It’s my first 5 Things I Love Friday of 2020 + I’m so excited! It’s my goal this year to keep this the most regular post on my site, so even if I’m slacking off in other areas you can count on something to carry you through the weekend. That said, it also might become something that includes more than… Continue Reading
Christmas Eve + My First Grazing Board
Yes, we are into January and I’m recapping our holiday season! I finally had the opportunity to put together and serve a grazing board and I refuse to let the opportunity for me to share it pass ð Christmas Eve + My First Grazing Board For Christmas Eve this year, we threw a small(ish) get together for our Hawaii “family”,… Continue Reading
Cost Of Living In Hawaii: Living Expenses
One of my most popular posts is How Much Does It Cost To Live In Hawaii? — and I can understand why. I think that understanding the cost of living in Hawaii is important, particularly if you have plans to move here. One detail that I didn’t expand upon too much is living expenses in Hawaii and average costs associated…. Continue Reading
9 New Psychological Thrillers For 2020
What’s a new year without a new list of the best psychological thrillers to read? If you’ve been around here for awhile, you know that the books I read are almost all of the psychological thriller, suspense or crime genre — the more twisted, the better! Every now and then I’ll throw in historical fiction books or inspiring, motivational book… Continue Reading
Pacific Painkiller Cocktail With KÅloa Rum
Happy 2020! I’m so excited to see what this new year holds and what better way to kick things off than with a delicious tropical cocktail recipe? The team over at KÅloa Rum challenged me to create a drink recipe that would be delicious served in a pineapple. That sounded easy enough — everything tastes better in a pineapple chalice,… Continue Reading
2019 In Numbers
Itâs hard to believe we are closing the door for 2019. Lots of people have different perspectives on how this year went and personally, there were quite a few ups and downs, but I always like to reflect on the year as a whole and try not to focus too singularly on any specific peaks or valleys. Breaking down the… Continue Reading