Dear Mom,
Are you proud? I think yesterday's Mai Kahiki Mai went GREAT!! Everything came together so beautifully & I really don't think there was many bumps throughout the day. When I last counted the pre-sale tickets on Friday, we were just below 300 people. I'm not sure how many came to the door, but we had a great crowd & it seems as though everyone had a great time & enjoyed everything.
Nunu sang so great for her first song. Just before she went on stage, she started to cry & said that her stomach was sore. I told her that she needed to wipe her face & get it together because she was going on stage already. I wiped her eyes, adjusted her top, grabbed her hand & we walked over to the side of the stage to wait for Uncle to give her "the look." When he looked over, he threw his head back & got teary. He called her over & out she went. Her first song was Pauoa Liko Ka Lehua & she even played her ukulele while she sang. She did SO good. Just before her second song, Uncle talked about how she was the first halau baby & that she didn't come alone...how Makana was born just a few months later & then called Makana out to dance. He mentioned that he decided to "team them up"...it was funny. So Makana danced to Ka Ua Nei while Nunu sang. I was such a cry baby....i'm sure you were too.
It's crazy to see how much they've grown up. It's actually quite scary.
I hope to get a video of it soon, so that I can put it on here, along with a few other songs from the evening.
I didn't take many pictures yesterday, as most of my time was consumed by decorations. Here is the stage all ready to go...
I hope we did you proud yesterday. Thank you for all of the notes that you left us, so that we could make sure that all went smoothly.
Love you.
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