I’ve been posting at ilind.net more or less regularly for 26 years, beginning in early 2000, if I recall correctly (although it might have been the following year).
I think this is the first time I’m reluctantly putting it aside for more than a few days.
The greatly edited story is that I watched the weekend’s storm from a 6th floor room at Straub Hospital.
Two attempts to complete an endoscopy failed, and I’m hoping to be admitted to a medical center in San Francisco for further diagnosis and treatment.
I might be moved to grab the keyboard now and then, but I need to avoid that little daily background stress and concentrate on my health.
I know you all understand and I appreciate all of your support.
And don’t forget that this remains a good place to search for interesting tidbits from the past z25 or 26 years.
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22 years ago my boss copied your column concerning the Bainum mayoral race to 100 staff. That’s how I found you and I’ve tuned in ever since. Please take care and hurry back.
Sending you my very best for a quick recovery – we’ll all be waiting Ian – please take good care.
A hui hou e malama – fondest aloha, Rebecca
Ian – Wishing you the best of care in San Francisco. Mahalo for your posts, and please focus on your health. Aloha nui.
Ian, you deserve a rest! Hope your visit turns out to be a positive one!
Take care n we’ll all miss you n your blogs!!
Aloha n Mahalo!!
Humbly appreciative of your efforts here over the years and wishing you the very best.
Hoping you recover quickly and that your travels there are smooth.
Ian
Stay well. We can wait for you so best wishes for getting back here to carry on. Hope your cats do well too.
Aloha
John Fleckles
I hope everything goes well for you. You are in my prayers for a speedy recovery. I hope you can bring one of the Qats with you for emotional & physical support.
Aloha
Ed
I hope everything goes well for you. You are in my prayers for a speedy recovery. I hope you can bring one of the Qats with you for emotional & physical support.
Aloha
Ed
Good luck and get well. You are a treasure.
Wishing you and Mida the best.
Praying for a quick recovery.
I look forward to the good news that you are back, back in Hawaii, back to good health, and back to blogging.
Look fwd to your return!
Get well and a speedy recover.. Strength and resiliency to Meda.
I’ll be here, waiting for your return.