The North Kohala Community was out in full force last night for the art opening of Rebecca Lux Parks at the Kave Kafe. Great art, great food, great company, and great dancing. Great job Rebecca!
Please come out this Saturday for the Ka Ulu Ana event! Local dignitaries compete in the Chicken Wok Out using local chicken raised by the Ka Hana No’eau Mentorship Program. This Saturday at the Intergenerational Center (Kam Park behind gym) 10 – 3pm. See you there!
I was driving down my road and saw this butterfly enjoying a fresh pile of horse shit. It seemed like a visual metaphor for life. I certainly got a lot out of it. Here are a few life lessons to be gleaned from the experience:
Ah…. OK…I am out of life lessons gleaned from a butterfly on horse shit. Got your own???
Sometimes my life has a dreamlike quality to it. In the midst of my daily juggling act to keep all of my balls in the air, very often beautiful little miracles appear. I say YES and find myself having a unique experience- surrounded by incredible natural beauty and fantastic people. Yesterday was one of those days. Artist and ecology educator Peter Antrim Kowalke asked me to join him and his Art In Sight Board of Directors aboard a sail on the Maile. The wind was light and we did more motoring than sailing, but the water was this incredible indigo color, we saw lots of whale tail, and the company was great. I always appreciate the shift in mental perspective that I get from seeing the islands from the water. It is like looking at life’s challenges from another angle to gain new perspective. Look from above, look from below, look from the water.
Peter Antrim Kowalke aboard the Maile
Well… if you couldn’t be there (or even if you were) check out the highlights from our local restaurants, markets and night spots!
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