Posting Problems
Because I am on a wireless connection it has been difficult to post as the connection is poor. Very frustrating. I miss posting and reading blogs and checking out LAWLS. But I got to make do until we figure out our finances in a month or two after this move to San Antonio. So far I love the gas prices and food prices, they are definitely lower than Hawaii's. I miss Hawaii alot but I am enjoying the daily adventures as I drive out and around. Life is so exciting as I explore.
I am doing okay WLS wise. Doing my best getting in the protein and water. Being able to get fresh fruits is also a plus. No more frozen blueberries for me. I just stand in the vegie/fruit section of the supermarket like a kid in a candy store. I love it. I have been cooking great meals for my hubby and daughter and can just watch them eat and not want a bite of something that is a no no. I just don't want to jeopardize my health.
We got a new primary doctor. I chose her as she is holisic and prescribes meds as the last resort. My last doctor gave me meds for my meds, and I am not going there again. I haven't met her yet, but I am hoping that things work out. I didn't want the military to chose my doc, but if she doesn't work out I can try another one. She so close to the house, I hope it works.
I found some plants to remind me of Hawaii. Gardenias and hibiscus. I will baby them and gradually move them into bigger pots then in the ground. I saw some avacado, guava, and orange trees that I may try to plant later. Also some plumeria, which I just have to have in my yard. Slowly I'll have my tropical garden. I need some color in my yard.
That's what I miss is color. In Hawaii you walk in the store and there's bright colors everywhere. Here not the same, even the pinata's not as colorful. People don't wear bright colors. I got tired of being spoken to in spanish so yesterday, out came one of my bright pareau's, wrap arounds and that's how I went to the supermarket. Not one person spoke to me in spanish, it was nice to be just me. Nothing wrong with being Hispanic, but I felt like I was losing my identity, and some people even if I tell them I don't understand them, they still insist in speaking to me in spanish. I understand that I can be mistaken for Hispanic and I don't have a problem with that, it was just that I wanted to be me Hawaiian. I guess every once in awhile out will come my pareau so I won't lose myself in the world outside the house.
I got a real kick at the International Market where the Korean clerk could speak fluent Korean and Spanish but could barely understand me speaking English. Anyways some people who I explained that I was not Hispanic and was Hawaiian, got excited that I was from Hawaii and asks me all about Hawaii and then the question "Why did you leave Hawaii, to come to Texas?'
Anway all in all I have been meeting very nice and friendly people and each day I am feeling more and more comfortable. But once in awhile the pareau have to come out so I can be who I am for a day.
Drove my daughter to the airport last night, I will miss her. My oldest son and his wife were to join us soon but talking ahout December. So hubby and I are alone in San Antonio, which kind of a plus cause we get to be adventurous alone. I get to set things up in the house the way I want before all the friendly advice arrives. New house, new life. I can handle this.
Hugs to anyone reading this.
Because I am on a wireless connection it has been difficult to post as the connection is poor. Very frustrating. I miss posting and reading blogs and checking out LAWLS. But I got to make do until we figure out our finances in a month or two after this move to San Antonio. So far I love the gas prices and food prices, they are definitely lower than Hawaii's. I miss Hawaii alot but I am enjoying the daily adventures as I drive out and around. Life is so exciting as I explore.
I am doing okay WLS wise. Doing my best getting in the protein and water. Being able to get fresh fruits is also a plus. No more frozen blueberries for me. I just stand in the vegie/fruit section of the supermarket like a kid in a candy store. I love it. I have been cooking great meals for my hubby and daughter and can just watch them eat and not want a bite of something that is a no no. I just don't want to jeopardize my health.
We got a new primary doctor. I chose her as she is holisic and prescribes meds as the last resort. My last doctor gave me meds for my meds, and I am not going there again. I haven't met her yet, but I am hoping that things work out. I didn't want the military to chose my doc, but if she doesn't work out I can try another one. She so close to the house, I hope it works.
I found some plants to remind me of Hawaii. Gardenias and hibiscus. I will baby them and gradually move them into bigger pots then in the ground. I saw some avacado, guava, and orange trees that I may try to plant later. Also some plumeria, which I just have to have in my yard. Slowly I'll have my tropical garden. I need some color in my yard.
That's what I miss is color. In Hawaii you walk in the store and there's bright colors everywhere. Here not the same, even the pinata's not as colorful. People don't wear bright colors. I got tired of being spoken to in spanish so yesterday, out came one of my bright pareau's, wrap arounds and that's how I went to the supermarket. Not one person spoke to me in spanish, it was nice to be just me. Nothing wrong with being Hispanic, but I felt like I was losing my identity, and some people even if I tell them I don't understand them, they still insist in speaking to me in spanish. I understand that I can be mistaken for Hispanic and I don't have a problem with that, it was just that I wanted to be me Hawaiian. I guess every once in awhile out will come my pareau so I won't lose myself in the world outside the house.
I got a real kick at the International Market where the Korean clerk could speak fluent Korean and Spanish but could barely understand me speaking English. Anyways some people who I explained that I was not Hispanic and was Hawaiian, got excited that I was from Hawaii and asks me all about Hawaii and then the question "Why did you leave Hawaii, to come to Texas?'
Anway all in all I have been meeting very nice and friendly people and each day I am feeling more and more comfortable. But once in awhile the pareau have to come out so I can be who I am for a day.
Drove my daughter to the airport last night, I will miss her. My oldest son and his wife were to join us soon but talking ahout December. So hubby and I are alone in San Antonio, which kind of a plus cause we get to be adventurous alone. I get to set things up in the house the way I want before all the friendly advice arrives. New house, new life. I can handle this.
Hugs to anyone reading this.
6 Comments:
At 6:04 PM, Anonymous said…
*hugsback* - and thats too funny about people thinking you are Hispanic, lol. i'm Hispanic and some people dont believe me, so go figure. so glad to hear that you are doing good sweetie. have a great weekend!
At 6:56 PM, Anonymous said…
What is pareau? I have missed your postings. I check your blog daily looking for my friend. Love, beth
At 11:39 PM, Sandi Hooper said…
hugs back at you dear friend. You're attitude is great. Can't wait until you're computer problems are history! Thinking of you all the time, and so happy that you're getting your plants in. Texas is about to go tropical!
Keep up the good work, and know that we're all thinking about you.
love ya.
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