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Aloha UFOhana,
It’s that time of the month folks, and once again Reverend Chip has graciously opened the Campbell Hall to the UFOhana. Mahalo Nui Chip! We are so blessed to have you as ‘Ohana . . .
Runtime will be 6:30pm to 9pm-ish. BYPotluck (main dishes please, a few desserts ok), BYOGear (book lights, music stands, etc.) and always, some extra Aloha to share. . . of course.
Saturday Kanikapila will be held at the UFOHQ, 2-4pm, BYOSB (Snacks and Beverages) if you need to and BYOMS (Music Stands).
Mahalo nui to those that participated in last week’s Kanikapila(s). Your Aloha and mana pono (caring spirit) was amazing. What a great comeback from “The Flood”. Click the image below for an Album of the Friday Re-Opening of the UFOHQ (aka Friday Kanikapila after the Flood).
Mahalo nui to all that participated in the PIKO fundraiser that made it possible for us to donate instruments like the Bass (and Ukuleles) to the schools of Marin.
Saturday we were off to the see the Wahine Na Mahina ‘oawa (Woman of the Valley of the Moon) . . . it was great being back in the Sonoma Valley Womans Club House. Mahalo nui to Dorothy and crew for hosting us and to Betty Ann and Hula Mai for sharing their Hula and Aloha with us. Click below for album. . .
Btw, we’ll be at the Elks next Friday stay tuned for more info. Below, a little something John found from an Elks Magazine. Seems we were not the first to play Ukuleles at the Elks . . .
Ok, that should do it for now. Take care and stay dry . . . I hear another storm is coming our way.
Uke-Ku
a surging rhythm,
a dancer’s nod starts the dance,
a vessel of joy.
Malama Pono,
-=SqL+Nohea+Jake=-
:EOT