Aloha Mahealani,

Your photos are beautiful and interesting.
A good eye you have, and must be a really
cool camera too. Mahalo nui for sharing them!

Aloha e Mahealani,
Ua kelepona mai 'oe ia'u i ka po nei. Pehea?
Aloha,
Noe

AHHHH! It must be the mahealani moon that brings out all the light and dark in us. Now thats some oni for your pa'a

Now we have synergy, you the darkness, me the light. haha.
Noe

As it was in the beginning huh? I see the 'pa'a part, but not the 'oni....Whatevah la!

Mahalo for the kokua but i will be wearing the same attire as always. As it was in the beginning so shall it be now and forever, amama ua noa.

E o'u mau kahuna mai ka po mai...

Aloha e Mahealani,

How synchronous to open your flickr and see a land snail. Just yesterday Mark and I went to hear a friend of ours talk at the Academy of Arts, Leland Miyano, and he had many slides of land snails. They were his first love as a child. He says so many of them have gone extinct. It was very moving the way he spoke of them, not only for themselves but for what they represent of the ecology of the islands. He has an art show now there at the Academy that attempts to capture this sense of loss. Anyway, thanks for thinking of me, I do love your photos. Hope to see you sometime soon. Mark's sister is here from New Mexico with her two boys, plus Lori's 3 boys and 2 other nephews, we are having a party every day. Good fun! Any time you want to come over to Kailua, e komo mai.

A hui hou,
Makana