My boyfriend and I are moving off-island at the end of the month, and we’d love to have photos taken together at a beautiful beach before we leave! Since the move happened unexpectedly, we’re hoping to find a photographer who is reasonably priced. If you’re interested or have any recommendations, please let me know! 🤍

We’re available on the following weekends: September 5–6, 12–13, and 19–20.

Thought I was getting sick (fatigue, headache, sore throat) but it mostly went away except for the headache. My coworker randomly said she was feeling the same symptoms. Anybody else feeling weird? Is there vog or pollen going on today?

I'm on vacation starting this weekend, so I'm SINCERELY hoping its VOG or pollen related. Please give me some reassurance.

UPDATE: I feel about 90% normal today, so I'm fairly certain whatever was going on with me is vog/weather/allergy related. Stay healthy out there!

https://www.strava.com/routes/3517636319134882882

Any guidance on this bike route around Oahu? Planning for mid-Oct. Renting a bike in Waikiki at Hawaiian Style Bikes.

Updated to show the stars of where I am planning on staying for 2 nights (doing this in 3 days is the plan). I am starting and ending in Waikiki.

Does anyone know where I can get some used IBC totes that were used for food safe items? There are a lot on marketplace but they're all used for industrial chemicals.

Pretty much the title. For the people that own and live in their homes in the $3 million dollar range or more in neighborhoods like Hawaii Kai, Kahala, Hawaii Loa Ridge, Manoa, Kailua, etc.

What do you exactly (and specifically) do for a living to afford that lifestyle? For example if you are a doctor or manager, what specific type? Or if you personally know anyone that owns and lives there, what do they do for a living? Or if you have generational or family wealth, what did your parents/grandparents do? I’m just a genuinely curious guy. Thanks!

Edit: Also, how do people who live here send their kids to those expensive schools like Punahou, or Iolani, etc. Again, I’m just curious how people have so MUCH money

Heyo i moved to Hawaii about 5 months ago and ive finally gotten my life settled a bit more and am looking to meet some new friends! A favorite spot of mine back home was our local nerd store that did MTG Fridays, had warhammer going on in the back rooms, and endless dnd books, it was kinda the nerd hangout place for my town, and I was wondering if there are any places like that here? Where do all the nerds go??

🌺Hawaiʻi friends — I would love your manaʻo.
I’ve been thinking a lot about how everyday people and families in Hawaiʻi access and understand information about trauma, mental health, behavior, emotional wellness, and healing.
I have an idea that I’m exploring called:
E Hoʻomaopopo Kākou
Community Trauma Literacy Hawaiʻi
But before I build anything, I want to listen first.
I created a short community needs survey to better understand what people actually need, what resources are already helpful, what might be missing, and whether more approachable community-based trauma education would be useful.
This isn’t therapy, a clinical assessment, or a sales pitch. I’m simply trying to learn.
🌱 What would help?
🌱 What’s missing?
🌱 What would make this information easier to understand?
🌱 And is this something our communities even want?
If you live in Hawaiʻi or serve Hawaiʻi communities, I’d be incredibly grateful for 5–8 minutes of your manaʻo.
🔗 [SURVEY LINK]: https://forms.gle/SnGQo3LB749kfWecA
And if you know someone whose perspective should be included, please feel free to share this with them.
E Hoʻomaopopo Kākou — Let us understand together. 🌺

Hello everyone so we did find a place, but unfortunately we’re only able to take a few of our flock with us. I’m looking for a small bird rescue or somewhere I can connect with local bird people. Rehoming would be for 4 parakeets (2 of which are a bonded pair) and one albino zebra finch we rescued from a storm. If you know anyone or anywhere, I’m open to exploring all avenues. Thank you. ❤️

Hi everyone! I’m on Oʻahu and looking into getting my Hawaii real estate salesperson license. I currently work full-time, so I’m specifically looking for recommendations for online/ self-paced 60-hour pre-licensing courses that are actually good and prepare you well for the exam.

For anyone who has taken an online course:

Which school did you use?
Would you recommend it?
Was it truly flexible enough to do around a full-time job?
How long did it take you to finish?
Did you feel prepared for the state exam?

Also, for those who are currently real estate agents in Hawaii is it realistically feasible to work a full-time job and be a real estate agent on the side? I’m curious how people manage showings, clients, open houses, etc. while working a regular 9–5.

I’d really appreciate any recommendations or experiences, especially from people who are doing this part-time! 😊

Greetings all,

Can anyone share information about scuba diving in February (staying on north shore Oahu). I suppose it’s the wrong time of year, but I’m sure there are exceptions.

Any information is appreciated. Are there locations or providers that anyone can recommend.

Thanks’

Driving over to Lanikai tomorrow morning and would love to get some chicken for my birthday.

Thanks