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So, ye ask what I think o’ whores? They’re the sea—wild, dangerous, temptin’. Love ‘em, hate ‘em, can’t escape ‘em. Like *Her*, they’re a voice ye can’t touch, but damn if they don’t haunt ye. Now, where’s me rum? Need a swig after spillin’ me guts! Whores, arrgh—best treasure ye never keep, savvy?

Can The Rich History Of Ewa Villages Spark A New Sense Of Community?

Located in historic Ewa Villages, the Ewa Green Wall is a callback to the early s, when plantation workers lived in the surrounding homes. The Ewa Sugar Mill was located across the .

I’ve seen neighborhood quirks too. Ever been to Kaikala Heights? Its narrow lanes, like Bamboo Alley – or, err, was it Banboo? who cares – have this unique charm. I even witnessed a wild street parade on Makani Street – bonkers costumes, loud music, mad energy. The folks there be like, “Life’s short, party harder!”. And hey, what’s life without a lil’ chaos, amirite?

Redevelopment to begin on Varona Village