Comments on: Banana Bird Eating a Mango http://alohateam.com/banana-bird-eating-a-mango/ Vacations in Paradise Wed, 03 Mar 2010 05:53:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Iroquois Point Puuloa Four Bedroom Housing | Living in Hawaii | Pictures http://alohateam.com/banana-bird-eating-a-mango/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Iroquois Point Puuloa Four Bedroom Housing | Living in Hawaii | Pictures Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:15:51 +0000 http://alohateam.com/?p=44#comment-131 [...] the Elementary School and mini-mart. If you look over the top of the house, you can see the big mango tree out in our [...] [...] the Elementary School and mini-mart. If you look over the top of the house, you can see the big mango tree out in our [...]

]]> By: Lorie Caratenuto http://alohateam.com/banana-bird-eating-a-mango/comment-page-1/#comment-132 Lorie Caratenuto Sun, 20 Apr 2008 00:40:52 +0000 http://alohateam.com/?p=44#comment-132 Big mango tree? When I lived on 102nd street as a child we had a big mango tree in our backyard. I loved it. I've been told that it's gone now. The roots go under the lanai. I ate mango on my corn flakes, mango bread, sliced mangos, mangos off the ground if they weren't covered with bees and gave extra to the mailman. You're so fortunate to be living there. It's my favorite place. I'm in South Carolina and can buy mango at the grocery store. They try to sell them green. I know to smell them first. It still isn't the same as a warm one from our yard. My mom and I read your site a lot. We love the pictures. I'd love to see one of your house. I know the neighborhood has changed a lot since I was there in 1983. My house used to be 6452A 102nd street and later, on a second tour we lived at 6266A Ibis Ave. Was I lucky or what to have lived there twice. Lorie Big mango tree? When I lived on 102nd street as a child we had a big mango tree in our backyard. I loved it. I’ve been told that it’s gone now. The roots go under the lanai. I ate mango on my corn flakes, mango bread, sliced mangos, mangos off the ground if they weren’t covered with bees and gave extra to the mailman. You’re so fortunate to be living there. It’s my favorite place.

I’m in South Carolina and can buy mango at the grocery store. They try to sell them green. I know to smell them first. It still isn’t the same as a warm one from our yard.

My mom and I read your site a lot. We love the pictures. I’d love to see one of your house. I know the neighborhood has changed a lot since I was there in 1983. My house used to be 6452A 102nd street and later, on a second tour we lived at 6266A Ibis Ave. Was I lucky or what to have lived there twice.

Lorie

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