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Obliviously Observant. Often Misunderstood. Compulsive Smart-Ass. Cryer.
Son Of Oahu/NIKE for Life/ Fanboy/Industrial Designer
Son Of Oahu/NIKE for Life/ Fanboy/Industrial Designer
It was pretty cool. But here in Hawaii the moon caught the edge of the Earth’s shadow…so that’s why that white edge on the moon. It also took SO much longer than a solar eclipse!🤣 But it was fun!
March 15, 2025 at 6:46 AM
It was pretty cool. But here in Hawaii the moon caught the edge of the Earth’s shadow…so that’s why that white edge on the moon. It also took SO much longer than a solar eclipse!🤣 But it was fun!
Nice! Mahalo for sharing and for your hospitality to our Hokulea crew! 🙏🏽🤙🏽
March 9, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Nice! Mahalo for sharing and for your hospitality to our Hokulea crew! 🙏🏽🤙🏽
Awesome! From the video I’ve seen of her visit to Alaska…
it was an amazing time for the Hokulea crew! 🤙🏽
it was an amazing time for the Hokulea crew! 🤙🏽
March 8, 2025 at 11:56 PM
Awesome! From the video I’ve seen of her visit to Alaska…
it was an amazing time for the Hokulea crew! 🤙🏽
it was an amazing time for the Hokulea crew! 🤙🏽
Those words are going to haunt Vance for the rest of his couch f*cking life!
March 2, 2025 at 7:46 AM
Those words are going to haunt Vance for the rest of his couch f*cking life!
Better to have it and not need it...
Than need it and not have it...
Right? 🤣🤙
Than need it and not have it...
Right? 🤣🤙
February 28, 2025 at 6:24 AM
Better to have it and not need it...
Than need it and not have it...
Right? 🤣🤙
Than need it and not have it...
Right? 🤣🤙
I think they sound like R2D2!🤣
February 25, 2025 at 12:27 AM
I think they sound like R2D2!🤣
Cool! I hope they enjoy the photo! ‘I’iwi (ee ee vee) are also called Scarlet honeycreepers.
The flower this bird is feeding on belongs to the Hawaiian Sandalwood tree.
The flower this bird is feeding on belongs to the Hawaiian Sandalwood tree.
February 24, 2025 at 10:48 AM
Cool! I hope they enjoy the photo! ‘I’iwi (ee ee vee) are also called Scarlet honeycreepers.
The flower this bird is feeding on belongs to the Hawaiian Sandalwood tree.
The flower this bird is feeding on belongs to the Hawaiian Sandalwood tree.
Yes…Thanks for that! They would use sticky tree sap on branches that the birds would get stuck to. Feathers collected and birds released to live another day.
February 24, 2025 at 7:40 AM
Yes…Thanks for that! They would use sticky tree sap on branches that the birds would get stuck to. Feathers collected and birds released to live another day.
Sorry…misread your question. The leaves form a pin-cushion shape that stand about a foot tall. The flower stalk can be a 2-4 feet tall.
February 21, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Sorry…misread your question. The leaves form a pin-cushion shape that stand about a foot tall. The flower stalk can be a 2-4 feet tall.