[2004] Ho'olaule'a...

means a celebration. Well we surely celebrated by doing a walk from Ala Moana Shopping cntr. to Waikiki, I think its at least 2 miles. It didn't seems a long walk when you are accompanied with good people. Anways, took a friend of mines from Russia to the ho'olaule'a to listen to some food and eat some music :). Along the journey was a CO, AP, me, CO's sister, and Tanya who was AP's friend, then joined by SG and T, which they parted ways cuz they won a roundtrip to Nanakuli, after that we were joined by the one and only malasada man on this island. [did u know he dissapeared for about 10 minutes and came back with roses for the females, I was impress] Wow!! if Julie only knew. At the block party we listened to music from old school rock n roll where Tanya ROCKED OUT!!! the Russian way, falsetto music, some alternative rock, and hula dancing it was the best. Oh! I got to share an dip n dots with AP she's a cool gal. Took a picture at the Duke K. statue. Got drizzled on for a bit but nothing rained on our parade, Tanya was determined to get her milk shake. In a nutshell just a bunch of peeeps having fun, sampling some ALOHA, and lots of laughter.Ho'omana'o aloha, to remember with affection.[i sure will]

Ho'olau'lea 2004

Moanalua falsetto group. [they kickA$$]

Me N my peeps. :-)

Malasada Man, CHulk, Plastic Woman to the rescue..

Guess who gave those flowers?!

Anna N Tanya splashing in the water, really thats the ocean in the back.

Tanya and the beach walk to Waikiki looking for milkshake.