<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>Kristine Musto blog</title> <link>http://kmusto.islandproperties.com/blog/categoryname_eddie-tam-community-park/sort_entrydatetime-desc/</link> <description></description><item> <title>Makawao</title> <description>For the past 22 years, Makawao&amp;nbsp;has been where I&apos;ve called home.&amp;nbsp; The historic cowboy town, located on the slopes of Haleakala is where Carl and I purchased our home in 1997 and where our three children were born and raised.&amp;nbsp; Honestly I feel as if this were a place where time has literally stopped.&amp;nbsp; It doesn&apos;t feel like 2020 here.&amp;nbsp; Our community is small and feels like family.&amp;nbsp; You have every convenience necessary just a short distance from home...schools, an amazing community park, stores, the post office, the library...whatever you need.&amp;nbsp; Sometimes I struggle leaving to make my Costco run...which is only a 15 minute drive from home!&amp;nbsp;Makawao&apos;s streets are lines with a diverse selection of art galleries, restaurants, and some amazing boutiques.&amp;nbsp; But probably most biggest draw on any given day (except Wednesday and Sunday because they are closed) is Komoda&apos;s Bakery.&amp;nbsp; Since about 1916 Komoda&apos;s has been making their renowned cream puffs and doughnuts.&amp;nbsp; You seriously need to be there at 7:00am to ensure you&apos;ll get some because they still sell out daily.&amp;nbsp; I promise it will be worth it.The busiest time of year for our town is probably Fourth of July weekend and if you are visiting then, you should absolutely make attending the Makawao Rodeo a priority.&amp;nbsp; The event typically opens on Friday with the Bull Bash at Oskie Rice Area, just minutes from town.&amp;nbsp; Saturday mornings parade that runs through town would be my favorite part of the weekend for sure.&amp;nbsp; My family would get our coffee and Komoda&apos;s and settle along the street to enjoy the view.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Of course, during this pandemic, things are a little quieter for us right now But if I have to be safe at home (not stuck at home), I&apos;m glad I&apos;m here.&amp;nbsp; I will do my daily jog or walk through town and count my blessings.&amp;nbsp; I wave to the familiar faces of my neighbors, I reminisce about all the walks when the kids to the library or to get an ice cream in town, and my most favorite memories are the endless days of soccer at Eddie Tam Community Park.&amp;nbsp; I have faith that these trying times will be end soon and life will resume and when it does I will be the first in line for my cream puff!If you&apos;d like more information on Makawao or have any questions, feel free to reach out.&amp;nbsp; I absolutely love taking about my Maui home!&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;</description> <link>http://kmusto.islandproperties.com/blog/22/makawao/</link> <pubDate>Sat, 25 Apr 2020 02:40:22 -1000</pubDate></item> </channel></rss>
