If you have reached this page through web browsing then you really ought to get out more. If you arrived here deliberately, congratulations, but you still ought to get out more.
Perhaps these podcasts should be called 'The musings of a stranger in paradise', because despite having lived for fifteen years in Hawaii, I still feel out of place here, like a wingtip loafer on a surfboard. Not that feeling out of place is an altogether bad thing, especially for a writer, but just once in a while, I’d like to doff my shirt, scuff my soles and lapse into that curious locution called ‘pidgin’, which distinguishes the belonging from the merely longing.
For those unfamiliar with life in Hawaii, but who would like to know more, here is a little saying that I just made up: "Don’t eat the turtles and always wave back at the sea," which is, as well as being completely meaningless, as good a good place as any to start…
Thanks for listening.
S.
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