speak, their reason of coming here in the Big Island, what in particular they wanted to see. And when I have time I love to adorn them with my good luck leis (enter twine ti leaves) and fragrance plumeria blossoms.

This listing has wrapped around balcony both the double and single room. The garden have a lots of Hawaiian trees such as the Ohia and Koa. The neat thing about these trees usually grow in the higher elevation. This listing has an elevation of 1500 on sea level. It also surrounded by coffee trees, macadamia nuts, avocados. longan. There some giant Hapu (fern). There are lime trees, tangelos, grape fruit, mangos, tamarin, local oranges, bread fruit trees locally enjoyed as substitute as potato. Take note of the color of the Ohia blossoms. The most common one is the red but yellow and orange color is unusual. There are also trees of plumerias to make leis, there is yellow. combo of orange and yellow, white and pink. This acre of land also has bird of paradise, variety of heleconias, fragrant flowers of gardenia.

I have so many local people neighbors. Right across towards Ihumoe St. are the Garcia family. They were there before. The husband and wife are both retired. Occasionally, they both keeping an eye to their granddaughter or picking their macadamia nuts. Above this listing are the two brothers who have family and their Mom Alice had passed away. One brother is a fisherman and a hunter so he have few dogs roaming and barking. Below are the Matsumoto. They both live here for a while before me. Kate lives by herself now and the husband is already in the Regency facility down in Kailua. They are all have "Aloha". When someone needs help, they are there to give a hand!