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I miss some of the spring flowers I so took for granted when I lived on the mainland…but at the same time, I enjoy the ones we have here that don’t grow where I lived on the mainland…
I remember when my son graduated the amount of lei he received from family (my parents flew to Hawaii for the event) and friends passed above his chin…! It was my first ‘graduation’ experience in Hawaii and I will never forget it!
It’s one of my favorite times of the school year. The students look so beautiful with all the leis! It is truly something to “watch!”
It is really something to ‘watch’…
Now, if I could just manage to grow a dogwood tree in Hawai’i…. sigh…