Sheila Beal
Sheila Beal is the founder and editor of Go Visit Hawaii. You can connect with Sheila Beal on Twitter, Go Visit Hawaii on Facebook, or Instagram.
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It could be worse, they could be searching for “humuÂhumuÂnukuÂnukuÂÄ?pua`a’ 😉
LOL…they’d be better off searching for Hawaiian trigger fish. 🙂
Thanks for the laugh! Also when mailing things in Hawaii (which I do a lot of for my store orders), never abbreviate the town or city. For example don’t write HON for Honolulu because it could be Honomu or Honoka’a!