calling all avocado aficionados
Michelle LiuOur home is often well-stocked with mangoes, lychee, and our favorite: avocados! My husband’s auntie has several fruit trees in her yard and whenever she has a surplus, she’ll gift them to us. While we love traditional avocado toast, we also enjoy experimenting with different recipes to keep things interesting. Here are some of our favorites we’ve tried.
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protein up with greek chicken
Need more protein on your plate? Go Greek to dress up plain chicken breasts. Make this Mediterranean-inspired, high protein recipe your go-to meal.
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From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
kaimana: a legacy in the making
When the HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program started 20 years ago, the name “Kaimana,” or diamond in Hawaiian, was meant to represent the multifaceted talent of scholarship recipients who excelled in academics, athletics, community service, and sportsmanship. In celebration of this milestone anniversary, we caught up with seven scholarship recipients and asked them what winning a Kaimana Scholarship means to them.
On Oct. 4, 2024, Island Scene writer David Frickman suffered an ischemic stroke, caused by a blood clot in his neck that affected blood flow to the right side of his brain. Frickman shares his recovery story and writes about the various types of therapy he needed in the months after.
Learn how surfing is improving kids’ mental health with the help of nonprofit Surfrider Spirit Sessions.
Feel like you need some emotional support? It's OK to reach out to a professional counselor. Here are some ways to get the behavioral health care you need.
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