Category: Aloha Spirit

In Memoriam

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Lana and her Dad, Pedro Generao (1935-2015)

Meet the best Dad any daughter could hope to be blessed with in this lifetime … Pedro Adan Generao (Jan. 26, 1935 – June 2, 2015).  My best friend who always had my back.

I’ll be offline for a bit, and will try to keep up on some postings, but I’m going home to California to take care of Mom.  I recorded this little piece as the beginning of my eulogy for Dad, who suffered a massive heart attack and crossed over at 12:25 am of June 2, 2015.  It sounds just like the way he’d like to be remembered.

“From Dad” http://www.reverbnation.com/q/5viq0k

Dad's eulogy intro

 

Aloha Friday Kanikapila on Da Coconut Wireless Show

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Aloha Friday Kanikapila

The weather is definitely warming up and it feels like Home!  Enjoy another wonderful weekend with family and friends riding Da Coconut Wireless!

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Halau Guidelines for Culturally Healthy and Responsive Learning Environments

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aloha_hula_sunset2. He ho’omau i nā hana e mau ai ka ‘ike ku’una Hawai’i, nā loina Hawai’i, a me ka ‘ōlelo Hawai’i, i mea e ola ai ka mauli o ke kanaka a e puka mau ai ka honua ho’ona’auao holo’oko’a.

Maintain practices that perpetuate Hawaiian heritage, traditions, and language to nurture one’s mauli and perpetuate the success of the whole learning community.

Fish of Hawaii: Lagoon Triggerfish

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This commonly seen fish prefers calm waters and lives in shallow areas and sandy spots. It is sometimes called a Picasso Triggerfish because of the yellow line that extends from it’s mouth giving it the look of an abstract piece of artwork. Perhaps more abstract to most and more challenging to spell than Mississippi is the Hawaiian name for this fish: humu­humu­nuku­nuku­āpua`a

Learning to spell the name of this fish will certainly win the hearts of islanders and before you get any bright ideas it is too many letters for Scrabble.

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