I am pretty sure this photo was taken in early 2003.
By that time, we had been getting out every morning to walk down to the beach for about eight years. We’re now at 25 years, although our regular location has moved to Kahala.
In this photo, we’re posing with neighbors we often saw in those days.
I’m in front, closest to the camera, doing the selfie thing. In the background, left to right: Meda, Sandra and David Mosley, Dave and Eve Weber, and of course Zeus.
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That’s odd- I always visualized Zeus as being a LOT bigger…….
Ian, sounds like you miss the Country. Ka’a’awa, Ku’u Hom’e Kua’iwi, Nani O’e. Although Kahala is your birth home, missing are neighbors and basic people who are not living in premier, isolated in compounds with gated mansions, that do not establish caring old fashioned neighborhood relationships.
In the Pau Hana years, Kahala is sterile, but closer to medical care, but with Telemedicine and mailed prescriptions not much different anymore. What’s left of Kahala is materialistic, no longer like your childhood memories. Whereas, Ka’a’awa is just far enough to depend on those pleasures. Your not alone, Kailua is no longer any better.