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I like to travel to tropical locations, hike with my dogs, go to the gym, kickboxing, Karaoke, Go to shows, drink kava, hang out with my friends, and spend as much time as I possibly can at the beach. I LOVE THE BEACH!!!! If I didn't have my beach time to unwind, I would be a very unhappy person.and now there is my new business!!!! Maluhia Honu Jewelry. Check out my website: http://maluhiahonujewelry.webs.com/
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Visit My WebsiteThe History of the Pineapple
The Hawaiian word for pineapple is halakahiki, which means “foreign fruit.†It is believed that pineapple first originated in Paraguay or Brazil. Carried aboard 15th and 16th century trade ships, pineapple was soon found growing as far away as Mexico, Australia, China and India. Christopher Columbus brought pineapples home from his travels in the “New World,†and they quickly became a gourmet fruit throughout Europe.No one knows exactly how or when pineapple first arrived here in Hawaii, but historians believe that a Spanish shipwreck in 1527 off the South Kona coast of the Big Island brought tools, garments and plants, including pineapples, from Mexico to Hawaii.Captain John Kidwell is credited with founding Hawaii’s pineapple industry. In the 1880’s he imported and tested a number of varieties and selected the Smooth Cayenne variety for its cylindrical form and uniform texture.Besides being a tasty fruit, the pineapple is also regarded as a symbol of hospitality. Way back, when the European colonists first traveled to North America, they brought pineapples with them that they placed out on their porch, door or entrance to their home. This was a symbol to their neighbors that, "our voyage is over, our door is open, food and drink for everyone!" This tradition continued throughout the years and to this day, the pineapple is seen as a symbol of hospitality, proudly displayed in residences and business establishments throughout the world.
I'd like to meet:
TEXT My evil twin, and take some advise from her. And a palm tree that I didn't like. Now that I think of it I would like to meet God and smack him or her for making people who do not possess common sense.
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Music:
Give me something fun with a good beat and I'm happy... O.A.R., Jimmy Buffett, Nikki Costa, Bob Marley, Little Big Town, Kenny Chesney, Garth Brooks, Bowling For Soup, Simple Plan, Sugar Cult, American Hi-Fi, Green Day, Allister, Tyler Hilton, don't laugh Lindsay Lohan, ok you can laugh, and the list goes on.....
Movies:
Yeah I'm weird, I really like those corny teeny-bopper movies. But my all time favoirte movie is The Princess Bride.
Television:
I want to be on Survivor and Big Brother, with a little 24, CSI, The Amazing Race, RED SOX and Survivorman just to name a few.
Books:
A Salty Piece of Land by Jimmy Buffett, Where is Joe Merchant by Jimmy Buffett
Heroes:
My hero is my Grandma. She has gone her whole life without a license, now she lives in a beautiful house near Venice Beach Florida. GO GRANDMA!
Plus she's way cool....
