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Naliko


ʻO wai ke ahupuaʻa āu e noho nei? Where do you live?

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  • Tina matildo botelho May 29, 2010 at 8:36pm
    cousin hehow you doin never tak for long time ben very busy wit school hows the taro
  • GW NALIKO KAHOALI'I MARKEL November 30, 2009 at 11:50am
    E Nei!
    Pehea oukou? I joined a Paki family group and thought you might join to swell the number to 3.....hehehe, e hui mai.
    Cousin Naliko
  • Tina matildo botelho October 21, 2009 at 11:24pm
    hey well jus droppin to sy hello hey you know my cousins makekau they passed on well gottoa go
  • Ka'ehukai October 8, 2009 at 8:13pm
    Aloha , nani kou mau kii he hawaii maoli no keia
  • Judith Nona Talaugon September 10, 2009 at 7:16am
    Aloha Nalikolauokalani! Just stopping on my day off sending you and yours Good Morning greetings! I wish I could be 'out there' working the land. Alas I'll be reading and preparing papers indoors. Blessings to you and have a wonderful weekend ahead! ~ Judy
  • Maria "Kamaka" Yraceburu August 11, 2009 at 2:27am
    Aloha cuzin. Was in New Mexico. Great. Planning a move there in October. Going to be doing intentional community land trust and sustainable, permaculture.... looks like you got similar things happening. Love the video of the kids planting.

    Will to to HI in April to visit relatives and other stuff. Always, Kamaka
  • Kaaumoana Thaxton August 3, 2009 at 4:14am
    Your pics and your music make me home sick. I need to come home and get rejuvenated :) There is nothing like home........Hoping for you a wonderful day
  • Judith Nona Talaugon August 2, 2009 at 12:31pm
    Aloha!
    Haku! samething in my traditional language of Samala.

    Thank you for the warm welcome. It's good here for me. I start a teacher training and will teach High School here in Oahu. I'm happy to have this opportunity - to learn more - and on your traditional land where the principles are still being taught by generations so precious - what we call the old ones. We have so few left who know our true creation stories - the original instructions. yet we do have a few good 'keepers of the traditions'. Not many in California. Although new revitalizing efforts is happening.

    I'm just very very happy to be in the presence of this good community Kaliko!

    Mahalo plenty for being so generous and adding me to your online 'ohana!

    Blessing
    HAKU!
    Judy
  • Suzie Kekauoha July 30, 2009 at 6:11pm
    Aloha - My husband is a Kekauoha...I do know he has family in Laie; My family is Namahoe; I think they are in Maui...thanks for the welcome!
  • GW NALIKO KAHOALI'I MARKEL July 25, 2009 at 10:08am
    Aloha Cousin,
    We are blood cousins, it's good to see the tutu's name in use. I can send a word doc version of our line back to approx 1357. I live here on Kauai with a couple of other Lauokalani ohana, Gilbert Kahele and Sam Keopuhiwa. Email me at naliko1@hawaiiantel.net or call 828-0914 fax 828-0915 cell 346-9663. If you are on Kauai, call.

    Naliko
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