Alooooha! Greeting from oceanic paradise Hawaii. I am finally here to see my new born grandson. So cute & precious baby for my daughter and son-in-law after 14 years of marriage with no kid. He is God-sent. We had been out already to Sunset Beach to watch the gorgeous sunset. Blue sky, green sea, lush tropical trees and wonderful spirit of Aloha here. Life is beautiful. People are wonderful. Why? Like what we do here on TT, I saw a stranger literally saving another stranger in crisis, literally life & death crisis. Well, while we ate out at an outdoor grill, we witnessed a life & death scene right before our eyes. A newly wed tourist went into seizure while eating and fell to the floor shaking convulsively. His poor pride was hysterical. It happened so fast, and most of us didn't know what to do nor knew what happened. Luckily another tourist with training saw the gent was having both seizure and choking and he quickly performed some CPR like moves to help the victim from choking to death. He recovered slowly to everyone's relief particularly the newly wed bride. I offered to drive them back to Honolulu but the guy said he was ok to drive and his wife drives too. What a sudden crisis. Life is beautiful and yet it is also quite unpredictable. So enjoy it while we can, regardless of T. It rang loud while the plane was landing due to barometric pressure changes. But I just focussed on the positives, the great scenery and the wonderful Aloha spirit between people, even strangers. What I witnessed on that day confirms my faith in humanity and the brotherhood and sisterhood between us, as also plainly evident here on this site. If T can bring out the best in us to reach out to help desperate strangers, at least it has done one thing good for our life. If there is positivity in life after T, this is one thing we can find some consolation. Aloha.