Comments

• taslima September 29, 2011 at 8:47pm

  taslima4love_u@yahoo.com
  
  Hello.
  My Name is Taslima I was impressed when i saw your profile at maoliworld.ning.com and will like you to email me back to my in box so that i can send you my picture for you to know who i am . i believe we can establish a long lasting relationship with you. In addition,i will like you to reply me through my private email box (taslima4love_u@yahoo.com). This is because i don't know the possibilities of remaining in forum for a long time please reply me to my email OK. Thanks,waiting to hear from you soonest.
  Taslima.
• 

  Noe'Lani December 16, 2009 at 10:41am

  Aloha Mai! Cousin,
  MeleKaLikiMakaNui! I did, return back to Mokupuni O Keawe safely and, it is Kupainaha! I, decided to make some new changes in My Life. I, have moved to another part of the Island and, living in AKUA'S country. I have cut back on "COURT-STUFF,"
  for now. I know, that AKUA always have good things in stored for us, for those
  especially who awaits his GRANTING us, all that is needed in this life. I will
  try to keep in touch via Maoliworld connection. I pule ka kou i ka pule that ALL
  is WELL: Your Cousin Named: Noe'Lani.
  
  p.s. When you get to see Yolanda Crisostomo, please send her my ALOHA!
• 

  Yolanda Crisostomo June 18, 2008 at 1:23pm

  Aloha Wikolia, I'm keying your name in the for the mailing list and recognized it from Maoli World. If you come to the next meeting I'll be the one assisting Pili with Palapala Koe Nae in the morning.
  
  Kalula
• 

  Yolanda Crisostomo May 30, 2008 at 7:50am

  I would love to come by maybe sometime next week? Do you work during the week? I homeschool my children and work from home so I can come anytime during the week.
  
  Ok, looking forward to this...Kalula
• 

  Yolanda Crisostomo May 28, 2008 at 8:56am

  Aloha, we are the same age! Would love to take my children to see the petroglyphs in Olowalu. They're homeschooled and most of their lessons is centered around Kanaka Maoli culture, politics, history, and language.
  
  We often go to the landing of which my grandfather David Kiaaina Kinney has a wonderful story about their boat capsizing. Not so wonderful is that some of the people died...
  
  In fact we were just there this Sunday and it was the most crowded I've ever seen.
  
  Hope to meet you someday...
  
  Kalula
• 

  Yolanda Crisostomo May 16, 2008 at 6:17am

  Aloha, I live in Kahului.