BOT:

Aloha Ahi Ahi UFOhana! Sorry to be late with this posting, it’s been another one of those . . . you know. Anyway, this week’s theme was suggested by Brudda Bu, “Songs of Royalty” or Royal Songs or Songs fit for a King or Queen or . . . anyway, you get the idea. I guess you could apply this quite easily to the Kau Kau as well Food fit for a King/Queen/Royalty?

Again, a sincere Mahalo Nui Loa for all of you who donate your food, time, and your Aloha to making our Fridays so special. Also, your monetary donations are also greatly appreciated, especially considering the times we’re in.

A Few Announcements:

This Saturday, February 5th, we’ve been invited to Kanikapila at the Wahine Mo’e Mo’e (Sleeping Lady) Café in Fairfax. 2p – 5p. Bring your Ukes and Flight Manual and get ready to Strrrrrrrrummmmbllllllllleee!

And don’t forget we’ve,  February 27th, the PIKO Kanikapila coming up! Tickets are still available, see KimoB for details.

Finally, please do send me songs you’d like to include in our up and coming Flight Manual Volume 2. We are compiling the book as I type . . .

Mahalo Donna, again, for taking time out to document our Friday nights. The collection grows.

Below a Panoramic from the stage . . . the UFOhana Squadron in Flight . . .

Below: Lydia and friends . . .

Above right: Yes! That is the famous and elusive Leslie Freed with a Uke!  Below left: Aunty Val shares a mele . . .

Uke-Ku
A flicker of light,
Hands blurring in double strum,
Ka Ulu Wehi

Aloha  A Hui Hou,
-=SqL=-

:EOT