I never tire of being in the midst of the Aloha spirit.
Great food, laughs, singing, Hula, and the spirit of Aloha were overflowing.
Congratulations on your retirement, Kaipo!!!!!!!
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Kaiponohea Hale
March 19, 2020
My dear Leon….I am flattered and humbled by your blog posting of my retirement celebration at Natsunoyaʻs Tea House…. I am grateful for our friendship and extend my warmest aloha to you……me ka pono, Kaipo.