It really was
more like going for a walk in nature than being in a garden, as there weren't many flowers but that Blue Marble Tree! Isn't that a cool name for a tree! ha ha It
casts its blue “marbles” all over the ground. Right next to it was a beautiful tree
with yellow starfish flowers! :) I don’t know the name of it but I would name it the
Yellow Starfish Tree. Yellow flowers and purple marbles lying amidst
mulchy browns and green grass...oooo would be a lovely fabric design. I
took a pic but it didn’t turn out very well.
The other tree I just adored is one that I would name “Parrot Tree”.
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| 32 acres next to the beautiful Ko'olau Mountains |
Last night we attended the Cook Island performers in the Hukilau Marketplace Pacific Theater. They are excellent and so energetic! Here is a wigglegram via Andrew's app "Scopi" of a Cook Island dance scene. Kind of fun to take a wigglegram of hula dancing ha ha! That’s what we should call us grandmas who do the hula...wigglegrams. hehehe
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| Cook Islanders performing at the PCC |
It was all a lovely Saturday after a very busy week! We have been doing "perception analysis" with the old canoe pageant and the new Huki pageant. We invite about 30 guests to come and using little dials, they rate whether what they are seeing is boring or awesome. :)
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| Part of our team: Chris, Abram, Dexter, Hui Lam... setting things up for analysis. |
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| A scene from the new and very awesome "Huki Canoe Celebration" |
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| This is our research office Ohana Chris, me, Tsai-Yi (Taiwan), AJ (Philippians), Abram (WA), Del (CA), Helam (Hong Kong), Junha (Korea) |
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