We went deep on this life rules, analyzing them so you can grasp a perspective on how they can change your life for the better: 1. Never Judge A Day By The Weather. Our take: This is so true and yet most people get caught up in the "weather report feelings hype".

Kimo's Hawaiian Rules Never judge a day by the weather The best things in life aren't things Tell the truth - there's less to remember Speak softly and wear a loud shirt Goals are deceptive - the unaimed arrow never misses He who dies with the most toys - still dies Age is relative - when you're over the hill, you pick up speed

2003年5月16日 · As printed on the back of the shirt the rules look like this: As is my norm, I began investigating the origins and background of ‘Kimo’s Kauai Rules’. Kimo’s Rules can be found all over the island. And always with a copyright attached to it. And the copyright is never to the same person. It is always to the company that made the shirt.

2021年9月1日 · Kimo Keli‘i Ka‘aha‘aina Pihana is a 100-percent Hawaiian man. Click the cover to see this story in our digital magazine. Much of Kimo’s identity was hidden from him while growing up on a farm in Wahiawā, O‘ahu during the 1940s and ‘50s. He was known as James.

Kimo’s Hawaiian Rules: Never judge a day by the weather . The best things in life aren’t things . Tell the truth – there’s less to remember . Speak softly and wear a loud shirt

2021年8月15日 · A memorial service celebrating Kimo’s life will be held this summer (details coming). In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to charities that support the health of our Ocean. Mahalo.

2014年11月14日 · KIMO’S HAWAIIAN RULES. Never judge a day by the weather. The best things in life aren’t things. Tell the truth – there’s less to remember. Speak softly and wear a loud shirt. Goals are deceptive – the unaimed arrow never misses. He who dies with the most toys – still dies. Age is relative – When you’re over the hill you pick up ...

Yes you can argue the point of, "The Internet is being advanced everyday, so there for it is going to become more involved in daily life". But is it? The main point of our argument is, is the internet in education bennifitial to learning? Or is it a wall to those who are not able to adapt to the rapidly changing world of technology?

Kimo was born in El Paso, Texas, USA at Fort Bliss. His father, Robby Huybrechts, took the family around the world through his work as a mechanical engineer specializing in electrical circuit boards for computers – one of the pioneers in the field.

2015年7月7日 · Kimo realized that part of his destiny was to regain his culture—and to perpetuate it. This is an account of how he did just that, in his middle years, and how today as a kupuna …