Completely overwhelmed with gratitude and aloha for everyone who helped make Na Pua o Keko'olani Ho'ike 2014 just awesome!! Deaz jus so much to be tankful foa and I aloha all of you for your love and support. This event wouldn't have been as much of a success without you. From da bottom of my pu'uwai...Mahalo a nui kakou
A special mahalo to all my hula moms, Nohealani, Aunty Josa, Uncle Jeff, Ku'ulei, Aunty Cindy, Uncle Kila, Mike and Pops Sale, Kimo, and da BOYZ! So much aloha (and patience wit me) from dressing room line up fail (omg), to imu execution, to decoration, cooking, and clean-up. Mahalo just doesn't do you all justice. Aloha nui a pau'ole. Kananz
okeh, okeh, back to bih-ness....
May and beyond schedule fo keiki hula:
1700-1730 Kaikamahine
1730-1800 Na Opio
Kaikamahine will begin with basics, followed by wala'au/mo'olelo time, a hula noho, new songs, and review.
Na Opio will then join in and enter with the oli kahea, basics, wala'au/mo'olelo, and then combined songs and/or Tahitian. Pau ka papa kaikamahine at hapalua lima (kaikamahine class is done at 5:30), and na opio will then concentrate on their own new songs and review.
Contact information will be punikahakai@gmail.com. Both Nohealani and I will have access to this email and will respond there or here on the blog. Mahalo for continuing your studies with Na Pua o Kahakai, and a fond farewell to all our hula sisters who are PCSing this summer. We will miss you all but know that one day will we meet again. Malama pono, a hui hou! ~Kanani
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