Aloha kaua e hoa uila. He ninau ka'u. Pehea 'oe e taipu i ke kahako i ka internet? makemake au e a'o mai i keia mana'o.

Aloha Kalehua,
I got your voicemail, and I will try to get by the kula sometime this week. Oh girl, I'm so shame but, just thinking about coming by and seeing everybody, I like cry. I know though, I just got to suck it up and do what I gotta do for my keiki, that's what it means to be a makua. Hopefully I can get Lehuanani back at the kula next year. Sorry for all the headaches I gave you, I really appreciate all your hard work to help get Lehuanani there for the time she was there. Even though she was only there for less than 2 months, when we pass by the kula on the highway, she tells me, "that's my school, yea mama, that's my kula". Oh, if it don't break my heart, I just feel sick inside. I just tell her, "yea baby, that's your kula". And it will be again, I believe it with everything inside of me, my keiki's education is one thing I cannot compromise on. OK, this wasn't meant to be so depressing, kala mai. I will see you soon. Me ke aloha, Kaleimokihana

Hui tita ~

Pehea mai nei oe?

Honis, Anela