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At 4:33pm on July 16, 2011, Kaohi said…: aloha my brother!

I see you on chat, my apologies, may you find the love that is there and move on to understanding our aina and it's people in todays cyber space.

At 12:58am on August 10, 2009, Alana said…: Aloha Al, thank you so much for your comment. To answer your question, I am already taking 'ukulele lessons and I have been playing for about 8 months now. I have two wonderful 'ukulele teachers. My 'ukulele teachers are: Herb Ohta, Jr and Jody Kamisato.

At 8:35am on May 16, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…: ALOHA Kakou, What is the difference between the Missionaries who came to Hawaii and the Taliban?

At 5:34pm on May 14, 2009, Donna Burns said…: aloha e Kalimahana,
Mahalo for adding your name to our petition against the Akaka Bill. When we get a larger group...I will send to all signees and we can then...send to Akaka, Inouye, Hirono, and Abercrombie. Recently I went to a "coming out party" for Abercrombie, as he will be running for Governor. After he spoke, I went up to him and asked him a question. I said, it is a very simple yes or no question. I asked him..."Are you FOR or AGAINST the Akaka Bill?" He said..."I'm FOR it." I then said..."THEN....I'm against you!" and left the premises. He also said in his speech to mostly non-kanaka maoli (Japanese, Filipino, and haoles)..."Since the Supreme Court has allowed the State to NOW sell ceded lands...it will provide a "revenue stream" for Hawaii. EVERYONE except the Hawaiians in the room cheered. We all walked out. Shame on him...and everyone in the room.

mahalo for your support.
Donna

At 9:08pm on April 5, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…: ops, it's 668 4394.....................

At 9:06pm on April 5, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…: e Kalima, please give me a phone call at 668 4304. I seem to have lost your phone number..................... o Po

At 11:41am on February 5, 2009, Isaac D. Harp (Paka) said…: Aloha e Brudda Kalimahana!

I grew up in Nanakuli small kid time, back in the 60's. We used to live next to the Koko ohana next to the highway a little past Hakimo Road. My sister Carolyn and I walked to Nanaikapono elementary school back then. We walked the train track makai side of the highway. Was nice back then with plenty kiawe along the beach. Last time I went Nanakuli not so much kiawe, but good to see still get plenty maoli. Imua Maoli!

At 6:17pm on January 7, 2009, Shawna Hanohano-Nahinu said…: Just dropp'in in to show some aloha! *SHaWNa*

At 9:31pm on November 21, 2008, Pono Kealoha said…: Mahalo e Kalimahana for ur friendship & aloha.