Hats off to Barbara Baker, Bill Arakaki and all those Department of Education folks that pulled together the district science fair at the Kaua‘i Veterans Center. It was nice to see Dean and Linda Okayama in parent roles outside the
Hats off to Barbara Baker, Bill Arakaki and all those Department of Education folks that pulled together the district science fair at the Kaua‘i Veterans Center.
It was nice to see Dean and Linda Okayama in parent roles outside the soccer field, and even Wendall Kam got to be a daddy instead of Young Brothers.
Brandi Kam has this baking thing wired — she said it’s not just about which flour rises higher, it’s about which one tastes better. So, if the one that tastes better is less expensive than the one that rises higher, which would you choose?
Coach Fred Sasan (he does more than coach cross country) said Brandi needs to bake him some Valentine muffins, now.
Neill Sams had an orchid for Gov. Linda Lingle at the Kapa‘a Business Association that the governor attended. Neill said the weather has been ideal for orchids and the Garden Island Orchid Society’s annual spring fantasy should have some nice specimens on display.
Kenny Ishii was there to be installed as a KBA director. But where was he Thursday when it was a toss up between the saimin, the pork chops, or the French toast (made with sweetbread)?
Michael Hough was photographing the KBA event using a Nikon 700D, and said the quality of the images makes big posters a breeze.
Happy Valentine’s Day, Kaua‘i!
• Dennis Fujimoto, photographer and staff writer, can be reached at 245-3681 (ext. 253) or dfujimoto@kauaipubco.com
