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6 days ago | ilind.net | Ian Lind

Robert Earl Chapman, a former managing partner at one of Hawaii’s largest law firms, has been indicted on 22 counts including forgery, theft, and identity theft in connection with an alleged scheme to seize control of more than $1 million from a deceased Honolulu resident’s estate. Chapman, a graduate of the University of Maryland law school, was licensed to practice law in Hawaii in 1980.

1 week ago | ilind.net | Ian Lind

The shot of the morning. Bbeni had been back at the other end of the beach socializing with several other small dogs before finally heading home with his people. Meda and I were headed in the same direction. As we reach Waialae Beach Park, a big dog, unleashed, trotted over to check Bbeni out. Bbeni refused to be intimidated, and went nose-to-nose with the big dog. I got the photo just at the right moment! Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

1 week ago | ilind.net | Ian Lind

I should just let the cats bask in their Feline Friday glory, but today is the Summer Solstice and it seems appropriate to share a few photos from our early morning walk. And this involves giving some of our favorite morning dogs equal time. So be it! Discover more from i L i n d Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

1 week ago | ilind.net | Ian Lind

It’s the summer solstice, the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s a good time of year for the cats, with lots of warm sun spots for them to occupy. Kiko is Cat #4 in our current cohort, the most recently adopted (September 2024) from the grounds of the Kahala Hotel. The other three were adopted from a cat colony at the top of Aiea Heights over a period of two years. It took us a while to find the right nane for Cat #4. We chose the Hawaiian word, Kiko.

1 week ago | ilind.net | Ian Lind

I’ve been musing about something personal. “A hundred thousand years ago, there were people who stayed by the campfire and people who wandered. I’m pretty sure I’m a direct descendant of the wandering type.”This is from the introduction to the Amazon Prime series, Reacher. It’s supposed to provide context for understanding the main character, Jack Reacher, who has no permanent address, no property, and wanders carrying nothing but a toothbrush.