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Hawai'i Move: Sorting

So I was asked about the transition that I go through for my move to Hawai'i.

Currently, we're trying to figure out what we're going to keep and what we are going to release. Then we are going to take what we're keeping, and decide what is actually going with us to Hawai'i and what is going to stay in a box in Cali until we decide we want some kind of most permanent housing.

This is amazingly challenging. Not the purging part, but the "well if I'm keeping this, why isn't it going to Hawai'i?"… Continue

Posted on August 10, 2009 at 10:10am — 6 Comments

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At 11:20am on December 29, 2009, Shannon said…
Every time I see your picture on 30BaD I just think, "She has the most beautiful smile." Just thought I'd share. :]
At 2:02pm on October 29, 2009, SchuyBox said…
What do you mean?
At 10:33am on October 10, 2009, TERRA'ism said…
Hey! So the rock in the photo is Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach Oregon... Is that what you were thinking of?
At 2:04pm on September 8, 2009, Bliss said…
Hi Snow: here's my facebook http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/hzarour?ref=profile

I'll stay if I can be honest . It's in their hands.
At 3:29am on August 15, 2009, anne loves summer said…
I didn't like Dharma Farms because we mainly worked in a noni juice factory and I was interested in farm work. And it was really difficult to find food.
At 12:03pm on August 11, 2009, Victoria Everett said…
Thank you Snow. I am so glad to be able to enjoy life.
At 7:39pm on August 10, 2009, Lukas said…
You are welcome.

You too have a nice and healthy day.
At 11:51pm on August 8, 2009, Jason-TOL said…
Hey Snow.

Yes, I did have the option for "free" housing. And thats how I lived for the first week. Housing was paid off by 20 hours a week. Shankar pays $7.5/hr if you work for him for cash. One of his cabins was only $300/month (5 acres of land, really beautiful spot). My friend and I split it, which meant I only had to work 5 hours a week for housing! And I still was able to eat all the food I wanted. They give a store run a week for food, mostly cooked vegetarian food.

Dharma is a drug/substance free farm. Some workers are not, but anyone staying on the land is suppose to be (some still smoked pot and drank). Shankar (the owner aka Alan) is totally drug free and is not down with that stuff. He is all about positive vibrations and living life the way it was created for us.

I meant more of the culture/ community of Puna, not Dharma itself. Puna is where all the hippies run away to, in order to live a more free lifestyle. As I mentioned lots of iowoska, mushrooms, and other drugs going on there- including tons of alcohol.
At 6:54pm on August 8, 2009, Lukas said…
That would be nice to meet up, take your time and travel when it feels right for you. These papayas you mentioned would turn color other than green if the farmers let them, to my knowledge. I don't think they genetically modified any papayas for the purpose that they stay green. They call it that and pick it early so that is why the name / calling resembles the color of the fruit. I will only turn color if it is attached to the plant and allowed to mature on the plant attached.
At 10:43am on August 7, 2009, Jason-TOL said…
Hey snow! Glad to hear your moving to hawaii :) I personally really enjoyed Dharma farms, mainly because of the owner- Shankar. We got a long really well and he was super passionate, funny and smart. As far as food, when it was me doing my own thing (renting a cabin) I was able to sustain. I foraged (and survived off of) guava, banana, jackfruit, avocado, coconut, mulberry, lillikoi, mangos and citrus. I have heard that this summer has been a tough summer for them because of the rain they had, it ruined a lot of the crops.

The mango crop was a bunker not a bumper! I believe they should have tons of pineapples ready soon.

I also got $300 in food stamps/ month so everything I couldn't forage, like sapote, rambutan, cherimoya, and rollenia (for example) I was still able to enjoy!

I didn't enjoy the intense culture out there. I am use to a hippie community becaue I grew up going to festies, getting high, and all of that stuff. But I also grew out of it. Where as it didn't get to me because I was use to the culture, I also wasn't a huge fan. The people were nice, but they would rather get high than go for a 30 mile bike ride. Oh well, I had a blast anyways!!!
 
 

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