Very Slowly

But as slow is it is going, it is moving up in hits. Let's be patient. I am making a few contacts and most over there already have their own Web sites and Micros and think they do not need blogging. No can blame, not many know about blogging.

"It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop."

Most people seem to accept East Honolulu as a bedroom community and are more than willing to work and play in town. They can really conceive of themselves as City People, they live in Honolulu. However, there seems to be a growing perception among many that they can live, work, play (and dance) in their own kuleana.

They all will have to pay for the Rail Mess, but they cannot be forced to use it like many in West Oahu. Price of eggs and milk to $7? Lucky you. Think of the section all the way to Makapuu Point. Covers a lot of ground and a lot of good people.

"Band of Gold" by Freda Payne

One "odder" nice thing is that most of the people dance American Style of Dance. They can dance in any social situation in Town, including Night Clubs with each other and without any discomfort. And those that dance country find the entire thing easy to accept. Very possible that there will be a new social dance club in the area and perhaps even a Night Club.

Pub's Side Note: Three of the most powerful tools for marketing a dance organization's services and products is through their Newsletters, Web and Blog sites. The benefits are many and it is the least expensive PR. They keep the organization's Name out in front of potential and current members, the media and Ballroom Dance Professionals.