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The Things I Learned With Uncle George Kahumoku Jr By Kamakanōweo Kekauoha-Schultz 5-30-23 Aloha mai kākou. My name is Kamakanōweo Kekauoha-Schultz, I am 16 years old […]
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April 5, 2022
We fished and planted by the moon. We found that the three nights before the full moon called Po ‘Akua, Po Hoku and Po Mahealani were best for planting taro. We sometimes planted taro on Hilo or new moon.
April 5, 2022
I met George carrying his 12-string guitar (along with his ubiquitous box of organic bananas) in a parking lot, and he told me the good news: he had been nominated for his fifth Grammy award.
April 1, 2022
One of my favorite reasons for planting taro (besides eating) is for the spiritual link to my ancestral older brother, the Kalo. It reminds me of where I came from and where I’m going. Taro also needs the inter-relationship with man in order to survive and do well. This show of affection.