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Use this calendar to access posts in Chronological Order About Red Light Hawaii, now known as Hawaii Street Life
Want guidance about how to navigate online to get to what you want to know about? Introduction Chronologically Ordered Posts I have always wanted to present my readers with the option of choosing the month and year for posts they might want to read. For example, this site came into being at the very end…
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Naked & Beautiful & Knowing It at Any Age, Inspiration Here!
‘I Started Working Out At 71. A Year Later, 50 Percent Of My Weight Was Muscle.’ You too can embrace intimacy! https://www.aol.com/started-working-71-later-50-103000311.html Inspiration Here! Do you want something that builds up on the encouragement you receive from reading the above article? I have the book for you! It is an ebook, really. The title of…
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Holidays for addicts
Holidays for addicts are like every other day and that those of us with addictions have to satisfy those addictions. Especially if those addictions are opiate-based, because we’re going to be physically sick, and very sick too if we don’t do what we have to do to get what the body needs. Of course there…
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Addiction–always the same price, always a different price
Name the most expensive personal item you’ve ever purchased (not your home or car). Addictions will take all of your money. Addiction works differently than hunger for food. You’re never full. The more you do the more you want to do, the more your brain tells you you need to do. Addiction is a marketers…
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How Addiction Betrays our Brains
Before we start using, we understand “enough” Addiction sneaks up on us. By the time we begin to recognize that we are putting whatever it is that we must have before everyone and everything else, the people around us have been tired of the situation for quite some time. But how can something take possession…
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To Live and Die on Fentanyl
A Day in the Life of…Peggy All we ever hear about fentanyl is overdose, overdose, overdose. What does the path to the end look like? This series will feature various addicts that people can get to know, and maybe, understand. A Fentanyl Fact Before our Story Here in Honolulu drugs have nicknames. Fentanyl is called…
Hawaii Street Life a.k.a. Red Light Hawaii—See chronology of all posts below!
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