“I often think that the night
is more alive and
more richly colored
than the day.”
~ Vincent Van Gogh
Nature’s Beauty at Night
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Hunter Gatherer Expands Horizons
Hunter Gatherer, in Kilauea, takes us on a road where gratification, art, beauty, and comfort appeal to the human spirit. Step over the threshold to connect with the senses. Take in the vibrant colors at every turn. Notice the reddish-orange copper. Imagine it in your own kitchen. Inhale the incense of floral, spice, and herbs. Was that a feeling of diversion or simply an amusing flash-back? Run your finger along the folds of linen, the frailty of abalone, the softness of cotton. Wander about. Take your time. This pursuit of happiness is a leisurely quest for hidden treasure in plain sight. Whether you are an impulse buyer or a pensive shopper, Hunter Gatherer, on the North Shore, will accompany you on this journey of thoughtful assurance. There are a multitude of items to beguile the collector in all of us.
Keep the Dream Alive
“There is no pressure
when you are making
a dream come true.”
~ Neymar Da Silva Santos, Jr.
Adjust Your Footsteps
“Do not go where the path
may lead, go instead where
there is no path
and leave a trail.”
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
A Sheltering Tree
“Never say there is nothing
beautiful in the world anymore.
There is always something
to make you wonder
in the shape of a tree,
the trembling of a leaf.”
~ Albert Schweitzer
It’s All in the Family
“When I see a bird that walks
like a duck and swims like a duck
and quacks like a duck,
I call that bird a duck.”
~ James Whitcomb Riley
Every Drop Counts
“We ourselves feel that what
we are doing is just a drop
in the ocean. But the ocean
would be less because of
that missing drop.”
~ Mother Teresa
Fly Without a Plane
“If you wish to fly to new heights,
begin by setting your sights
on a destination you can reach
and then create a flight plan,
a map, that will be your guide.”
~ Debbie Ford
Rhythm in Disorder
“Every passion borders
on the chaotic,
but the collector’s passion
borders on the chaos
of memories.”
~ Walter Benjamin
