Aloha, Friend!
Welcome
back to
W A I K I K I
Today
click on photos!
Welcome
back to
W A I K I K I
Today
click on photos!
This is the Waikiki that you probably think of:relaxing and playing at da beach
But there is housekeeping to be done.
This guy is using an old palm branch as we have done forever.
Sweeping...sweeping...Aloha, my friends!
You may have noticed
(if you've been visiting here for a while)
that USUALLY I post EVERY day around midnight.
I also like to visit all of YOUR blogs
spending hours a day on line.
Well, I've been having some
connectivity issues
here on the ole boat
and it has disrupted my
on-line activities.
So PLEASE excuse
that I haven't been ABLE
to visit your blog lately.
Once this gets squared away
I'll be back!
ALOHA, cloudia
I wonder, how durable are those palm stalks?
ReplyDeleteand I wonder how effective those palm brooms are.
ReplyDeleteLink well and Prosper! Hope we all re-connect soon!
ReplyDeleteCiao,
John
I love the graceful palm branch brooms--maybe if I had one I'd use it more. . .or not :O)
ReplyDeleteMissing you.
Aloha! Don't get too busy... ;)
ReplyDeleteLook forward to reading you back!!
Blogtrotter Two is having a MED break. Enjoy and have a great week!!
Glad to see you on my blog! You are a welcome visitor! Aloha!
ReplyDeleteNext week I will have a week's break. So I have an entry scheduled, but cannot answer the comments. I'll answer them later.
Those palm brooms work very well...then you throw them out (or compost :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sticking with me, friends!!
Love to see the utilitarian photos, the view behind the view.
ReplyDeletemaintenance is necessary
ReplyDeleteI am glad you're around. Sorry about those troubles. I have connectivity problems. Seems I have to unplug the modem and router every time I turn the computer on. Crazy.
ReplyDeleteSo long as you're with us!
Sweet!
ReplyDeletemumbai hopes your connectivity problems are a thing of the past now!
ReplyDeletenamaste /\
aloha!
Hope your connectivity improves.
ReplyDeleteLove the palm branch brooms. My parents-in-law do them a little differently. They tie the fronds to a wooden handle then compost the fronds and put new ones on the handle. I think it's easier to hold that way.
ReplyDeleteI feel your pain on connectivity issues! Thanks for stopping by and letting me know, cher! Aloha!
ReplyDeleteGOOD POST.
ReplyDeleteREGARDS
dINESH cHANDRA
Like you even i am facing this connectivity problem...so i understand you completely.Its always a pleasure to visit your blog Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteWe too use coconut leaves like you use palm leaves.
I hope your computer woes are behind you. Such a colourful post.
ReplyDeleteThose darn connection issues!
ReplyDeletethere she is.
ReplyDeletewonderful to have a familiar peak into your life.... good luck with your connectivity!
ReplyDeleteThere's always housekeeping...isn't there?? Wouldn't it be nice if we all had someone else to do it for us?? Sorry you are having connection problems...I've just gone through that myself! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteSorry you are having technical difficulties .. hope its all better soon! Aloha, Sistah!
ReplyDeleteCan you believe, that 22 years ago on our honeymoon my husband bought me a ring at that very outdoor shop to the left in the open-air plaza photo... I believe there was a beautiful whale fountain nearby.
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