Honolulu, Hawaii ... My Favorite Place

 

My favorite place is Hawaii - as I have always admired the seas and overall nature of the place. It is a combination of my interest: animals, volcanoes, seas, and much more. The climate is wonderful most of the year and I enjoy learning about their traditions as well.



Psst... this is a copy-over from my previous blog, just incase it seems familiar!



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  1. Laura GibbsAugust 29, 2020 at 12:42 PM

    Hawaii is soooo beautiful, and here's what's great about it now being Myth-Folklore semester for you, Z: you could do a Hawaii-themed Storybook for this class if you want. Like about Pele, the Volcano-Goddess! Or Maui, Hawaii's great legendary hero. Anyway, there are lots of books about Hawaiian myths and legends; you can see some here: Freebookapalooza / Hawaii and other Pacfici books - link :-)

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