Muumus missing
BLUE EYES
everywhere in Waikiki.
What happened to that special tradition?
Aloha
John Szalay
cf0fd4...@k19g2000yqc.googlegroups.com:
If you are looking for kama'aina in mu'umu'u in Waikiki, the only
place you will find them is on the gals working the desks at the hotels.
or in the shops to sell to the tourists.
last time we were home in Hawaii, the locals RARELY went to Waikiki.
not like it was when we grew up there...
BLUE EYES
wrote:
> BLUE EYES <jwbie...@gmail.com> wrote in news:f86cce81-e133-424e-9b4f-
> cf0fd47ba...@k19g2000yqc.googlegroups.com:
>
> > I have wonderful memories of beautiful muumus worn by beautiful women
> > everywhere in Waikiki.
> > What happened to that special tradition?
> > Aloha
>
> If you are looking for kama'aina in mu'umu'u in Waikiki, the only
> place you will find them is on the gals working the desks at the hotels.
> or in the shops to sell to the tourists.
> last time we were home in Hawaii, the locals RARELY went to Waikiki.
> not like it was when we grew up there...
John Szalay:
Mahalo for the information and the corrections to the spelling of the
Hawaiian words. It is a special moment indeed to arrive at the hotel
desk be welcomed by the beautiful young ladies wearing the mu`umu`u.
Many times they also wear a flower in their hair. That says so much.
aloha oe
John Szalay
804b63...@l30g2000yqb.googlegroups.com:
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It is a special moment indeed to arrive at the hotel
> desk be welcomed by the beautiful young ladies wearing the mu`umu`u.
> Many times they also wear a flower in their hair. That says so much.
> aloha oe
>
Mom wore hers almost always, When it came time to lay her to rest we made
sure that she was wear a very flowery and comfortable mother hubbard.
If you are in the islands, stop at Punchbowl and sit awhile with my
parents and grandparents.