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April 30, 2006
Eucharist
Katie's First Communion, otherwise known as First Eucharist, at Sacred
Heart Church in Manoa.
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Eucharist
Katie's First Communion, otherwise known as First Eucharist, at Sacred
Heart Church in Manoa.
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Spam Jam
The annual Waikiki Spam Jam celebrates everyone's favorite mystery meat.
Hawaii residents consume more Spam per capita than any other state in the
union. Check out my video of the Spam Jam at HawaiiVog.com.
Posted by Moblog at 12:22 AM | Comments (0)
April 23, 2006
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
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Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:12 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:11 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:10 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:08 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:06 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:03 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
Posted by Moblog at 2:01 PM | Comments (0)
Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum hosts "Celebrating Chinese Women: Qing Dynasty to Modern
Hawaii," a small exhibit in the Castle Memorial Building.
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(808) 524-3544 & (808) 538-9369
Payphone Project: Numbers (808) 524-3544 and (808) 538-9369. Located at the
downtown YWCA (1040 Richards Street). Hawaiian Telcom; no incoming calls.
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(808) 524-3544 & (808) 538-9369
Payphone Project: Numbers (808) 524-3544 and (808) 538-9369. Located at the
downtown YWCA (1040 Richards Street). Hawaiian Telcom; no incoming calls.
Posted by Moblog at 12:23 PM | Comments (0)
Communion
Katie participates in the first and only rehearsal for her first communion
(eucharist) at Sacred Heart Church in Manoa.
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Communion
Katie participates in the first and only rehearsal for her first communion
(eucharist) at Sacred Heart Church in Manoa.
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April 22, 2006
Gas Gas Gas
Here we go again. At least it's under $3 at Costco, still. Jen's minivan
has quite an appetite! Note the vast expanse of forehead captured in the
reflection.
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April 17, 2006
Lost
"LOST" filming at the Dillingham Transportation Building (737 Bishop St.). Honolulu Café and the covered courtyard play "Dina's," a coffee shop of some sort. Employees wear gold shirts with embroidered maroon aprons and caps. No stars sighted, sadly, so I don't know whose flashback it is.
Posted by Moblog at 3:55 PM | Comments (0)
Lost
"LOST" filming at the Dillingham Transportation Building (737 Bishop St.). Honolulu Café and the covered courtyard play "Dina's," a coffee shop of some sort. Employees wear gold shirts with embroidered maroon aprons and caps. No stars sighted, sadly, so I don't know whose flashback it is.
Posted by Moblog at 3:54 PM | Comments (0)
Lost
"LOST" filming at the Dillingham Transportation Building (737 Bishop St.). Honolulu Café and the covered courtyard play "Dina's," a coffee shop of some sort. Employees wear gold shirts with embroidered maroon aprons and caps. No stars sighted, sadly, so I don't know whose flashback it is.
Posted by Moblog at 3:53 PM | Comments (0)
April 16, 2006
Easter
The family's batch of colored Easter eggs. We'll be eating egg salad
sandwiches all week.
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Easter
Mass at St. Pius X in Manoa, sister cathedral to Sacred Heart.
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Easter
Mass at St. Pius X in Manoa, sister cathedral to Sacred Heart.
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Lost
Scenes in "Dave," the "LOST" episode that aired April 6, included several
shot at the YWCA on Richards Street (also Sayid's mosque and Hurley's
institution in Season 1). These windows are where "Dave" and Hurley parted
company, after Hurley decided against leaving the institution.
Posted by Moblog at 12:16 PM | Comments (0)
Lost
Scenes in "Dave," the "LOST" episode that aired April 6, included several
shot at the YWCA on Richards Street (also Sayid's mosque and Hurley's
institution in Season 1). This is the stairwell where "Dave" and Hurley
began their escape attempt.
Posted by Moblog at 12:14 PM | Comments (0)
Lost
Scenes in "Dave," the "LOST" episode that aired April 6, included several
shot at the YWCA on Richards Street (also Sayid's mosque and Hurley's
institution in Season 1). This is the gym where "Dave" was snubbed in a
basketball game.
Posted by Moblog at 12:12 PM | Comments (0)
April 15, 2006
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
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Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:57 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:55 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:54 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:10 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:09 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:08 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:07 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 1:06 PM | Comments (0)
Brunch
An early Easter brunch with dad, Gayle and family at Makino Chaya in
Mililani (94-780 Meheula Parkway), a very popular all-you-can-eat Japanese
seafood buffet. Though its in our neighborhood, it's our first visit.
Posted by Moblog at 12:38 PM | Comments (0)
April 13, 2006
Lost
Silly TV trivia: This is Marin Lane, between Smith and Nuuanu streets in
downtown Honolulu, which played the snowy street where Rose met Bernard in
last night's "Lost" episode, "S.O.S." A friend watched as they trucked in
the ice and filmed the short night scene three weeks ago. That's O'Toole's
on the corner, across from Murphy's.
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April 9, 2006
Mommies
Jen and Paige, two mom-i-licious podcasting superstars. Paige does the
great Mommycast, a genuine Podshow Podcast, from Virginia.
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April 7, 2006
Videoblogging
I haven't moblogged in a while, 'cause I've been trying to participate in
Videoblogging Week 2006. See what this dork does with moving pictures at
HawaiiVog.com.
Posted by Moblog at 1:53 PM | Comments (0)
April 2, 2006
Lost
This arrived in the mail today. (Hanso Foundation is the fictional
corporation behind some of the mysteries of "Lost.") Cool, and slightly
creepy.
Posted by Moblog at 10:17 AM | Comments (1)
Lost
This arrived in the mail today. (Hanso Foundation is the fictional
corporation behind some of the mysteries of "Lost.") Cool, and slightly
creepy.
Posted by Moblog at 10:16 AM | Comments (0)
April 1, 2006
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. Not sure what this dessert is, it was complimentary (for a slight
wait for our food). It had a bitter bite to it.
Posted by Moblog at 7:05 PM | Comments (0)
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. I had the crispy moi with white beans, bitter greens, and salsa
verde. Just erupting with flavor.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. Jen had risotto with mushrooms, baby carrots, and truffle essence.
Hearty and delicious.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. Bruschetta with mushrooms and risotto cheese. Delicious!
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Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. Baby greens with pine nuts and pancetta.
Posted by Moblog at 6:10 PM | Comments (0)
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. A Caesar salad, with croutons that taste a bit like won ton chips.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. Lemonade, with a splash of mint.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. For starters, bread, olive oil and olives.
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Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about. A simple menu on a clipboard.
Posted by Moblog at 5:45 PM | Comments (0)
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about.
Posted by Moblog at 5:36 PM | Comments (0)
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about.
Posted by Moblog at 5:33 PM | Comments (0)
Town
Jen and I mark 12 years of togetherdom with dinner at Town (3435 Waialae
Ave.), a restaurant that Gail at HawaiiDiner.com made us very curious
about.
Posted by Moblog at 5:31 PM | Comments (0)
April Fool's
After the wettest month in history, after events everywhere were cancelled
in a panic, the skies over Manoa - yes, Manoa - are bright, blue, and
frosted with light fluffy clouds. This is the best prank Mother Nature has
pulled on us in a while.
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