I love the interesting emails I get from website visitors. Here's a good one from a Korean woman that wants to live in Hawaii with her sons. I indented her questions and put my responses in-between. Enjoy! I have never been to Hawaii. I just know from my friend, who is a professor at the
I try to reply to emails which can be helpful to others and that haven't been asked before. Here's a good one about a mom wondering about a move to Hawaii and I've interspersed the comments with my responses. Keep in mind that everyone's situation is different. I have not been in this exact situation
I received 2 job-related emails today and this one from Carolyn was the other one: Hi! I just recently came across a full-time job opportunity in Maui. We were recently discussing financial compensation. They are looking at paying an hourly wage of $30 to low 30's. It would just be me - no pets, and I
This email message came in today from Camille: Hello, I am looking to move to Hawaii with my mother in the future after my studies (to be a psychologist/animal behaviourist/Psychotherapist) from the UK, but I don't know how I am going to go about it. what kind of visa to get to be permanent? are
Here's where I try to talk you out of paradise by telling you some major reasons you should not move to Hawaii. Typically, nearly everything I write about the islands is through a positive lens - I talk about the amazing, the awesome, the glowing aspects of living life in the Hawaiian Islands. IS IT
Don't bring your Cessna, horses, houseboat, or sheep to the Hawaiian Islands when you move. Just bring yourself and start all over living a new life in an unbeatable paradise. I keep thinking about moving back to Maui or Oahu and I indulge myself by planning out what I'd take with me. Do
