(Aloha to my friend Ann! The conversation on the phone was pleasant last night. I hope you like my writings and the pictures here. I also hope you create a blog. Its easy to create a blog, and you have a lot to say. I want to read your writings and see your drawing)
I ke-ia kakahiaka, ua 'ike i ke ohu ua puhi malalo o na- kukui alanui. Ua anuanu o ka makani a me ke ohu. Ua ka puka ana o ka la- ma ka hola eono hapalua no laila, ua noho au i kahakai i ka po'ele'ele a me ho'olohe i ka po'i ana o na- nalu. Ua nani ia. Ua ekahi kalaka maka'i kalaiwa ma kahakai, imi no mea hiamoe kanaka i kahakai. Ku- 'ole i ke ka-na-wai o ka hiamoe i ka po- i kahakai i ke-ia kulanakauhale. I nehinei ua ka ho'ohoe no wai ma'ema'e apuni o ka uapo. I ka ho'ohoe ana, lehulehu na- mea he'e nalu ho'ohoe ka- la-kou papa he'e nalu, le'ale'a ia. Kako'o o ka ho'hoe na- ka Hui Holo lio Nalu.
Kekahi mau 'o-lelo hou
aloalo, hibiscus
'ino, storm
palu, lick
hanu, sniff
hou, sweat
luana, enjoy
kaukini, thousand
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