The first piece of new technology that we’ve purchased in awhile. Though this is the backbone of everything else in our home.
If the Hawaii National Guard is coming to our protest on Saturday, can you bring some Poke and taro chips. Mahalo
I had the extreme pleasure of getting to know Kenneth Makuakane in my Keaukaha days in the early 90s. He’s now the Kahu at Kawaiaha`o Church
George Kuo is one of the great Slack Key players. He was never flashy and didn’t sing so he kind of flew under the radar. He was always on stage at Slack Key festivals.
I read a story yesterday about Hawaiian musicians getting jobs on whaling ships in the late 1800s to get out into the big world and play music. There was money to be made playing Hawaiian music abroad. Some eventually came back home, many made lives wherever they finally landed.
I could have AI examine my life and see where I went wrong, but then, I don’t care. Looking forward to what’s left.
Test driving the Browser Company’s new Dia browser (Arc’s child). Maybe not the best idea to test a new browser and nwew OS at the same, but I guess doing it while my brain is attempting flexibilty is as good a time as any
Only Sonny Chillingworth could do a 5 min version of Pua Tuberose that keeps you enthralled looking for more.
One of the annoyances of a new OS is all of the established muscle memory to do simple tasks is changed.
In 2018 I had the opportunity to join a tour flight over Hawaii island which included the Kapoho lava flow.
The Paramount commercials for Big Brothers with the loud whispering are so FKN annoying. Can’t hit mute fast enough
Watching Titan, about the submersible disaster. Carbon Fiber changed OC-1 canoes and surfskis. You could get a 21’ canoe under 20#. I’ve seen them snap in huge waves. Would ride in carbon fiber in deep sea.
