[I see my hands]

To: Kaiulani Huff

"Welcome to Disneyland," she says one day while driving around the island. "See the natives. Watch us dance the hula. Clog up our roads. Buy up all the good land. And please, help yourselves to our beaches!"

If you don't like it here you can go back to the Marquesas where you came from.

I am on Kauai a month year. Not too crowded now but it will be soon. I don't like that but without the tourists there will be abject poverty on the island. After all who would pay for the lava slow road workers to stand around 365 days a year?

They are not your beaches, every beach in the state is public.

And thanks for noticing I'm rich. I'm not much about vanity but I have to admit it is nice that people recognize I've been rewarded for my success. Especially when I am contributing to the economy, right?

[wideminded]

They are not your beaches, every beach in the state is public.

I stayed at a hotel in Hana, Maui that seemed to act as if a beautiful local beach was their property. While we were on the beach they had someone coming around to check that we were registered at the hotel. Apparently the hotel does own all the land surrounding the beach.

BTW one of the hotel workers told us that they had previously welcomed Hillary and Chelsea.