Holidays can be a lonely time for those new in your area...

I've been living in Hawaii for the last 19 years and have spent Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years alone.So with this being said, please reach out to someone new in your area during the holidays.

I'm not saying a stranger but someone new to your circle, to your town/city, or to the USA!! I guarantee dinner will taste just a little better.

The Hawaii Hispanic News want to wish you and your family the best this holiday season!!

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Comment by CONRADO V. CAVAZOS, JR, J.D. on November 28, 2008 at 7:37pm: HOLA MARIA,
DICES BIEN. BUT ANY TIME CAN BE A LONELY TIME FOR SOME PEOPLE. I'M 65 YEARS OLD AND KNOW WHAT LONLINESS REALLY FEELS LIKE. I HAVE FAMILY AND STILL SPEND MANY LONELY TIMES WONDERING WHERE EVERYBODY WENT TO. THANKSGIVING IS OVER AND NOW WE HAVE CHRISTMAS TO FORWARD TO.
CUIDATE MUCHO- SIN MAS CONRADO V. CAVAZOS, JR DESDE WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON

Comment by John on November 26, 2008 at 6:04pm: Saludos solitarios desde ChiTown!
Feliz dia del pavo!

Comment by Hilaria 'Larie' Woodrum on November 25, 2008 at 5:26pm: Aloha Marie,
I lived in Oahu for a year, in 1980. I loved the lifestyle but felt isolated because family and friends could not easily travel such a long distance to visit me.

From my family to yours, we hope you spend Thanksgiving surrounded by friends, if it can't be family.
Larie

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