Aloha kakahiaka kākou. Hauʻoli aloha Pō’alua. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Good morning, everyone. Happy aloha Tuesday! Peace be with you.
Category: Spirituality
Hello Monday!
Aloha Lāʻpule
Happy Saturday!
It’s Aloha Friday!!
Hau’oli la Pō’aha
Hau’oli la Pō’akolu
Happy Tuesday!
Hau’oli la Pō’akahi

Welina mai e nā hoa ē a Hau’oli la Pō’akahi! Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy Monday! Peace be with you.
Aloha La’pule!

Welina mai e nā hoa ē a Hau’oli la Lā’pule! Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy Sunday! Peace be with you.
Hau’oli la ‘eha o Iulai ~ Happy Fourth of July!
Welina mai e nā hoa ē a Hau’oli la ‘eha o Iulai Kakou! I Hopenapule maika’i. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy Fourth of July, everyone! Have a nice weekend. Peace be with you.
Aloha Po’alima!

Welina mai e nā hoa ē a hau’ōli alōha Pō’alima! I Hopenapule maika’i oukou. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy aloha Fridayday! Have a nice weekend everyone. Peace be with you.
Aloha Po’ahu
Welina mai e nā hoa ē a hau’ōli alōha Pō’ahu. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy aloha Thursday! Peace be with you.
Creative Numerology Weekly Forecast ~ July 2, 2015
Doors Are Opening – The Council
This is the time of the avalanche, the waterfall, the immensely heightened frequency that we have spoken of so often before. It will continue to increase, but you already are into rates of change that you are struggling to deal with. This is as it was forecast, and it is necessary. You will make it. Set your minds at ease in that regard. It is being closely monitored and gauged individually. If you are indeed in overwhelm, it is time to stop and breathe. And you may ask for our help. You know this.
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Aloha Po’akolu
Moderate any temptations and take the middle road when Venus and Jupiter connect
Aloha Po’alua!
Cookie Chunk Krispie Treats
MMmmm!!
Last night I was baking cookies with my friend and neighbor, Mary. We made some traditional chocolate chip cookies, but also some butterscotch chip cookies. Both were grubbin’! We split the batch. Tonight, only about two +/- of each were left. I couldn’t let them go to waste but knew the quality would degrade over time. So I did what any other rational person would have done- I made Krispie Treats out of them!
Cookie Chunk Krispie Treats
4 cookies of your choice, chopped
20 large marshmallows
2 tablespoons butter
2 cups Rice Krispies
Lightly butter a 8×8 or 9×9 pan. In a medium pot over low heat, combine butter and marshmallows, stirring occasionally until marshmallows and butter are melted together. Once melted, remove pot from heat, stir in Rice Krispies and chopped cookies. Pour mixture into prepared pan and press into pan with a lightly buttered spatula.
Let cool…
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Hau’ōli alōha Lā’pule
Daily Tarot
Happy Saturday!
Starcodes June 26, 2015 Heather Roan Robbins
This weekend we may feel deeply ambiguous about humanity in general and people in particular. We can feel both content with our beautiful relationships and yet simultaneously cynically fed up with people’s inhumanity to people, torn between diving into life wholeheartedly and going on solitary retreat. Venus and Jupiter conjunct for many weeks in extroverted Leo call us out to the party, conference, or arts festival, while the Moon in Scorpio and Sun and Mars in Cancer can leave us introspective, potentially suspicious, and in desperate need of some time alone.
Because of this conflict we may feel unusually tender or vulnerable and be tempted to overdo or overreact; we may want to leave town rather than take a break, or bite back rather than set a calm boundary. We may find great last-minute excuses to not join the parade. Maybe we need to fix the motor, dig in our…
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Astro*Lore – Astrology by Laurie: Friday, June 26, 2015 – FOCUS AND CLARITY
Happy Aloha Friday!
Hau’ōli alōha Pō’ahu
Hawaiian Quilting: a Colorful Art Form

Missionaries taught quilting to the women of Hawaii who transformed it into a uniquely Hawaiian art form. The mild weather allowed far more time for details appliqué and quilting. Since one was not dependent on the quilt for warmth quilting was seen more as a leisurely activity that can be a good thing because it takes many months of hand stitching to complete.
Quilt motifs are drawn from forms of favorite plants. Hawaiian quilts typically have a central appliquéd motif and the stitch pattern often echo that design. The pattern of quilting is often likened to the imprint left by a patterned beater on Hawaiian kapa.



























