The weather at Waikiki in Hawaii, is the best in the world. It is warm and dry throughout the year (70~90F). No hurricanes, no heavy rains, no earthquakes. Money can not buy weather. So here is the best place to play tennis and to realize the successful aging. 常夏のハワイといわれるように気候は世界一。一年を通じて気温は20~30℃、湿度が低いのでカラットしてます。台風、大雨、地震もないです。いくら金持ちでも気候はお金では買えません。青空の下でテニスができたら、心と体の健康に良いでしょう。ハワイで素晴らしい健康的な人生を楽しみましょう。
Monday, October 26, 2009
Weather: halcion. (A bit more breeze, please
Wow, do we have fun at KP. See Tom on the court? He's there early and late, and plays all the time. I want to be like him when I grow up.
October 26, 2009
Guess what? No aches and pains today. Played 6 sets to prove it!!
Case closed.
I took several pictures today, but can't seem to get them transferred. Will try some more!
落ち付いた佇まい
I always see this Kapiolani park view but it's chage expression from all angles sometimes. This is a well-kept turf ,trees and beautiful morning sunshine it makes me relax. Breeze, light, green,shadow,scent........We're happy to having this great park here.
From Michiko in Germany
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Aging is all relative! October 25, 2009
BUT; you know what, I won the first set 6-3, the second, 6-2, and the third 5-2 in a tie-break!!! That made it all worth the effort. My motto is, if it hurts, play harder tennis, get out the hedge clippers, climb Diamond Head. I am usually no worse off, and I feel a heck of a lot better.
This "Aging-business" has something to it.
Joe & Ermile Brothers
Joe&Ermile Brothers are having coffee in Starbucks Kapahulu. Joe is playing tennis @ Diamond head court usually. Ermile brothers used to play @ Kapiolani court but they have knee problem so don't play anymore but he is good at playing Ukulelehe always has that on his back and he starts to play Ukulele on the chair. He has free lesson on Tue. and Fri. from 10:00am @ Royal Hawaiian SC second floor. Check it out.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
October 23, 2009 Rosy came to town!
Two for the price of one post!
a fun set
舗道のクリーンアップ
From Charles
By Greg Wiles
Advertiser Staff Writer
It takes a lot of "bread" to buy a loaf of bread in Honolulu, according to a survey of international cities.
A survey by British Baker magazine, a U.K.-based publication, reported that Honolulu was the second-most expensive city in the world when it came to buying bread.
The magazine reviewed March 2009 figures provided by the Economist Intelligence Unit, which monitored bread prices among the data it collects around the globe.
The report broke down prices in British pounds per kilogram. Converting that to U.S. dollars showed Honolulu prices at $4.28 per pound.
British Baker said only Caracas had higher prices ($4.33 a pound), though the magazine's Web site noted the top position may not be warranted because Venezuela fixes exchange rates at levels that don't reflect the real rate.
The magazine said the survey is performed by mystery shoppers who monitor prices of 160 goods in 128 cities.
The shoppers visit supermarkets, high-end food retailers and boutique shops to come up with the averages, a story posted on British Baker's www.bakeryinfo.co.uk Web site said.
Hawaii shoppers are no strangers to paying high prices, with electricity, homes and gasoline prices among the highest in the nation.
Honolulu shoppers may pay $4.28 for a one-pound loaf, but many buy bread for less by purchasing items when they go on sale or at big-box retailers such as Costco or Walmart.
Longs Drugs, for example, advertised a one-pound loaf of Cascade Pride enriched bread for $2.19 this week.
Don Quijote promoted a $3.89 price for a 1 1/2-pound loaf of Hawaii's Hearth Bread. It also advertised its own brand of bread for $1.89 a pound.
British Baker noted bread prices are high in general in the United States, along with Japan, France and Russia.
The least expensive loaf in the survey was found in Tehran, where bread sold for just 19 cents a pound, when currency and weights were adjusted to U.S. standards.
Reach Greg Wiles at gwiles@honoluluadvertiser.com.
Aloha , from Vancouver
Friday, October 23, 2009
Watch Your Gear and Keep an Eye Out for....
Date: 2009-10-22, 10:51AM HSTReply to: mailto:sale-ubfrv-1433249428@craigslist.org?subject=........Reward...Stolen%20Tennis%20Rackets...%20(Oahu)&body=%0A%0Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fhonolulu.craigslist.org%2Foah%2Fspo%2F1433249428.html%0A [Errors when replying to ads?]
Stolen yesterday, Oct. 21, two like new HEAD RADICAL MICROGEL 110 frames with black grips, and Head backpack full of my stuff. Stolen at Central Oahu Regional Park. Reward for return or help leading to it. Mahalo Curtis 721-1789
目覚めのワイキキ
Paul Suh and his fiance' So Ji Kim
They're visiting from Korea for Paul's heart surgery. They'll be staying here until next year near the end of Feb. Paul is a linguistic professor at Su Kang University in Seoul Korea. He also works as a tennis instructor. He said "Hello, It's great to meet you all here at one of the most beautiful tennis courts we have ever played. We are very happy to be playing on this gorgeous KP tennis court. Aloha to everyone"
Thursday, October 22, 2009
ライフガード トレーニング
This is a life guard club from UH and they are training at 6:00am on Kuhio beach. They did zigzag running, skipping, dashing and stopping. Something like that is very hard training. I was fascinated by their serious training.
