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Mika ele
Ha`aha`a
USA
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 Posted - 02/10/2006 : 09:42:16 AM
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Anyone in San Diego County want to host a real kanikapila vice "Open Mike". My house could fit about four or five of us and I have a small backyard with a fire pit if it gets cold, plus I live in North County.
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E nana, e ho'olohe. E pa'a ka waha, e hana ka lima. |
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bbenzel
Lokahi
USA
130 Posts |
Posted - 02/10/2006 : 11:13:54 AM
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We're in North County too -- Carlsbad, convenient to the 5. Got room for plenty people but would like to open it up to other musicians as well (folky types and more modern / celtic fingerstyle players) and, of course, invite a few homebrewers too so we know the beer will be good.
Throw a coupla dates out so I can run 'em by Vicki. We're trying to plan a 4 or 5 day trip up to Death Valley to see the spring flowers but haven't got anything confirmed yet.
Bill
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Mika ele
Ha`aha`a
USA
1493 Posts |
Posted - 02/10/2006 : 1:12:08 PM
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| How about 25 Feb or 4 March? |
E nana, e ho'olohe. E pa'a ka waha, e hana ka lima. |
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bbenzel
Lokahi
USA
130 Posts |
Posted - 02/11/2006 : 07:36:27 AM
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25 Feb it is.
Start around 2PM.
Anyone needing directions can contact be by email.
Bill |
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slkho
`Olu`olu
740 Posts |
Posted - 02/11/2006 : 10:54:06 AM
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I'm in! Any food?????
~slkho |
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Rlowenote
Akahai
84 Posts |
Posted - 02/11/2006 : 11:46:10 AM
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Food?? Beer?? I'm putting it on my calendar. I can make the early afternoon, since I have a concert that evening.
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Pua Kai
Ha`aha`a
USA
1007 Posts |
Posted - 02/11/2006 : 3:01:01 PM
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Sounds good to me. I'll bring "real" tea. Also something to eat - just so Rik doesn't go hungry (as if!). My stitches are out, and I've fallen back to a rank beginner. Anyone want plumeria cutting? This is the best time of year to share.
Mahalo nui, Bill!!
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bbenzel
Lokahi
USA
130 Posts |
Posted - 02/11/2006 : 3:38:34 PM
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| Food is welcome. We'll have the ususal -- cheese, crackers, dips, chips and plenny beer. |
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chunky monkey
Ha`aha`a
USA
1020 Posts |
Posted - 02/13/2006 : 05:55:04 AM
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I'm out of action on the 25th. I'm going canoeing on the Col River.
Maybe next time - I feel bad since this is supposed to be my idea. |
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slkho
`Olu`olu
740 Posts |
Posted - 02/13/2006 : 5:04:11 PM
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Yikes!!
1. Too bad about the river trip Chunk, but I'm sure you'll have a great time. Stay dry bro!
2. Pua, you already know I have an order in for a plumeria cutting. Hope your hand recovers quickly....BYW, you are no longer a rank beginner.
3. I'll bring food to the get-together too.
4. Pua, what's real tea???? hee hee BTW your guitar stand is officially MIA at L&L..sorry.
~rik
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Pua Kai
Ha`aha`a
USA
1007 Posts |
Posted - 02/14/2006 : 05:53:08 AM
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Hey Chunk - what part of the river? We used to go from Blythe to Yuma. Also went through the Topak wilderness at night...
We'll have another kanikapila soon -
Have fun!!!
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Mika ele
Ha`aha`a
USA
1493 Posts |
Posted - 02/14/2006 : 09:22:56 AM
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Pua Kai,
What kine plumeria you have? I have a few in my back yard but always game to add another pretty plant. |
E nana, e ho'olohe. E pa'a ka waha, e hana ka lima. |
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Rlowenote
Akahai
84 Posts |
Posted - 02/14/2006 : 4:58:34 PM
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Pua Kai,
I would like a cutting if still available. I also need an address for "The Event".
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Pua Kai
Ha`aha`a
USA
1007 Posts |
Posted - 02/16/2006 : 11:04:16 AM
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Aloha e Ralph -
e-mail Bill directly for directions. (click on his name, then you get his profile where you click on e-mail to him)
The strongest plant I have is called a dwarf pink. The blooms start in May, and I actually had one last month. the flowers are almost white with a tiny yellow center, very fragrant, very nice leis. Pink comes because the underside is pinkish. I also have the celadine, or common Hawai'ian. The blossoms are larger, yellow and white, nice fragrance, start blooming in June. And then I have a cerise - smaller flowers, more pointy petals, not as fragrant, but definitely pink - nice to use with the dwarf pink for contrast in leis. I also have a white shell that propagates well. The blossoms do not open, but are very fragrant. It's called shell because when strung in leis it looks like a shell lei. I think they look way better with other leis too. But the frangrance is nice and lingering in the garden. I think those are all for cuttings, though I have some coming along with burgundy-colored flowers, and last year brought back a very nice solid pink, bigger with rounded petals; solid yellow both from Waihe'e; a mixed yellow and pink that looks orange from Kula, and more of the burgundy, these from up-country as well.
I'll be sure I'm there on time so that you can take them home with you. And I guess I'd better buy another stand and mark it well!!
See you all then.
aloha!!
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Mika ele
Ha`aha`a
USA
1493 Posts |
Posted - 02/16/2006 : 12:23:28 PM
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Nancy,
I'd like the white shell.
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E nana, e ho'olohe. E pa'a ka waha, e hana ka lima. |
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Mika ele
Ha`aha`a
USA
1493 Posts |
Posted - 02/16/2006 : 12:26:25 PM
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Keith Sighting!!!!
I actually saw Mr. Marzullo last night at the Wed/Kanikapizza. He played nahenahe ki ho'alu on his Goodall at the pizza break then we jammed on a few songs (really nice Hi'ilawe) before Frank brought the group back on task. I told him about the Kanikapila at Bill's. He said he thought the weekend was open. Told him to check here for details. |
E nana, e ho'olohe. E pa'a ka waha, e hana ka lima. |
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