Showing posts with label aloha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aloha. Show all posts

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Most Well-Known Songs of Hawaii



There are a few Hawaiian songs that are known throughout the United
States and internationally. Living in Hawaii, I now know there are
hundreds more.


See if you can recognize the ones I am thinking of:





Most Well-Known Songs of Hawaii

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

How to Make a Hawaiian Plumeria or other Flower Lei



Sharing Aloha
Lei giving is part of living in Hawaii. Leis represent the aloha spirit.
They are given for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, birthdays, graduation,
weddings, anniversaries, for special guests at meetings on Sunday, and
of course, when tourists arrive or family comes to visit.

How to Make a Hawaiian Plumeria or other Flower Lei

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

International Market Place in Waikiki Honolulu Hawaii

If you travel to Hawaii, no doubt your family members and friends will be expecting some kind of souvenir. Instead of spending all your money for gifts, you can hit the International Market Place in Waikiki to get all your gifts in one place. Unlike most stores in Honolulu, you can bargain with the kiosk owners. Most of the little stalls are run by business owners from abroad and are eager to please.
The International Market Place is a 4.5 acre banyan-tree-shaded property situated in the heart of Waikiki. It is an open-air bazaar which has been a Waikikiattraction for several decades. Since the opening in 1957, there have been no major renovations.
It's history as a market place began on January 16, 1955 when entrepreneur Donn "Don the Beachcomber" Beach announced that a new "Waikiki village" was to be created.
Property developers in Honolulu have coveted the Market place's central location, wishing to make more upscale restaurants and shops, with a entertainment pavilion and storytelling center. But so far, it stays pretty much the same as it has always been.
The Landowner is the Queen Emma Foundation. Rumor has it that Queen Emma Land signed an agreement with Taubman Centers. Taubman owns and operates high-end malls across the country including Beverly Center in Los Angeles, the Short Hills Mall in New Jersey and Fair Oaks Mall in Virginia. Don't expect changes any time soon since redeveloping the entire area will take jumping over and through a lot of red tape.

Monday, April 7, 2008

Hawaii Calls

Here we are enjoying the sites, smells and sounds of Hawaii every day. I know many are having a long hard winter this year. Send a special gift to your favorite person or redecorate your bedroom, bathroom or living room with art of Hawaii. The people, the flowers, the scenery always bring fond memories of better times or give hope in difficult times.

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