K’den, da second part of Day Two. Had dis warning foa falling rock so we were extra careful driving down da road.

K’den, da second part of Day Two. Had dis warning foa falling rock so we were extra careful driving down da road.

Diana over at Otterwise just honored me with the Deborah award.
This award was created by Ces, a fabulous artist. I love what she said about Deborah and her oak:
“Queen Nymph Deborah nurtures the acorn of a Quercus alba (White Oak) with grace, kindness, humility, caring, loyalty, hope, poetry and beauty. White oak, also known as Stave Oak is the most important lumber tree of the white oak group, it is high-grade wood and is outstanding in making tight barrels for whiskey and other liquids and was important for shipbuilding.”
I’m really touched. Mahalo nui, Diana. I especially love the part about shipbuilding because I’ve had a love affair with boats, ships, and sailing ever since my dad first took my brother and I down to Kewalo Basin where he used to work on sailboats. Later on, he’d take my brother and I sailing.
Brings back good memories for me…
Sorry foa da lapse, but we been getting to bed ‘way past midnight, and ho da tired! But dis going start da journey wit alla photos. Continue reading
Ho da tired… no time foa write da lass two days. One hint; we wen visit my auntie somewea. Moa tomorrow…..
Ho da tired!! I wen drive long time today. Wen see choke stuffs. Like pipi. Rain. One river. We gotta get up choke early so da photos going come tomorrow night. Mauka? Makai? Moa mauka? ‘Round and ’round? Could be alla dem. But maybe not. I give you hint: No snow. Ahahahaha. Stay tuned!
Nolemana and I going take one mystery road trip. No mystery to us but. I going try post every day during da six days we going be gone wit a few photos and stuffs about what we stay seeing along da way. Oni ting? I not going tell u wea we stay till we holoholo ka‘a back home. Heh heh. We stay going leave on Saturday. We could be going mauka, makai, moa mauka, oa less mauka. Oa we could go ’round and ’round and ’round. So all my chree readahs can try guess wea we stay each day.
When we get back home, den I going show plenny photos and tell u wea we wen go. Have fun guessing!
These ones are nothing like da ones back home, but they’re driving me just as nutz. At first I thought they were gnats, but oh no, they are fruit flies absolutely determined to make a mockery of all my efforts to get rid of them. Continue reading
My friend Haumana posted a photo on da Lanai at Alohaworld and challenged all of us to write a story about it. So you know me, yeah? Gotta write a story! I got Haumana’s permission to post the photo along with the story; most of it is true. I just took a couple of liberties with the locations. Continue reading
Last Thursday Julie and I did some spinning out on the deck again. The weather was wonderful, bright sun shining, birds singing, leaves of the Oregon Big-Leaf Maple rustling in the breeze. Continue reading