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Come on down to first Friday in Old Wailuku on February 6th from 5 to 10 pm Gallerie Ha will be having music, dance, and an all ages poetry slam. The bands are Sing Sing Laugh Laugh and Gulch of Rot Aloha Poetry Slam is all ages and starts at 8pm until 10pm First prize gets $ cash, must be 13 yea...
01/29/2009
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https://www.mywhitecloud.com/americasworstbathroom_voting/Register.jsp I made the top Ten Worst Bathrooms in America There are only ten entries and I am the third one down on the left side Vote for me and I'll get a years supply of toilet paper and we all know what that means if you live on an ...
01/14/2009
Maui Arts and Cultural center 2009 Portrait challenge. This lovely lady was chanting in front of her image what a sight and sound it was, she brought tears to my eyes. This is why I love Maui so much, you would never hear or see this at MOMA in a big city. Very moving to me. Aloha Jeffery Griffin
01/06/2009
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First Friday event; Arts, music, food, drinks in old town Wailuku Gallerie Ha has Sing Sing Laugh Laugh featuring Pat Masumoto and then Gena Spindle is Headlining tonight The Banyan Tree @ Vineyard has the Haiku Hillbillies playing. Aloha Poetry Slam is an all ages poetry slam that starts @ 8 pm ...
01/02/2009
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"An Open Letter to the Ohana's on Maui"
My heart goes out to each and everyone of us, as we struggle in these trying times. The information provided on this blog is courteous & only meant to inform you, your families, friends. Many of us have found ourself ousted with no where to turn to. In these turbulent times I'm often reminded to remain humble & pure, because any of us could be on the receiving end of a foreclosure, there are 100's maybe 1000's of attributes that bring us to a loss of homes. I'm here to help and inform, "please call me" and I promise to help you to the best of my ability. Owners, Industry folks, Renters, anyone who is affected by foreclosures, because in the long run we are all are in this together. Aloha Jeffery