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Category Archives: Hawaii
Volunteer Typists Needed!
Such an awesome project going on right now: ‘Ike Ku’oko’a — Liberating Knowledge is an initiative to mobilize thousands of volunteer transcribers to convert 60,000 (!!!) digital scans of Hawaiian-language newspapers into searchable typescript. Anyone can participate — it’s not … Continue reading
Grandma’s Feather Lei
So, before I left for the Big Island in April I worked on a lei hulu papa (flat feather lei) for my grandma. This was the second one I’ve ever made, the first being what I completed as a halau … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Crafts, Hawaii, Sewing
Tagged arts & crafts, feathers, Hawaii, lei hulu papa, sewing
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Habitat for Humanity’s First Off-the-Grid Home
I’ve been meaning to blog about this for a while, as the story was printed in OHA’s April 2011 Edition of Ka Wai Ola, but, you know… This is absolutely incredible — through OHA’s funding to Moloka’i’s Habitat for Humanity … Continue reading
RIP Herb Kawainui Kane (1928-2011)
Pa’u Riders of Old Hawai’i His legacy will persist through his works and contributions to Hawai’i — we as a people have been truly blessed to have a person like him generously share his passion and mana’o. “Herb Kane helped … Continue reading
Live webcam of Kilauea
Ever since the new fissure eruption that occurred on Saturday I’ve been regularly checking up on this USGS webcam. This is really cool and looks especially interesting at night when it’s completely dark outside, so that the only thing you … Continue reading
Currently at the Honolulu Academy of Arts
Red Sails by Arman Manookian “Indeed, like Gauguin in Tahiti, Manookian’s theory of abstraction freed him to re-imagine Hawaii, and to picture it as a dazzling earthly paradise far removed from the corruption and sorrows of contemporary society.” On exhibition … Continue reading
The Travel Film Archive
I love looking at old videos and photos, most especially ones that came long before I was a twinkle in my mother’s eye. I think it’s fun to fully immerse and imagine what life must have been like at different … Continue reading