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Aloha e

 

I haven’t had the chance to get back at you due to a very demanding and sensitive work that I just started; but with such a good company though. With all honesty, I need this job to finish my baccalaureate degree; because there is a very slim chance of me securing a scholarship this time even if I’ve maintained the GPA requirements of the University of Hawai’i. Maybe it’s due to COVID? Or our beautiful state is running short on fundings? I don’t know. I am just so thankful for having this job. Although it’s what makes me fall short of my responsibilities to you and our dear community. Please bear with me.

In this regard, and in spirit of brotherhood and camaraderie, please allow me to thank you, dear fellows for your understanding; but most of all, mahalo for your amazing generosity and kindness. However, despite my shortcomings, please note that I am always deeply humbled by your support. And I am ever thankful for your presence here. Last, but not least, I highly regard and applaud all of you for keeping up with the demands of our passion even during this very critical and stressful time.

Regardless, If anyone questions, why acknowledging the efforts of our fellows is important? The answer is simple: We’re a community. Although virtual, we are viable to modern society. Because amid the challenges and limitations of the very young Internet; amid the invisible wall that may pose doubts on our authenticity–it doesn’t mean we’re insincere here. Truth is, we’re making a difference. Because in every blog; in every post—our personal touch is enclosed. And blogging is way beyond social networking. We speak before the World Wide Web even our innermost thoughts. I see it as a privilege. But we also share to the world our passion, our culture and language, our experiences and more. We’re vectors of goodwill. And as members, we all take part in strengthening our community.

With that being said, please allow me to acknowledge you in my humble way for all the great things you do. Thank you everyone! Without further ado, my heartfelt gratitude to the following:

 
Aarunya
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Amras888
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Ane of Arta Si Natura
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Angelilie of Voyage Onirique
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AshiAkira
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Ashish of Proxy Words
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Astijake John of Willing Yourself To Win
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Bon Repos Gites of Bonjour from Brittany
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Brad of Writing to Freedom
https://writingtofreedom.com

Charul Chandak
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Chef V of inthenameofseitan
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CherieWhite of Chateau Cherie
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Cindy Knoke
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Danaiana of D-ale copilăriei
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Desiree B Silvage of Literary Thruce
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Dreams and Reality
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Era of The Hidden Soul

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Gayatribagayatkar of How To Teach a Difficult Child

Geena George of My Journey by Grace
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GraceBailey1500 of Find Good Vibes
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Ibonoco of News from Ibonoco

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Ivon Prefontaine of Teacher the Transformer
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M. Zeeshan Horani
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Melie of La Page @ Melie
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Mystic Dee of A Phoenix Rising
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Penumbra of Prenumbra Haiku
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Rachana of Rachana of Dhaka
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Rekha of Ruhanii
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Roy Lando of PeoPlaid
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Sedge808 of Noir
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Shashank Narayan of Thoughts of the Day
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Simona of Pensieri Sparsi
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Superonrub of Refugio Dos Moinhos
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Sushma of Just My Thoughts
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Yolanda of Yolanda – “Det här är mitt privata krig”
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Thank you, WordPress!

Mahalo nui loa!

 
 

8 thoughts on “Aloha e

        1. Mahalo for the faith and encouragement! I pray and hope so. Because, I don’t dream of anything material, Brad. I only wish to be a lawyer for two reasons; One, it’s a promise I made to my mom (to follow my dad’s footsteps) who despite her age of 81 and ailing condition, is hanging on believing I would fulfill my promise. Two, being a paralegal from 2007 to 2012 and a volunteer tax preparer for the IRS since 2009, I found my purpose in life. To be of service to our needy community here in O’ahu brings me joy. And I’d be fulfilled, if I can do more for them. Lastly, God has been good to me and my family that I want to give back as much as I can. Sorry if I had to share. It means a lot to me, like I can’t die without my JD and Esquire title—this I pray to God.

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