I saw this video and immediately thought of you, AFK, my pīpī-loving sista. Had to post it! Enjoy!
I saw this video and immediately thought of you, AFK, my pīpī-loving sista. Had to post it! Enjoy!
Some of the photos from the Battle Ridge area are on my old cell phone. I have to see if I can upload them here. There was snow on the ground and I took them with my cell phone so that I could send them to my friend, who loves snow. This part of our drive would prove to be one of the most beautiful ones we’d ever taken in Montana. We were headed towards the Crazy Mountains, and if you’d like to read more about they got their name, try go here. It’s a pretty fascinating story.
At the encouragement from Ryan and Kerrie I got my own domain yesterday. More geekiness, yeah? Was kinda scary. Moving from my blog.wordpress.com was just supposed to take “a few minutes”, WP said. So I waited about five minutes and nothing had happened. Oh no! I wen poof my bloggie? Ack!
But after about twenty minutes, there it was! And here I am. Kinda exciting!
Mahalo nui, you two, for the help and encouragement!
So on Facebook lots of people are doing “Throwback Thursday”, where they post photos of themselves from years past. So I thought, watdaheck and decided to do it here. No guarantees that I’ll remember to do it every week, but I’ll try.
So today’s photo is of me when I was four years old and in pre-school at Church of the Crossroads on Varsity Avenue. I don’t have many memories of this time and there are only two photos of me there. I wish I knew what I was thinking about here.
Always barefoot. Local keiki to the core.
So back in February, 2009, my Gathering friends decided they’d like to have a sushi-making day. Plenny times I’d bring cone sushi to our potlucks, and they loved it so much they wanted to learn how to make it themselves.
So we planned a day to do it, and I brought over my 10-cup rice cooker, the rice, the seasoning, and the inari, and started the rice cooking. When it was pau, I piled it onto a cookie sheet so that A could start cooling it off.
Ho. Weird. My first real blog post ova hea. We’ll see how it goes. Everything looks the same as on HawaiiStories, but somehow I feel just a bit unanchored. Oh. That’s not a word. Too bad. It’s how I feel. I left Lika all by herself ova dea. But I digress. We stay going back to Montana. Hele on! Continue reading
Big change. HawaiiStories.com is undergoing a major facelift. Only Lika and I are left there, blogging away. Ryan will be creating something wonderful there, like stories from hanabata days, and more like a magazine kine ting, and although I could have stayed there, blogging away, it seemed like a good time to make a move ova hea. Ho da scary. Why? I going tell u why. Continue reading
Back to Montana we go. Going get plenny ʻānuenue this time. The clouds were getting darker, but there was no rain.

K’den. Let’s continue da road trip, k?
So, last time, we’d just stopped in Missoula at Starbucks and seen the license plate from Hawaiʻi. It was a very quick stop; we still had a long ways to go till Bozeman. I called T, my cousin’s wife… oh, I no like how that sounds. So distancing, yeah? So, I called T and told her not to wait dinner for us; that we’d be there about nine. She was fine with that, so on we went.
Here we are, heading back mauka (but still get mauka all ova da place! Aftah all, we stay in da middo of da Rocky Mauka!); Interstate 90 is up in front of us, a few miles away.
So I thought I’d post some photos of some recent spinning that I’ve done. Cuz I no jass sit around da hale doing nuttin’, ya know.
So dis first one is called “Park Lane” by Snerb Fibers. It’s Blue-Faced Leicester, and I spun four ounces into a two-ply yarn. I have about 425 yards of it; don’t know what I’ll knit with it yet, though. Interesting colorway all spun up. I will knit a swatch with this before deciding on a project. I set it in a branch of my blooming Redbud Tree for the photo.
