Thank you for sharing ❤️🌹 I really love your videos, i love that they are informative and I enjoy that you share your personality, and I really appreciate the way that you film, you always show us the general vibe of each place without disrepsecting anyones privacy and putting the camera right in someones face , you are really amazing, thank you ❤️❤️🌹🌹
Thank you for your video. Speaking of moving more I should be doing that. Take care and keep safe. 😊 You are right Times Market does have higher prices. It is very hard on us seniors which includes my husband and I. With property tax’s going up, homeowner’s insurance, hurricane insurance. We work our lives and when we retire we still faced with these high bills. You wonder if it is worth owning a home in Hawaii. You invest money into maintaining the home and when we are gone the children will just sell the home. You are so positive and I think that is what keeps you motivated 😴
Oh yeah, Don Q seems to be your favorite go to store. Glad to see you take a break from e scooter today, & also get that poke bowl 😋. 👍🏽 Keep sharing your adventures when you can. We all enjoy the places, the conversation, the people, etc. 🤙🏽mahalo Nui.
Aloha - hope all is well. Next time you do walk-throughs at DQ, Foodland, Times, Longs, Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, Costco (not Target) would you please stop by and show prices and kinds of Hawaiian crackseed, gummys, candy, snack foods/chips/crackers, breads/desserts (mango, guava, lilikoi...), and sauces (Hawaiian, Korean, Japanese). I sometimes laugh because you always skip by these items quickly that I want to see and concentrate on things I don't (coffee, milk, eggs, veggies, bread). Always fun watching your visits. Mahalo...take care and stay well!
@ just wanna make sure you read my comments about Don Q. My comment is found when you click on Patricia’s comment first & its after her’s. Oh well, I’ll try to get it right next time. Thanx. Hope you go swap meet tomorrow, but no pressure. 🤣
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Thanks for the video. Hope you get much better😊. Keep walking. I've got a sore back but I walk all the time😊
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Thank you for sharing ❤️🌹 I really love your videos, i love that they are informative and I enjoy that you share your personality, and I really appreciate the way that you film, you always show us the general vibe of each place without disrepsecting anyones privacy and putting the camera right in someones face , you are really amazing, thank you ❤️❤️🌹🌹
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Thank you for your video. Speaking of moving more I should be doing that. Take care and keep safe. 😊 You are right Times Market does have higher prices. It is very hard on us seniors which includes my husband and I. With property tax’s going up, homeowner’s insurance, hurricane insurance. We work our lives and when we retire we still faced with these high bills. You wonder if it is worth owning a home in Hawaii. You invest money into maintaining the home and when we are gone the children will just sell the home. You are so positive and I think that is what keeps you motivated 😴
🙂
Oh yeah, Don Q seems to be your favorite go to store. Glad to see you take a break from e scooter today, & also get that poke bowl 😋. 👍🏽 Keep sharing your adventures when you can. We all enjoy the places, the conversation, the people, etc. 🤙🏽mahalo Nui.
Aloha - hope all is well. Next time you do walk-throughs at DQ, Foodland, Times, Longs, Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, Costco (not Target) would you please stop by and show prices and kinds of Hawaiian crackseed, gummys, candy, snack foods/chips/crackers, breads/desserts (mango, guava, lilikoi...), and sauces (Hawaiian, Korean, Japanese). I sometimes laugh because you always skip by these items quickly that I want to see and concentrate on things I don't (coffee, milk, eggs, veggies, bread). Always fun watching your visits. Mahalo...take care and stay well!
I will try to remember. 🙂
Prices reflect fresh vs previously frozen. All previously frozen Ahi is priced around $13 a pound and fresh around $20 depending on the location
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Not sure why my comments keep getting hidden under Patricia 's ones, but hope you read mine as well.
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@ just wanna make sure you read my comments about Don Q. My comment is found when you click on Patricia’s comment first & its after her’s. Oh well, I’ll try to get it right next time. Thanx. Hope you go swap meet tomorrow, but no pressure. 🤣