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Well, mahaloz fo’ sharing dat. I learned planny stuffs I nevah knew before about Kamehameha Day. I laughed when Kumu said June 11 was chosen because the weather was better than in December, but 6/11 is right in the middle of graduation season! So many flowers in demand in such a short period of time!
It’s so wonderful to know that we can keep learning no matter how many times we’ve been around the sun, yeah? I learned a lot, too. And you’re right about the flowers!!