Nicole
and four-and-a-half-year-old Lia are here for a
visit.
Blazing sun-shiney
day with Kona wind blowing
everything
out to sea on Hana side
so it was an extra good day for beach.
Slow drive to Hamoa
and Koki. Driving
this
road I've noticed
a progression
in myself and wonder if
similar phases apply to
other
aspects of life and
learning. At first it
was new
and scary.
<- ignorance
Narrow,
winding, bumpy,
with places where
you seem about to
go
over the
precipice into
the sea. Other
vehicles crowd
from
behind
or squeak by
passing
head-on. Then
you
get used to it
<-
knowledge
and
a little
arrogance
seeps in along
with
impatience.
It's fun
to
see how fast
you can take
the hairpin
turns and how
close
you
can come to
naked edge of
roadway when
letting
someone
by.
But Lia gets
motion sick so
I took
it extra slow
this time.
There
was no
reason to be
impatient.
It's a 40-minute
drive but
<- wisdom
why
rush to
a destination
when you're
happy where
you are?
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