PROs and CONs about living in Hawai'i

Hey guys!  I've been living in the Big Island Hawaii for about 8 years now and what better way to introduce myself then to fill you in on my experience on this Island.  

Living here has been a lovely magical experience shared with pure hearts and abundant nature.  Fruit trees, if planted properly, become massive alkaline supply to us, alkaline beings.  The dangers are real but the fear of danger keeps the roads clear and an openness to become who you truly are.  The waves are dangerous but suits those people with a tough nature.  The volcano seems to impart keen memories and abundances of emotions that seems, oh so natural.  The water features such as the many waterfalls found in various places near Hilo bring an exotic mystic to your memories after the day is done.

Aloha breaths life and love and is perpetuated by righteousness.  Aloha being the primary law of Hawai'i, it requires you to love one another.  Most the police are more like uncles that give guidance and are more open to honest dialog.

Although everything seems perfect here in the land of your dream vacation, things can become fairly tricky.  The rain provides abundant growth, so much so it dives into the realm of hard labor and unsafe conditions.  Heavy clouds block the sun from drying and defeating mold.  One winter it rained for eleven weeks continuously and caused a ongoing gloom that seemed like forever.  Most likely you will find yourself a few miles from everything including the nearest market so constant transportation could become costly.  There isn't much income or many jobs you can find on the regular.  New invasive species like fire ant can invade your home and painfully bite you into insanity.

Overall I have made some of my most cherished and pure memories while living here.  The first hand knowledge of watching and learning nature has been absolutely priceless.  It has enlightened me with purity and an example of love that makes me believe.