Waiting for Governer Ige to arrive. His security representative arrived earlier. I helped with the valet parking.
Three musicians, steel guitar, piano, and a singer entertained.
Andrea led a tour at MHC on Saturday morning. Photo by Andrea.
Three musicians, steel guitar, piano, and a singer entertained.
Andrea led a tour at MHC on Saturday morning. Photo by Andrea.
The sky seemed to threaten drizzle, which came to pass on the way to dinner afterward at Outback in Hawaii Kai,
where we met Lynn, Carol, and Flo. Estelle stayed home with a sore shoulder.
Monday morning I photographed the start of the mini-library build.
Monday afternoon and the major boards are cut and assembly started.
It's been drizzling steadily all day and Andrea photographed the running stream.
I saw a monk seal lying on the beach in front of the Sans Souci Apartments. This was my Mom's favorite beach.
Lenore, as President of the Aina Haina Library Friends, received this certificate of appreciation.
On Thursday we saw two monk seals.
Honolulu's shame.
On Friday the library takes shape. The roof is on and the door frame is being glued.
The installed library. The library floor is level. Post is cemented in.
The installed library with books on Sunday. Photo by Andrea.
Afterward at Kincaid's restaurant in Ward Warehouse for wine and pupus. Andrea and I had the sampler which was ample
On Monday I scanned the program cover.
Red Cross staff and volunteers.
Presentation at lunch.
The monk seal, after our swim.
On Friday we saw these waa lua (two canoes) on a trailer at the Sans Souci Beach Park.
Inside the gymnasium. Keiki rode the mechanical animals.
Andrea at the Malama Maunalua booth.
I bought a pumpkin there.
They stopped at Rabbit Island. Photo by Andrea.
On Monday our Little Free Library sign came. Photo by Andrea.
On Tuesday the sign is mounted and the library is complete. Photo by Andrea.
Norma Carr gives her award acceptance speech.
We had a fairly good turnout.
Gregg and Norma pose for photos. Next the Army Corps of Engineers gave status on the stream "improvements:" No go. The benefit to cost
ratio is 0.89, so now they are looking at a scaled down project.
We weren't the first to get there.
The entry to the archives building has a good view of Iolani Palace.
I got this photo of the palace fort and then walked through it.
Coming back is a good view of the capitol.
The bronze state seal at the door of the archives.
It's about what you would expect on the second floor: shelves and boxes.
Mary Cooke looks at archive photos of the Cooke family and residences.
The Mahele Book.
The 1846 treaty signed by Queen Victoria.
Panoramic photos.
The food was great. I got one of the waiters to take this sunset photo for us. The sun set behind Diamond Head.
Beautiful Andrea with dueling cameras.
Betty made a white ginger lei for Jan. Photo by Andrea.
I had the macadamia nut tart for dessert while Jan and Lenore had the lilikoi creme broulet. Photo by Andrea.
Bill Myers, a fellow Kalani Robotics mentor, sent me this photo taken at Mont Saint-Michel in France where he's vacationing with Caroline.
On Monday we took the Malibu to Lex Brodie's to get new tires and walking back from breakfast Andrea took this photo of a mural.
We arrived at Marks Garage early and saw a wedding group across the street.
The panel have arrived, an MD, a UH Manoa employee, and a PhD candidate. Chad, the moderator, is on the right.
Afterward we had dinner with Paul and Faye at their cabana on the 7th floor, overlooking Saint Andrew's Cathedral.
On Wednesday we went to Manoa Heritage Center to look at the truck that may be used in the Manoa Christmas Parade.
At the party: Mark, Suzi (foreground), Sharon, Earl (behind lamp), Chuck, Janie, Felice (foreground), Jennifer, and Andrea (mostly out of shot).
We had pupu and drinks in the lanai/bar room. Mark, Chuck, Janie (behind lamp), Jennifer, Andrea, Felice, and Suzi.
Janie showed her tool set costume.
We moved to the greater room for dinner. Suzi, Chuck, Jennifer, and Felice.
The students arrive. Andrea worked the watershed education booth.
Starting carving with the eyes. Photo by Andrea.
Final carving of the mouth. Photo by Andrea.
Ready for trick or treat. Photo by Andrea.
Lots of seating available in Seto Hall at Iolani.
Some Punahou students came over to help us.
We missed only one match, the first one. Here we're on the field and ready to play.
The event was exciting.
On the blue alliance for this match.
Go Kalani!
Everyone had a great time.
We put the Jack-O-Lantern on the sundial. Photo by Andrea.
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