Update

Not much action to report for this section of the West. Everyone is keeping quiet. But I have been invited to the social of the Kapolei Chapter HBDA at Makakilo Community Center. I am not riding my bike much but I can get there fairly easily for now anyway, I don't know about when the Rail Disaster kicks in. I take the "C" bus to Kapolei and then the #411 to Makakilo.

The Kapolei readers liked the poster in the Kapolei Social Dance blog. I thought I'd better include it in here too. All for a good cause.

I will try to get there by seven and make my preliminary arrangements. I will take an extra camera, since most of the readers really love their photos. And the rule is we don't get them locally. They are sent by the thousands to the world photo clouds. Facebook gets 250 million per day. I don't know how long it takes anyone to see one of yours.

"Eh Ku U Morning Dew" by Melveen Leed.

But for sure you know our readers will see them. Of course some people want to avoid their photos taken. They have a kind of a paparazzi view. I am gradually trying to learn and avoid those, and keep them out of our blogs. It will be more pleasant for everyone.

Kapolei posted Town Dancer blog by Calvin Ota of HBDA in their Web Site and the hits went through the ceiling. Yes, we know, some web sites are just beating their gums. Just watch the blogs with the photos and you will see hits which means that someone is looking.

Perhaps I can get a ride down the hill from someone leaving a little after nine. From there it is easy to get the last "C" bus going to Nanakuli. On the way back I can listen to some of the best boleros ever composed on my mini computer and using my good earphones. The entire passing panorama changes for the better, The people look better and seem to be friendlier. If I have my "nectar of the gods" in my flask so much the better. Just fine with me and makes for a nice trip. I get home feeling no pain and can start the preliminaries of my experience on my blog until I get sleepy and konk out.