“So, what’s your book about?”  This question is one that’s answer seems like it would be a slam dunk after working as long as I did on this story.  I was getting a haircut the other day and the stylist asked me that very question.  After I fumbled through a somewhat confusing response, she said it sounded cool.  When I left the shop, Nicole said to me “You really need to get better at your response to that question.”  So I started practicing, mostly in my head, but practicing nonetheless.  The thing that has really been striking to me however, is how many people can relate to this story.  Several people have told me their story of Aumakua, even though they never knew what to call it.  A seagull that hangs around, or butterflies in the yard, or a hummingbird in the doorway, all of these stories relate. My answer to the question’s are getting better and more fluid.  Now, if I can just get Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to read #MyAumakua then ask to meet me so we can write a screenplay for the movie, wouldn’t that be something.  Thank’s for your support.