Hawai'i local priced out of paradise, until she built this container home

[@Aphelia.]

This issue is really unfortunate for native residents of Hawaii and similar places. My heart goes to everyone who's affected by the impossible prices. This "Green Box" is absolutely beautiful and I wish the owner the best. Mahalo nui 💚

[@Corgio22]

Maybe native Hawaiians can organize like other native peoples around the world. Build casinos, get filthy rich, change laws, get revenge on the haoles and whinies.

[@benwarped7272]

Oh shut up... paradise comes with a price. She rents this shit Hella money she's living the dream...

[@frenchweewee4444]

My first thoughts. 😕 Can't afford to live on their own land. What a world we live in. 😏😐 The green box is cute though,🤩 my favorite color.💚💚 💚

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Yes, but also, she’s not native, she said her family’s been here for generations, that means they came from elsewhere.

[@lisetteem3054]

its everyone everywhere. nature want us to be oncious, promote life and use less. think of the animals.. and planet

[@symphonychanel]

As a native Californian that moved into a skoolie to keep up with cost of living here, I felt it in my soul when she said “Getting priced out of paradise” and “ Hawaii needs Hawaiians”. After years of watching these tours I took the plunge and started living alternatively. At 27 years old I’ve found the most stability in my life living in my bus. With these beach side views in West LA I have no regrets. Now I’m putting rent into saving for a homestead. Anything is possible y’all. You just gotta believe you can do it. ❤

[@TwilightZone96761]

Aloha sister!! I live in Lahaina. I’ve been living in a “shed” in my yard for a couple years now. I needed extra room fast. Don’t need a permit for 10x12. I let my son and his family move into the house, and I had some one build a 10x12. I get to see my mo’opuna. I love it. I use water fed from the washing machine ( I learned don’t use yard water). Propane hot water shower. Little fridge and air conditioner is all I need. Note….my house was one of the few that didn’t burn

[@TwilightZone96761]

I found chopped hemp to work out great for my bucket toilet. Just keep solid separate from liquid. I can poop a few times before I wrap it up. It is outside in my shower though. You should check out that shower. Camplux.

[@codenameblazer]

I love how she expresses her love for the forest and her yearning to be there and make it happen. She’s a true island child spiritually. 💚🏝️

[@kahuaokalaniburgess5521]

My roots are on the islands, though I've never been. My mom was born and raised there. When she said, "Hawai'i needs Hawaiians" it touched my heart ❤️. I will get there! Aloha!

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Being born and raised here doesn’t make your mom Hawaiian, Hawaiian is the ethnicity of the ABORIGINAL native people, is your mom kānaka maoli?

[@jwiki1]

⁠@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdomwhy is it that you assume everyone outside of kanaka maoli as bad? I understand the history and the deceit of the haole. None of us were the people who did this to the islands anymore than any of us made blacks slaves. Hawaii needs more people to come together for change not to be divided. Not only for kanaka but for us all. I find it sad that the plantation owners and businessmen took advantage but we are not those people and there are more of us who care about these islands than you think. Aloha!

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@jwiki1 I never expressed an opinion anywhere even remotely near suggesting one ethnicity (or multiple of them) being “bad”. Therefore YOU are the one making assumptions, so you should ask YOURSELF why YOU are making assumptions. As for the “none of us alive today did these things” argument, that’s not true. Multiple international law organizations have agreed that the U.S. never actually annexed the Hawaiian Kingdom and therefore “Hawai’i” is not and never was part of the US, and these organizations have called upon the US to end its unlawful occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom… these organization have joined forces with our COR legal team to help aid in ending the U.S. occupation, one organization created a subcommittee solely dedicated to it and numerous political scientists and IL experts are aiding us as well. The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague also confirmed that the Hawaiian Kingdom constitutes to exist as a sovereign country… it’s so widely agreed upon at this point that it’s a senseless waste of time to even debate it. So with that understanding, Article 49 of the fourth Geneva Convention states that an occupying power (in this case the US) is not allowed to transport any part of its civilian population into a country it occupies (the Hawaiian Kingdom). This means that every American to set foot in our country since 1-17-1893 is participating in violating this international law. Likewise an occupying power unlawfully selling lands of an occupied country is also a violation of international law, it’s called “pillaging”…. there’s countless other examples but with those as examples you can understand that non-Hawaiians in fact ARE STILL participating in crimes against Hawaiians (Hawaiian being a NATIONALITY) meaning subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom (not to be confused with kānaka maoli, the ethnicity of the aboriginal people), it’s not something someone else did… international law violations can be tried as w^% cr^%es and there’s no statute of limitations on them, in the eyes of the law, it doesn’t matter if it happened yesterday or 1000 years ago. If you’re not kanaka maoli or a Hawaiian subject, you don’t get a say in what “Hawai’i” needs, it’s not your country and you are subject to deportation when the unlawful occupation ends, no matter how much you CLAIM to care about OUR -islands- country. My distaste for you has nothing to do with your ethnicity, hating peoole for the color of their skin is a haole people thing to discriminate against, not a Hawaiian one. I dislike ALL Americans regardless of their ethnicity… let’s not pretend haoles are the only ones happily ignoring how Hawaiians are being stollen from, simply because you enjoy the benefits of our mistreatment, no, EVERYONE here turns a blind eye to it, but you see it. You see our sacred sites being destroyed, our ancient burial sites being dug up to build you strip malls and gated communities, our artifacts being stollen, taken or illegally sold off. Save your farewell sentiments of “Aloha”, you know nothing about aloha when you are living on land stollen from us.

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@jwiki1 I never said anything even remotely suggesting one ethnicity or another is bad, therefore it’s YOU who is making assumption. As for the rest of your comment, you may want to look more thoroughly into the OUR history which you claim to “understand”, because in accordance to international law, these aren’t thing that happened to Hawaiians, these are CRIMES that continue to happen to Hawaiians this very day, meaning people here today are still participating in it. You can spare me the “Aloha” salutation, people who treat us and OUR islands the way you do, know nothing about aloha.

[@Yohoo272]

@@jwiki1Racist

[@rtyria]

My family was priced out of the islands off of the coast of Maine and I always feel a twinge of sympathy pain whenever I hear of other families forced to leave their home. I've never actually seen the islands my grandparents left. None of us has been able to go back. I'm glad she found a way.

[@Americanmamaistired]

@@rtyria it has been happening in NY for many years the property taxes are unaffordable as well as the city water and you have to filter it

[@user-yk9sk7pg6v]

I am sorry to hear that. I like watching videos of beautiful places online and the coast of Maine comes up often ... it looks so undeniably lovely there ... I am sorry you cannot go back. :(

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Unless you are a registered tribe member of Maine, it’s not the same thing. The people being priced out of Hawai’i are Hawaiians, the aboriginal native people of these islands.

[@rtyria]

​@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom So people can only understand the loss of land if they are non-white? And they can only have sympathy if they are non-white? OK.

[@rtyria]

@@user-yk9sk7pg6v My grandparents loved it very much.

[@HeatherJacobs-r5h]

This lady is articulate and very smart. She has found a way to have an alternative lifestyle and, it is great. We think we need STUFF but, the truth is, we manage very well with less. Great video❤

[@solarnator]

so true, i thought she was an architect for a minute...

[@susanjohn6506]

Great home, love this woman.

[@carlosencarnacion9667]

Articulate, sounds to me like assimilated. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqvFapd3d8mKg80

[@beckyleslie4091]

Ingenious water filtration system. Beautiful home!

[@Native-Kitty]

I love that you can close the door and windows as protection for major storms ❤❤

[@solarnator]

yeah me too. Even the grilles protecting vital systems like aircond and hot water on the outside, brilliant! i would love to buy the deisgn and building plans of this container...

[@too2great8]

Her container home is absolutely lovely, and so is she. I'm so happy she was able to return to her roots. We all have them. ❤

[@Essssss36999]

What a lovely articulate informative lady! 💥🙏🏻💕

[@barbaramuzychka3836]

The camera loves this woman. She could be hired to show other people's small homes, if they are too shy.

[@jennyfulcher8035]

I think that using shipping containers is a viable option for native Hawaiian residents who cannot afford the exorbitant prices. Brandie's green box tiny home is perfect for her needs plus it's well designed interior combined with views of her property's beautiful trees is wonderful! Jenny 💚🌴🌺🐬

[@figmo397]

I love this woman and her house! IMHO she's got the right attitude about the nature around her. I've seen way too many folks go to Hawaii and replace the beautiful nature with golf courses.

[@valentinat3250]

It’s a heartbreak to see.

[@josephsonnier3594]

That's a plus , the way you respect mother earth and the variety of fruit trees

[@AbsoluteNut1]

She has all my favorite fruits growing there.

[@donnafranzman2027]

Your own little piece of paradise...including fruit!!! Totally love it. And Hawaii does need Hawaiians!

[@Americanmamaistired]

@@donnafranzman2027 so lucky they can grow food where they live without it being stolen or poisoned! 🙏 Is there lots of room in Hawaii? 😭 What a dream

[@taramcdonough3599]

Looks like she rents this own VS living in it.

[@donnafranzman2027]

@@Americanmamaistired probably not a lot of room. I live in coastal SC, most land has been bought up by very rich folks from elsewhere...I can only imagine that Hawaii would be much, much worse.

[@Americanmamaistired]

@@donnafranzman2027 so sad there's no nice land anywhere

[@lillianhayslip7094]

BINGO.... She is 💯 correct. Hawaii needs Hawaiians....

[@karennoble3795]

I really appreciated how Brandi explained her community guidelines, water system and toilet. It really helps me in trying to figure out what my choices and concerns might be. It saves a lot of individual research. I also don’t mind ads about products used in tiny homes. Aloha!

[@Dragon24Lee]

Ingenious design and a practical solution to high real estate costs…love how she respects her homeland and nature and is living in harmony with creation!!! Awesome job! Mahalo! ❤

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Hawai’i is not her homeland, she’s not Hawaiian. Hawaiian is an ethnicity, it’s the aboriginal native people of these islands… she said her family has been here for generations, meaning they came from somewhere else.

[@tatianaisotov9190]

​@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdomyou're technically right but a little off-putting

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@tatianaisotov9190 Yes well, the truth hurts, as they say.

[@Dragon24Lee]

Thanks for the clarity.

[@dianajohn9701]

Love her! She is so positive, resourceful and smart!

[@meridethhendry5733]

Such a beautiful spot with a very clever, comfortable build. Brilliant!!

[@elizabethcarrington5819]

Great alternative to buying a sticks and bricks home! Especially with the changing climate-they can just lock the whole place up. The land is gorgeous and you can embrace the natural and beautiful environment. 😊❤️

[@bonnyphotinos4262]

she's so smart! I like her! She has so much wisdom to impart!

[@harriet677]

Shes right about living in Hawaii I had to sell my childhood home back on Oahu and now have to live on the mainland

[@nicolenotizieeamici]

Sad

[@angieburdette5050]

She is so interesting and I enjoyed her video!! She needs to hold office in Hawaii!! She would help a lot of people and her State. 🎉🎉❤

[@suemycka3468]

This woman is really knowledgeable, smart. She did it the best way!

[@opalessence4818]

So glad Brandy and her partner are able to have a comfortable, safe and eco friendly home on her amazing island. Much aloha! 🌈 🌺 🌴 🌋 🦎 🤙

[@sherw6456]

Aloha, Brandie! I am also on Hawaii Island, nearby you, but in a ground-bound tiny house, not a container. Your home is beautiful and so practical, and *needs* to reach a larger audience as a viable alternative for people to afford housing here. The county and state make it so difficult with their bureaucratic over-regulation to build and live tiny...it is a wonder you were able to get your place built and allowed where you are, and to even have a Laveo toilet (I'm amazed!) You are an inspiration! I have been trying to find the ways and means to reach the right people to work with toward building entire tiny home communities here to help all people, and particularly the homeless, be able to have permanent safe housing. Would love to keep up with you and your container, and see if there is progress in keeping more Kanaka Maoli from having to leave Hawaii! Mahalo nui loa! 🤙

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

She’s not kanaka, she said her family has been here for generations, meaning they came from somewhere else.

[@werbinich]

I could listen to her talk all day. Great lil green house!

[@subhadrarai5628]

I realkly like, and agree with the idea-"working with whst you have here already". I wish developers would think similar way instead of clearing the forests. Really like your home.

[@SusanDean-n7x]

Wonderful, really lovely conversion. I worked for Overseas Containers, when they first started up they converted a container to a home to show clients the potential of the space. Love the window covers and the patio set up. Well done 👏👏👏

[@itrasheditgood]

What a lovely space, glad you are able to live your dream of living where you want. This is such a practical design and the fact you can fortify your home against theft, vandalism and natural disaster is really a plus

[@thepunadude]

IVE BUILT 6-7 OF THESE HILO SIDE .. GOOD JOB!

[@svpdroid7387]

The Puna Dude... are you in the Yellow Pages?

[@PhilippinesFarmLife]

The Best Use of a Container U have seen. I like the security of a steel she'll and the Murphy Bed. SUPER SMART. I am doing a similar build on a flatbed truck so I can be truly mobile.

[@spongebobsqueeze]

I love this. Its simple, its beautiful, its practical and its inexpensive. If you have lots of family you could get a bigger piece of land and have a compound of different storage, moving crates, or just tuck yourself right back into the neighborhood. A couple of burners,an air fryer,roaster, bake thing I cook about everything in anyway and a fridge and outside Bbq. I really really, like that you can make the place so secure when you are away!

[@SJ-db1lh]

A beautiful home on a beautiful piece of paradise! Thank you for sharing your home wuth us! 💜

[@Bob-g5t1k]

Your ingenuity and inventiveness is so beautiful. The water catchment system is genius. Although I am second generation born on Oahu, I had to move to the Mainland. I would love to move back home. The tiny house concept is a definite possibility. Watching the video made me have one humble suggestion. Knowing the strength of the Sun in Hawaii, please get a 4x8 piece of plywood, cut it into 2 2x8 foot lengths and cover the tires to keep the Sun from rotting them. You can thank me later. If I'm able to move back I hope you won't mind me "stealing" the water catchment system plan. Mahalo nui.

[@michael9509]

Superb! To hell with unaffordable orthodoxy 😊 … I live in a park home and have done for over 15 years; a delightful lifestyle.

[@bellaluce7088]

What a masterpiece of smart design and can-do spirit! 😀👏 7:25 Love the external sliding shutters! And the large shower, long kitchen counter and table, plus the huge kitchen window and TWO sliding doors are such great ways to make a small face feel big. 12:01 *“...don’t be afraid." "There are other ways to live.” Yes! ❤Thank you for sharing! 🌈😃🌿

[@winkpinky1445]

absolutely blew me away. I’d have to have electric via solar and water. Love your set up and it’s beautiful. I’d only need to add an oven. You designed a gorgeous home!

[@vivian9803]

Aloha, Brandie, what a beautiful home you've made - neat, minimal and well-designed. Mahalo for the tour and be well!

[@WealthyChronicle]

Who else is here because they wanted to see how to live in paradise without breaking the bank? I’m convinced this is the way to go! 💰🌴

[@TH-eb5ro]

Aside from the many that dwell in tents on the beaches. I see this as a better option.

[@chinqupinchatter9485]

I like the way that you are quite well spoken. You know what you wanna say and you present it well.

[@brendalloyd1903]

A beautiful home in a beautiful place for beautiful people. well done and enjoy x

[@AlohaJade808]

Maui county, Your are looking at your new Homes for Maui Fire Residents!! Get those Shipping Containers Ready!!

[@leanneadams2549]

YES ! This is what I’m talking about !!! But I just know they won’t give permits because of the land grab.

[@bee-anca236]

Yasssss Hawai’i is the best place for a tiny home movement- I mean- we are already mostly living tiny back home. I love this! Gorgeous home 🥰

[@erinchamberlain1315]

I'm so happy that you found a way. I'm not Hawaiian but I've had the privilege of visiting for several weeks, twice, and I have never experienced anything like the peace I felt there. ❤

[@Brineytoes]

Not only was this a terrific video, this is a terrific tiny home! I love what she did, especially with the kitchen and bath! Less housework = time outdoors in that gorgeous place! I get it I would do it in a heartbeat if I was younger.

[@BC5391]

She did a great job, amazing home.

[@svpdroid7387]

Best thing about a Tiny House On Wheels when you live on Big Island... When that red hot lava starts oozing towards you, just hook up and go!

[@cynthiachambers4105]

This a Beautiful Green Home made from a Shipping Cantainer with a Murphy Bed, Spacious Kitchen and a Large Bathroom. This Queen has made a Wise decision to have a Life Style She Comfortable with and Loving Her Heritage, Thanks for Sharing Enjoyed and Blessings 🙏❤️🥰😇 From Pennsylvania,USA "Aloha"

[@paigepeterson5345]

So many people on the comments have expressed that they have been priced out of their homes and places. It’s a darn shame this country has came to this. We need to be helping the citizens of our country out of this housing crisis!!! Not sending billions to others! But I’m so proud of everyone who took this chance made or found a tiny house living situation and made it work ❤ you guys are true survivors and I want to say I love you all 💕🫂🙏 Spread the love friends 💖

[@cmsmith3010]

I love this Design!! She has done an awesome job!! Love it!! ❤❤❤

[@anastasiaburchette1531]

Beautiful story, beautiful lifestyle. Congratulations. You found a way to keep your birthright, beautiful.

[@kerricorser4562]

Aloha! Mahalo Jenn for this podcast. I am a former resident of Big Island since the mid-1980s and have watched it get eaten up by big money and homelessness exploded. Brandie, this is a fantastic home. I love it so much. Mahalo for sharing your story.

[@Dovietail]

LOVE the porch. But I'd need a 40' because I'm aged past putting a bed up every night & need W/D & "friends with coffee" room. But it's just lovely!

[@TZEDGAMES]

Love these Tiny Homes, A thought for the future, Beautiful Home! ❤

[@Eyesis_1]

"...there's more than one way..." 💚 Beautiful home and land. Stay safe and TFS.

[@philippes1987]

Minimal, no clutter, beautiful.

[@felipericketts]

Your tiny home is great and the land is spectacular! I have a big home for my family but, if things were different, I could enjoy the simplicity and beauty you have. Thanks for sharing. Makes me smile! 🙂

[@DaveWebb-ec8sk]

Nice home.. there is only one place I would want to live more than Hawaii,,,that is New Zealand. 🌴 🌴🌴

[@barbaramuzychka3836]

...and be Bryce's neighbor?

[@DaveWebb-ec8sk]

@barbaramuzychka3836 yeah right..😄 I like his show too

[@Ann-cx3dd]

Really love this one! She explained it all so well....... the interior is beautiful! 💕 In time, she could expand on her outdoor living and she could do a wrap around porch to give her even more outside happiness, if needed. The only thing I'd suggest is to possibly tone done the exterior green to blend in to the surroundings a bit more.....but, other than that, it's really nice & a great solution! Also, I want to be in that strong container in a massive storm or any other issues. : )

[@donnamullins2089]

Container housing is great. Nice design with the outdoor/indoor lifestyle. Ready resources and a beautiful slice of Heaven. That is Hawaii.

[@CollyTu]

She is so cool and so well spoken❤ Beautiful home

[@ListedInTheSouth]

I didn't know you could get a 8'x25' container. I've just seen the 8'x20' and 8'x40'. I love the exterior color and her property is paradise.

[@unlikenoother434]

Very well thought out design. Lovely all around! 🧡💛💚🩷

[@blossom1643]

I love what you said about using what you Have & letting the stuff that Belongs there Grow! Also the way you stand up for your people. We use to do that here. (I don’t know how we got So Far off track) your home is adorable & you live in a lovely Garden of a Place! Good Luck 🍀 to you!!✌️🇺🇸

[@eskanderx1027]

Love her vibes and the house!

[@laurak.donham8374]

So many of us got priced out of Hawaii. So delighted to see the tiny house movement reach Hawaii! Thank you for sharing.

[@bonnieyuse5876]

I'm calling it Psychedelic Grass Green! 😂 I really love that Bathroom Sink...the whole Design is Awesome ❤

[@mizzprettyhuston]

I love this! My husband & I are nature lovers. I think as long as I have a decent bathroom & kitchen like this I would be happy 😊

[@katewest130]

The homeowner was equally likable as her tiny home.

[@1367dhbkhf]

What a great idea to be able to close it up good when you’re gone! Love it!!

[@leilareggie1826]

How exciting to at last see this happening on Bug Island. I lived in Volcanoe Village and Pahoa over a decade ago. I was so hopeful this kind of housing would find its place in the islands. Mahalo!

[@Robin-c2c4v]

BRILLIANT! AND SAFER IN A HURRICANE THAN MOST BIG HOMES! THAT ROOF ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE!❤

[@Americanmamaistired]

We need someone to help us in our state too! Nothing is affordable you are so lucky 😍 the last four years have been increasingly worsening its so sad you are so blessed to have real help in Hawaii. Wish we had that in NY state

[@selvarajkannan9923]

Your judicious jubilantly is shows it shows your crust of your high potential 👏.Your Tiny house is in the midst of green mute forest and you have the comfort zone of home .I noticed scarce view from your green window palatine pleasing garden .I appreciate twice such a sensible approach of living with cool breezy and God bless you ever 👍🙏🇮🇳.

[@nanigirl78]

I love her green house. Genious idea👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Echofromheaven]

I think this is a great idea for homes near volcano because of eruptions. Being able to move your home during a threat of lava flow, would save so many homes in the area.

[@kristenschnese6980]

Years ago they started with tiny homes maybe not as small as these but they were tiny.non the less perhaps this is the best way for everyone lovely home

[@johnthomas3842]

The only thing I would change on the box is to paint native fauna all over it to blend in a little more into the native plants.

[@torigillispie9823]

Yes, the green is too bright and doesn’t blend with the beautiful nature

[@main2333]

I was thinking the same. Too bright. Maybe a darker green

[@kevincamp2913]

The perfect place for container homes where high levels of insulation are not required with the temperate weather. Building inward for thick levels of insulation take away livable space. I think a shed style roof could work really well to reduce temperature load from the sun and give shade for a porch and additional surface area for more solar and rain-water capture. Plus, Hawaii is perfect for outdoor lifestyle and a large patio area would exploit this. But this would negate the ease of mobility of the home as well. Excellent design work from this owner.

[@NurseyPooh59]

They should do this everywhere…genius water system and inside design!

[@suehofkamp8594]

What a beautiful tiny home! You are truly blessed.

[@bobmirror7164]

Neat ideas. Like the ability to cover up all the windows and doors from the exterior.

[@hjordistorfa]

First.. I love your Dog.. Adorable 💖 Realy a great solutions in the Box house.. Great work Lady.. Thank's for sharing Greetings from Skandinavia 💞🇮🇸😊✌️💞

[@Aubrey-du7qo]

FANTASTIC & VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT WITH CLASS

[@suecathcart4687]

It's so lovely to see your dog again - they must be a good old age by now xx

[@maryrenaud6732]

This is a terrific example of a container home. The biggest obstacle to creative small home solutions are the zoning/building code/NIMBY issues in most communities. These need to be changed so self built and or much smaller footprint homes,called tiny, are allowed. Solar and compost/ other toilet options exist and mean you can opt out of main utilities as well, currently not allowed in many locales. Rural areas do not always work for elders who need to be near medical facilities either, so urban/suburban solutions are necessary,

[@terrymatsusaki9032]

Oh sista, this is awesome! 🤙🏻 so smart, love da design 🌺

[@sumosprojects]

One of the best setups I’ve seen on your channel & what a delightful lady presenting this home ❤

[@patriciasilvia7998]

That’s awesome. We’re moving to Florida and we’re building a container house also. Thank you for all your positive input. 😊

[@GygaxGirl]

The yard is wonderful! I'm so glad she is able to live there. I wish we could. I loved Hawaii.

[@LeSi-ff8yu]

like her idea of keeping the nature or original plants and trees were they are, so lucky to have all these fruit trees available while not often that way as i have invasive plants and trees when i took over this house and i have to get rid of them;

[@lauraellis5741]

Your house really appeals to me, do you mind talking about approx cost of putting it together, not counting land. My parents and brothers were priced out of Seattle, too. ( property taxes)

[@kitcancanu114]

I would love it! Shipping containers have come a long way!

[@elizabethfleck6536]

Thank you for saying 'Don't be afraid.'

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Looks very practical, smart, lovely! The house, too! 😊

[@junichijam5364]

I miss the islands. It’s a shame it’s near impossible to live comfortably without being rich in Hawaii. Aloha to my cousins, family, and those breaking their backs to make a living on the islands. 🤙🏼

[@AhJodie]

This is a super great idea for so many people! Thank you for sharing! She has a great setup!

[@candicemyers6387]

Very beautiful green box, I absolutely love it and would live there so happily. God bless you and your beautiful house and jungle area. ❤

[@jackiewiseman5840]

Beautiful home, love it, I could live there ❤