…Bruce Omori
While our time was spent on the island of Ohau, it was an incredible feeling to be so close to the famous volcano Kilauea…and silently praying it does not choose that time to erupt. Pele graciously waited until we left the island before she decided to give it a little “shake“…phew!
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Positivity in a negative world. Well, most of the time.
Pretty 🙂
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But dangerous. 🙂
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Many pretty things are 😀
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And best observed from a distance. 🙂
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Now where is the challenge in that 🙂
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You’re willing to “challenge” a lava flow? Brave man! 😉
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Vicariously 🙂
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I guess that way you won’t get burnt…so to speak. 😉
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Cooked tootsies maybe?
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So it is true what they say about “Mad dogs and Englishmen…”? 🙂
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Only about mad Englishmen 😀
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