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Author Archives: Mokihana
Ho Da Ice!!
Last week the forecast was for snow/ice/freezing rain/sleet. Take your pick. We knew temps were going to get into the low twenties, so we (meaning Nolemana) put the tarp around the doves’ aviary, covered all the outside faucets, drained the … Continue reading
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Small Kine Road Trip
Several years ago my good friend Carol told me that she had an old spinning wheel in her attic that had been made by her husband’s grandfather. I contacted Steven McEwen of Q’s Quality Wood Work, who said that he could repair … Continue reading
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Sharing Aloha Far From Home
Last December a child’s face on the Compassion International website captured my heart. I’d been thinking about sponsoring a child after my friend Sara told me what a rewarding experience it was for her. I looked over the hundreds of … Continue reading
Posted in ʻOhana
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Sharing Aloha
Last night Nolemana and I went to Bento Plus for dinner. Itʻs our favorite Japanese restaurant around here. (Try read da reviews if u like see why!) We got there around 7, which is late for us, and it was still … Continue reading
Posted in 'Ono Kine Grindz, Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin
Tagged bento-plus, blessing, words
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Spinning a Friendship
I have a dear friend named Suzette who has become my spinning buddy. We get together at least once a month at The Place 2 Be Cafe in Canby, Oregon, and spend almost the entire day spinning together on our … Continue reading
Posted in Handspinning, Uncategorized
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The Great Oregon Steam-Up, Part Three
I tell you, it was such a thrill seeing these old steam tractors! The atmosphere at the Powerland Museum was wonderful…hundreds and hundreds of people, some with their keiki, who were seeing these tractors for the first time. The kids … Continue reading
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The Great Oregon Steam-Up, Part Two
Here we go again! Nolemana and I wandered around the grounds before the parade was to start so that we could see some of the tractors up close. This is one of my very favorite steam tractors. Itʻs absolutely huge!
Posted in Holoholo Pacific Northwest
Tagged antique, Great-Oregon-Steam-Up, oregon, steam-up, tractors
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Tour de Fleece 2014
Well, I thought I was gonna be posting almost every day of the Tour de Fleece. You know, the yearly event for handspinners that coincides with the Tour de France. The idea is to challenge yourself to a spinning project … Continue reading
Posted in 365 Days, Handspinning
Tagged 2014, fatcatknits, handspinning, lisa-souza, raven-ridge-fiber, spinning, tour-de-fleece
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The Great Oregon Steam-Up 2014, Chapter One
Last Saturday, Nolemana and I drove down to Brooks, Oregon, for the 2014 Great Oregon Steam-Up at the Antique Powerland Museum. We used to take Nolemana’s dad, Roy-san, there every year, and he absolutely loved it. Being an old farm boy, … Continue reading
Posted in Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin
Tagged brooks, oregon, powerland-museum, steam, steam-up
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Here, Kitty Kitty Kitty!
I was up late; it was hot outside and I had the sliding glass door open small kine. I was just getting ready to take my shower when I heard a rustling noise outside; so I grabbed my camera, made … Continue reading