Da' Kine Kahua51 Wala AuNicasio Away Team - Epilogue
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Alooooooha UFOhana Pilots!
Well, I guess it's safe to say that it's been another Fantastic Week of Kanikapila. I think it's safe to say that every member of the Nicasio Away Team deserves a big Job Well Done!
In all honesty, unbiased of course, from where I was standing I think we sounded GREAT!
But that's just one lonely -=SqL=- 's opinion. I'm forever grateful to be part of such a great Ohana. Onward to Sept 8., Yerba Buena Away Mission.
As for this week's food them I'm thinking "Gold Medal Foods", i.e. bring out your best, or the Colonel's best?
This is in honor of one of Hawaii's Finest:
1890 Duke Kahanamoku Hawaii, 100m swimmer (Olympic-gold-1912, 20)
K'den so there you have it.
Uke-Ku
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Grassy Green Ocean,
An Endless wave of people,
The Audience Waits...
He got word from the CO that mission time has been reduced to 15 minutes. Not happy, but he figured that's more than enough to complete the mission.
He notified the Pilots. Some didn't take it well but he knew the rest would cover and pull through. His Pa'ani Wingmen on his port and the Travelin' Babe Squadron, The Voices, on his starboard. The rest of the crew covered the Squadron's six o'clock. Ready for take off!
He gave the order, "OK Everyone! Strum and Load! Here we go, Island Syle!" He nodded to Kukana, she nodded back . In his mind he heard . . .
"The First Strum is the most important, you need to hear it in your Mind First!" - JS
He set the pace with an intro. Rick dove in with his Pa'ani, Steve-O in close formation, both coming in loud and clear though the monitors. The Six O'clock Pilots kept the melodies on track. Their strum and voices like a wave of sound. The Travelin' Babe Squadron's leads and harmonies clear, sweet and strong. Uncle Barry's bass guided the Pilots like a homing beacon.
"Alright, We're Flying Now!!!" He thought.
The Squadron held a tight formation during the rest of the mission. Never faltering. They rocked them with a final Blues Piece and Rick's hot harmonica.
At mission end, they were rewarded with the loud applause from the landing crew. One by one they landed their crafts onto the cool green grass. Greeted by smiles from Family and Friends.
There were no casualties, everyone came home.
Mission accomplished.
Aloha A Hui Hou,
-=SqL=-
:EOT
Alooooooha UFOhana Pilots!
Well, I guess it's safe to say that it's been another Fantastic Week of Kanikapila. I think it's safe to say that every member of the Nicasio Away Team deserves a big Job Well Done!
In all honesty, unbiased of course, from where I was standing I think we sounded GREAT!
But that's just one lonely -=SqL=- 's opinion. I'm forever grateful to be part of such a great Ohana. Onward to Sept 8., Yerba Buena Away Mission.
As for this week's food them I'm thinking "Gold Medal Foods", i.e. bring out your best, or the Colonel's best?
This is in honor of one of Hawaii's Finest:
1890 Duke Kahanamoku Hawaii, 100m swimmer (Olympic-gold-1912, 20)
K'den so there you have it.
Uke-Ku
————-
Grassy Green Ocean,
An Endless wave of people,
The Audience Waits...
He got word from the CO that mission time has been reduced to 15 minutes. Not happy, but he figured that's more than enough to complete the mission.
He notified the Pilots. Some didn't take it well but he knew the rest would cover and pull through. His Pa'ani Wingmen on his port and the Travelin' Babe Squadron, The Voices, on his starboard. The rest of the crew covered the Squadron's six o'clock. Ready for take off!
He gave the order, "OK Everyone! Strum and Load! Here we go, Island Syle!" He nodded to Kukana, she nodded back . In his mind he heard . . .
"The First Strum is the most important, you need to hear it in your Mind First!" - JS
He set the pace with an intro. Rick dove in with his Pa'ani, Steve-O in close formation, both coming in loud and clear though the monitors. The Six O'clock Pilots kept the melodies on track. Their strum and voices like a wave of sound. The Travelin' Babe Squadron's leads and harmonies clear, sweet and strong. Uncle Barry's bass guided the Pilots like a homing beacon.
"Alright, We're Flying Now!!!" He thought.
The Squadron held a tight formation during the rest of the mission. Never faltering. They rocked them with a final Blues Piece and Rick's hot harmonica.
At mission end, they were rewarded with the loud applause from the landing crew. One by one they landed their crafts onto the cool green grass. Greeted by smiles from Family and Friends.
There were no casualties, everyone came home.
Mission accomplished.
Aloha A Hui Hou,
-=SqL=-
:EOT
This pilot sure enjoyed the ride and over the roar of the engines, could still hear how beautiful the sound! XX over and out. "PP"
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Palapala, I agree. I can still hear the melodic echos of that day.
Definitely a Flight to remember.
Mahalo!
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Any way I slice it There will be garden tomatoes there. Also a song to Honor Hawaii's Surf Ambassador to the world. My pick as SURF by the Ka'au Crater Boys.
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Tomatoes and a Song too? What a great combo! Mahalo Kawika!
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Teriyaki chicken.
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Mahalo Bu and Amy!
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chili relleno creation ... hopefully a gold medal winner. strawberry margarita
took 1st place in the qualifying trials.
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Woooohooooo! Mahalo Patty!
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I will bring " Chirashizushi " and my friend "Rika" .
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OISHII!
Arigato Megumi-San!
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Will miss you'all tonight--it's last night to spend w/ my son before he leaves for home in Japan! Happy Strummin' and pickn'!! XX Palapala
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We'll miss you Palapala! Aloha to your Son!
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I'd bake something with Gold Medal flour, but I'm fresh out.
So it's Gold Medal Broccoli Beef.
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HA! Clever Girl! Mahalo Kukana!
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Back from Alaska! Will be there tonight but probably a bit late.
Lopaka
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Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! I can't come play with my uke buddies tonight! My wife fell down-go-boom and got an infected knee -- she's been in the hospital the last three days, and comes home tonite. Something tells me I might get in a big pile of doody if I told her "Bye, honey, take care of that knee, gotta go kanikapila!" So see you all next week -- practice up for September 8th!!
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Stevie-B!
So how is she doing?
Malama Pono!
Del
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Siera and I will be there (last minute thing). We will be bringing golden eclairs covered in dark chocolate.
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Aloha all,
Karen is making salmon poke as I write this...(went to Tokyo Fish Market).
See you soon,
Sharon
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