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Memoirs and recollections from 3 generations of women. February 7, 2012. Posted by Ma'ata under Blogging. I recently returned from an extended trip to Tonga, my motherland, where I left my $80 MacBookPro power cord. My Pops was born and raised in Tonga, which is a tiny Polynesian kingdom located next to Fiji and Samoa. When I tell people I am part Tongan, many don’t know where or even what Tonga is. Air Pacific decided to change their flight from 10:30AM to 9:30AM, and I wasn’t informed. Minutes later I ...
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Memoirs and recollections from 3 generations of women. September 19, 2011. Addicted to Words with Friends. Posted by Ma'ata under Blogging. When my boyfriend Daniel got his new I-phone last year, he started playing Words with Friends with our mutual friends. Every week, we played real Scrabble, on a vintage “deluxe” board set up on the kitchen table. Then his phone would have a distinct ding announcing that it was his turn to play. 8220;Who you playing scrabble with? 3) I can take my time in responding.
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Waimea’s ‘Flower of Love’ – The Agapanthus | asynchronicity
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A blog from the Big Island of Hawaii. Waimea’s ‘Flower of Love’ – The Agapanthus. April 7, 2011. The Agapanthus is commonly known as the “Blue Lily,” the “African Lily” or “Lily of the Nile”. Agapanthus – The Flower of Love? The beautiful blue flower pictured above is growing by the sidewalk on the grounds of Kamuela’s North Hawaii Community Hospital. According to one website. Because the flower’s name comes from two Greek words: ἀγάπη. 8211; which means “love”) and ἄνθος. A bee on the Agapanthus above.
Hoku‘ula: The ‘Red Star’ of Red Water Country | asynchronicity
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A blog from the Big Island of Hawaii. Hoku‘ula: The ‘Red Star’ of Red Water Country. June 13, 2011. Tags: Anna Ranch Discovery Trail. Hōkū‘ula = red star. Hoku‘ula - the site of a battle between the Kingdoms of Maui and Hawaii, circa 1650 A.D. After finally capturing a photo of Hoku‘ula on a sunny afternoon, I wanted to learn more about this iconic Waimea landmark’s place in local history. A Google search led me to the Waimea Community Association’s Waimea place names list. Click this image to view a lar...
Waimea’s Church Row Cherry Trees: A Closer Look | asynchronicity
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A blog from the Big Island of Hawaii. Waimea’s Church Row Cherry Trees: A Closer Look. March 27, 2011. Waimea's Church Row Park Cherry Trees. In early February, Church Row, one of the Big Island’s treasured historic sites, was host to the annual Waimea Cherry Blossom Heritage Festival, which celebrates the centuries-old Japanese tradition of. Or cherry blossom viewing. What happens after the blossoms fall? How many different kinds of cherry trees are there? A fascinating NPR article. 8220;The blossoms ar...
Walk With Me: Ala Ohia Road in Waimea | asynchronicity
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A blog from the Big Island of Hawaii. Walk With Me: Ala Ohia Road in Waimea. March 7, 2011. Photo 1, taken at the intersection of Ala Ohia and Mamalahoa Highway, was the midpoint of my walk. Photo 2 looks back at where I started, from the intersection of Pukalani Street and Ala Ohia behind Parker Ranch Center. The slideshow unfolds from there. As of March 1, my days of commuting each week between Waimea and Hilo are over — and there is one major advantage to my new location that I’m. I can’t begin ...
Walk With Me: Kona Bay Estates | asynchronicity
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A blog from the Big Island of Hawaii. Walk With Me: Kona Bay Estates. March 24, 2011. Tags: Kona Bay Estates. Located just a short distance from the energy and activity of Kailua-Kona’s Ali’i Drive, Kona Bay Estates is one of West Hawaii’s private oceanfront residential subdivisions, Kona Bay Estates. In the 6th photo you will see the public beach access path. Hawaii law guarantees access to the shoreline below the “upper reaches of the wash of the waves.” More info here. View from the Lanai. Fill in you...
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3 Generations of Southern Recipes. Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Fried Dill Pickles and the OK Cafe. The pickles at the OK Cafe are served with a ranch dressing, but I prefer a concoction known as Comeback sauce. It is a dipping sauce, somewhere between Remoulade and Thousand Island dressing. 1 jar dill pickle slices. 1 tablespoon seasoned salt. Peanut oil for frying. Comeback Sauce for dipping. 1/4 cup vegetable oil. 1/4 cup chili sauce. 1 cup mayonnaise - Duke's preferably. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce.
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Memoirs and recollections from 3 generations of women. February 7, 2012. Posted by Ma'ata under Blogging. I recently returned from an extended trip to Tonga, my motherland, where I left my $80 MacBookPro power cord. My Pops was born and raised in Tonga, which is a tiny Polynesian kingdom located next to Fiji and Samoa. When I tell people I am part Tongan, many don’t know where or even what Tonga is. Air Pacific decided to change their flight from 10:30AM to 9:30AM, and I wasn’t informed. Minutes later I ...
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