Drea71, this is too cute. I love it. Stella

Yes, my girlfriend did pick some very good avocados. We all enjoyed them. Thanks Tom

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I guess they all said it for me. Wow, thanks for the honor. I really appreciate all the help and support I have gotten from everyone. There are so many great pieces or art. Aloha

Yes, I was wondering what had happened to you. Hadn't seen any posting for awhile. Glad they caught the bloodclot in time. I know it can be very dangerous. Just take things a day at a time. Hugs and Kisses from me. Aloha, Stella

Glad I'm not the only person who sees these things. I don't know how people do it. And not get caught... Happy Halloween everyone. Aloha

So cute. I didn't know they had them in Ohio. Learn something new every day. Aloha

Thanks all. I do wonder how they do this. Put big stuff out by the curb and no one sees them. Beats me. Aloha

Too bad we don't have a place to send these things. Then people can really put them to good use. Aloha, and thanks for the response.

Thanks TwoPynts. This is my first time doing this kind of stuff. Wasn't sure how to go about it. Appreciate all the help you guys give me. Aloha

Island of Hawaii - The 2 different Tiki ("Kii" in Hawaiian) shots were taken at the Puuhonua o Honaunau (formerly called the City of Refuge). In ancient Hawaii there was only one penalty for breaking any of the laws death. If the person who broke the "kapu" could get to the City of Refuge, their crime was absolved by the priests and they could then eventually return to their village. The "if" was the key factor trying to escape from the warriors chasing after you, running over razor-sharp lava, swimming through shark-infested waters all at great distances while trying to make it to the refuge alive. The various "City of Refuges" on the Islands were positioned in extremely remote locations difficult to get to on purpose (a test of the will if you were tough enough to make it, you were smiled upon by the gods).

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