Author: UFOSqL

BOT:

Aloha Ahi Ahi UFOhana,

Just a quick Mahalo Nui Loa to the attendees of today’s Marin County Craft Fair Event and a link below to the online album.

GNOSS FIELD EVENT UPDATE:

From Ken and Rachel Mercer our hosts for the event:

There will be plenty of parking for your crew at the end of the hangar on the 101 (airport road) side, in the small parking lot between the buildings, and the bigger lot between the hangar and the Civil Air Patrol trailer at the end of the road. We’re setting up lots of signs and lights along the road and around the building, and they can enter through one of the two doors through the pilots’ lounge. I’ve attached a marked up overhead photo, if that helps.

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Btw, it’ll be dark by the time we get out so dress warm and bring a flashlight or something like it. We’ll be playing from same flight manual as today’s event. I’ll bring some copies, or you can download a copy here. But, just in case, bring your Gig Book too.

If you haven’t already, you register for the event here.

OK, that’s all I have, hope to see you folks there!

A Hui Hou,

-=SqL+Nohea+Jaike=-

:EOT

BOT:

Aloha Ahi Ahi,

No Vanikapila this Saturday as we’ll be Kanikapila-ing at the Gnoss Airfield in the evening for their Annual Holiday Party. Come join us there instead. Click here for details.

While you’re checking out the events page, consider joining us this Thursday on the 30th at the Marin County Employee Craft Fair. Details here.

For those of you who will be joining us on the 30th and at our other Holiday Events, click here to download a PDF of our 2022 Winter Flight Manual. It has most if not all of the hulas we’ll be doing, along with our favs and holiday songs. For those of you without a tablet, I will be bringing a few hard copies. This should keep us covered for our 1 hour set, so no need to bring the BIG Book.

Mahalo nui, once again, to those joined us this past Saturday. Your Aloha warmed up the room and made us feel like we were in Hawai’i . . . well almost . . . well maybe if your squint your eyes . . . ok not quite . . . but at least it was warm and happy at Vendola Cafe.

Here are the photos to prove it.

Lois sends her Mahalos to all that sent their prayers and healing mana to her daughter. She’s doing better but not quite out of the woods. Please keep her and her ‘Ohana in your thoughts.

ukeku

mahina piha,
the Saint of Christmas hula,
As a palm tree sways.

Aloha a hui hou,

-=SqL+Nohea+Jaike=-

Starry, starry night . . . paint your paw-lettes blue and gray . . . meow out on a summer day . . .

:EOT