Among us was a mermaid, a leopard, batwoman, spiderman, Jasmine, Snow White, the alphabet, and a baby octopus. Our team of trick-or-treaters hit old Pahoa Town, the littlest ones by stroller and a wagon.
Before the rain came down we hit every lit business and residence. Gladly, many of the businesses offered us treats — Jeff Hunt Surfboards, L & L Hawaiian Barbecue, Black Rock Cafe, Pahoa Home Video, 7-Eleven, Pahoa Cash-N-Carry, Island Naturals, Book Buyers, Puna Style, Sukothai Restaurant, Pahoa Village Cafe, Boogie Woogie Pizza, the tattoo parlor, LuQuin’s Mexican Restaurant, even the Pahoa Fire Station.
Sadly, one of the only establishments in the historic corridor to reject us was the police substation. Officer Watkins answered the door, empty-handed. ”Sorry, we don’t have any candy,” he said. Read the rest of this entry »