Takara Bullock
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June 21, 2016
1. FREE Stroller Strides Class + Mini Movers Playtime in Hawaii Kai
2. Take a PreSchool Nature Tour!
3. Enjoy Little Artist Workshop
4. FREE! Watch an Origami Magic Show!
5. Watch “Despicable Me” Movie for $1
6. Watch “Home” Movie for $1
7. Have Fun with Ronald McDonald
8. Enjoy FREE Country Line Dancing
June 22, 2016
9. Visit the New Shark: Predator or Prey Exhibit
10. Watch “Alvin & The Chipmunks Road Chip” for $1
11. Have Some Aquarium Fun
12. Enjoy Keiki Wednesdays at Waimea Valley
13. Create Art in the Park
14. Enjoy Toddler Time at Kahala Mall
15. Listen to a Story Time + Make Craft
16. Check Out a Local Farmers Market
17. Enjoy Live Music at “The Wildest Show in Town”
June 23, 2016
18. FREE Listen to a String Quartet
19. Stories Alive!
20. Enjoy the Sky Tonight Planetarium Show
21. Watch “Alvin & The Chipmunks Road Chip” for $1
22. Go Behind the Aquarium Scenes
23. Check Out a Local Farmers Market
24. Take a FREE Hula Class at Ward Village
25. FREE Take a FREE Hula Class
June 24, 2016
June 25, 2016
30. Enjoy The Mama Makeke Natural Market!
31. Enjoy The Grand Opening of Shirokiya Ewa Wing
32. Eat Delicious Food + Adopt a Cat at Neko Cafe
33. Enjoy “Extremely Cute Animals Operating Heavy Machinery” Storytime
34. Navigate a Rope Maze & Eurobungy Jumping
35. Take a Guided Marine Tour
June 26, 2016
36. FREE Watch a Kid’s Film at UH Kid’s First Film Festival
37. Take the Entire Family Fishing!
June 27, 2016
38. Take a FREE Trial Stroller Strides Class in Kahala
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I’m pretty sure the sport version is not for heavy days, and that they have underwear that is thicker that can be used for free-flowing then. I have the sport and they are alright but def just for backup. Their thicker ones work well for me for free-flowing on my heavy days, which I do only when I’m at home which is where I try to be during that time anyway (and i try to be very mindful around when it feels like it’s time to put on a new pair). If I have to work, they are just used as back up unless the flow is very light, and I’ve been using a menstrual cup for about a decade, and just switched to a menstrual disc so I’ll have to see how that goes (Period Nirvana is a fantastic resource for all things cups and discs). The next brand that I want to check out is Awwa since they have 95% organic cotton period panties that eliminates the whole PFAS concern, plus they are a Māori woman-owned business.