[HuiPulamaMau] Tomorrow's meeting/ideas

[Shimizu, Gordon]

Aloha All,

My apologies, but I won't be at today's meeting. I'm in the middle of
getting ready for visitors tomorrow (just my son and his fiancee…but gotta
make the place look good!!)

I have not heard back from Mike Salinger when I inquired for help from
Michelle Jordan nor his culinary students to help with our planned luau.
I will keep trying.  He's a very busy guy!

It looks like we are running out of options for a place to hold the luau.
I don't know how much $$ we have in our budget, but another consideration
may be to rent a place off campus.  If OK with all, I will look for places
that could be a potential venue.

Anyhow…have a good meeting and have a great Thanksgiving with family and
love ones…Gordon

On 11/20/13 7:48 AM, "Wilder, Violet" <vwilder at santarosa.edu> wrote:

>Lauren, I would try to get a cost for everything that way we can budget
>for it.  
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>Thanks,
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>Violet
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Servais, Lauren
>Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 6:34 PM
>To: Puha, Liko; Wilder, Violet; Morohashi, Jo;
>huipulamamau at listserv.santarosa.edu
>Subject: Tomorrow's meeting/ideas
>
>Aloha, 
>
>I have to miss tomorrow's meeting since I promised another instructor at
>the start of the semester that I'd sub in her class.  I'm sorry!  It's
>the only Wednesday I will miss the rest of the semester.
>
>I spoke to Theresa from the Museum and she still needs to unpack the
>artifacts she's received.  We'll definitely have a display in the Museum,
>but I'll need to check in with her after the artifacts are unpacked and
>catalogued. 
>
>I need to check in again with Micca Grey about the display in Doyle
>Library.  When I talked to her last, it seems like we'll be able to do
>this.  I'll check in with her again.
>
>For the Ohana Area at Day Under the Oaks, I'd like to get Polynesian
>Nation and possibly Puente Club students to help us out.  I think it
>would be great for them, they'd bring good energy to our festivities, and
>we'd get people-power.
>
>Here are some ideas for the Ohana Area:  (This will be a lot of fun!)
>Hula lei-making (with real flowers or paper) talk story time and/or story
>time reading Hawaiian books coloring pages ʻulu maika (I think it's
>called this) a stone is rolled between two stakes Hawaiian Checkers (not
>sure this is authentic, but I played it as a kid) Sand petroglyphs We
>could translate their names to Hawaiian and then create a craft project
>using their Hawaiian name Can we get a shaved ice machine? (a good one?)
>Tattoo stencils for arms and legs We could also have booths that teach
>the kids about Hawaiian Geography, Language, Culture, wildlife, etc.
>
>I think it would be great to create a little booklet for the kids, so
>they can get stamps as they go through, and then if they get a certain
>amount of stamps, they get a prize, like Shaved Ice or something else.
>My kids love it when they have an activity book to complete.
>
>More ideas to come...
>
>As for a shirt, I vote for Red, Yellow, Black.  On the shirt, I think our
>name and a symbol that represents us would be awesome.
>
>Also, spring semester is nearly here.  Do we want to start meeting more
>often when we return from Winter break?  Wednesdays still work for me.
>
>After tomorrow's meeting, let me know what else I can do.
>
>Lauren :)
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