Ian Lind

Circumstances were such that I never had a chance to process my photos this week. It’s usually a job for Thursday, but by then I was in Queen’s and unable to get it done. I’m adding this token phot…

Breakfast is served! Papaya, yogurt, jello, muffin of the day, and black coffee.

I know it sounds laughable, after living with cats for well over 50 years.

The cats cooperated, as did the sun, the camera, and my sense of balance.

I don't recall any specifics about this photo, it's location, circumstances, etc.

I know that its time to start walking again, so I pushed out of the house this morning about 20 minutes before sunrise. Cane and camera in hand. A few small dog biscuits in my pocket, just in case.

I'm sure you'll spot me immediately. I was a sophomore at Whitman College at the time the photo was taken during the Spring of 1967. Location-somewhere near the Whitman campus in Walla Walla, Washington. I can place it because I spent the next academic year at UH trying to build my grades and my confidence before returning to Whitman to graduate. By the time of my senior year, several people in this photo had graduated. So best guess–late Spring semester 1967.

He asked: “You still mess with kind of stuff?” In the past, I would have welcomed such a tip because, having been vetted at least in part

Now that I've figured out the delivery days that Taro Brand poi arrives at our nearby Times Supermarket and at Foodland in Aina Haina, I'm figuring out how to keep the refrigerator stocked.

Back in 1983, I was digging into records at the State Archives and depositories for sources of information about how the military had accumulated so much land on Oahu and throughout the state.