Aloha! What a great weekend we had! My husband had knee surgery this past Friday and we had planned to plant some palm trees, well as you know in Hawaii everyone is family. To make a long story short my brother and some good friends of ours came over with out any second thoughts or excuses and helped plant about 25 palm trees. I am so grateful for them! If that does not show the ALOHA Spirit then I don't know what will.
The vowels are pronounced: A as in father, E as in vein, I as "ee" in peep, O as in own, and U as "oo" in boo.
These are some pictures I took as we were coming down the H3. When we get a lot of rain we get waterfalls on the mountains. It is so beautiful!
Check out my website http://www.svahawaiianjewelry.com/ and receive 10%off with coupon number svasv10 or just go on and tell me what you think. : )
Rose : )
Word for the day: Turtle - Honu
A little more on the Hawaiian Language:
The vowels are pronounced: A as in father, E as in vein, I as "ee" in peep, O as in own, and U as "oo" in boo.
The consonants are pronounced: H as in hale, K as in Kate, L as in laid, M as in moon, N as in noon, P as in peak, and W as in always.
These are some pictures I took as we were coming down the H3. When we get a lot of rain we get waterfalls on the mountains. It is so beautiful!
Check out my website http://www.svahawaiianjewelry.com/ and receive 10%off with coupon number svasv10 or just go on and tell me what you think. : )
Have a great MONDAY!
Rose : )Check out this website on getting healthy the natural wayhttp://www.mary-anns.com/100%20Days/100%20Days%20landing%20page.php I Was in a MOPS (Mothers of PreSchoolers) group in California and was blessed to have Mary-Ann speak to our group.
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