,All's well and ends well!It was a trip to remember

Showing posts with label Keeping It Real. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keeping It Real. Show all posts
Friday, June 4, 2010
A TRIP TO REMEMBER...CROSS COUNTRY PROM
This is Aubree Ann our oldest daughter. Aubree is 17 and this was her first Prom. Aubree was invited to attend her old High School Prom in Preston Idaho. She was invited by a friend that she had known for the last three years.This Prom was to be their first date, when they met they were to young to date, so this was going to be their official first date. Now traveling to Idaho all the way from Hawaii was a long way to go just for a Prom!Aubree came to me and asked if this would be possible. Her Dad and I decided that if she was willing to earn her way and pay for her plane ticket by working for it, she could go.She agreed and said she was up for the task. Aubree had 3 months to earn $800.00 for her ticket.Yes $800.00!! Aubree negotiated with a special Family that we love and they agreed to let her babysit their 3 children exclusively and that she would be on call for them every weekend and week night that she was needed for the next 3 months. They agreed to 80hrs of child care and Aubree did it!!We were so excited for her and very proud of her diligence to work and earn her way.About one month before she was due to leave for this exciting adventure across country, Her Prom date text her and informed her that his new girlfriend did not approve of him taking Aubree to the Prom . Needless to say Aubree was devastated !! She was mostly disappointed and hurt that he had thrown their friendship aside for a new girlfriend. Aubree thought they had a real friendship and she found that this was not the case after all.So,being the Lioness that I am over my cubs, I called this young Mans Father to inquire about this decision and the Father felt that the new girlfriends feelings were top priority! So I closed the conversation by thanking him for the knowledge that He and his son clearly have no honor or respect and that we were clearly better off by not engaging with them any further. I was so hurt for my Aubree, but she gave this situation alot of thought and she decided to still take the trip since she had earned her fare and she would be with me and Travis to drop him off for his Mission in Utah anyway.Preston, Idaho is a very small town and our best friends still live there that we had planned to stay with during the Prom weekend. The word got out as to what her Prom date had done and another friend of hers called her and asked her if she would consider him as her date ? She was glad that she had another invitation so quickly and that she would be happy to accept.So we were packed and ready to leave with Travis to take him to Salt Lake City and then to head up to Idaho for the Prom.Now did I mention that Aubree has been talking to a young man who is my friends nephew, through all of this Prom Drama and he lives in Salt Lake City. So her plan was to meet him for the first time while we were in Salt lake with Travis. Well they had been chatting for 5 months total before they were to meet on our trip. She was nervous and hoping it would go well.OK, so we get to Utah and our best friends from Idaho come down to Salt Lake to spend the week with us getting Travis ready for the MTC. Aubree's friend arrived to meet her and all of us and especially her older Brother who definitely wanted to give an approval of this new friend. Well he passed with flying colors and turned out to be a wonderful guy, he also is leaving on a Mission to Atlanta Georgia in August. Aubree and her Friend were together every day while we were in Salt Lake City, we all enjoyed his company and She was in Heaven with this new handsome sweet guy that started out as a pen pal or text pal , and now has all of her attention!!!Well what about this Prom in Idaho? Oh yes, her new friend was aware of her Prom Drama and he drove all the way up to Idaho to spend the weekend with us after she was done with her evening at Prom.Yes, he waited with us while she was at Prom and we had a great time....Do you think they hit it off or what? lol..well I can tell you that Jake her Prom date was very nice and treated her to a very enjoyable evening....and the "Cou De Gras"was that the EX-Friend who had the new girlfriend came to the Prom and Aubree was fine, she handled it all with dignity and courage, she looked lovely and she came home from the Prom Happy! She did not let the Ex-friend get to her, she rose above it all and she got a Prince charming who was waiting for her return......they are still chatting every night by phone and she is hoping to see him off for his farewell for his Mission in August......whew....THAT WAS A TRIP TO REMEMBER!
Friday, March 12, 2010
"LETS RIDE"
This is "THE BEST BIRTHDAY " I ever celebrated. My Sister Holly came from Arizona with her Husband Jim and brought their Harley's, we rented ours since we did not own any at the time. We have owned Harley's on and off, but we have always loved to ride...This was the first time I rode with Al on my own. He likes me to ride with him, but It was time for my own ride!
I was raised on motorcycles from the age of about 7. My Brother raced dessert bikes and so my parents belonged to a racing club. We spent many weekends in The high desserts of California and Nevada racing. For me, being on a motorcycle is home away from home. The Rumble of a Harley underneath me just screams "Cool". It's not about the speed, just easy rider. There is a certain sense of confidence that comes over you when you are on the open road. It's free open spaces and the wind in your face, ahhhh...love it!
This was for my "40th". I was so thrilled to be with the people I love and cruise up the Coast of Southern California from Oceanside to Newport Beach on Highway 1 along the lovely West Coast.
We stopped at Olamende's in Capistrano Beach for great Mexican food. It has been there since as long as I can remember. We stopped in Laguna Beach for a cold drink at Las Brisas on the water. I worked there years ago as a cocktail waitress, oh yes, memories!
I truly loved this ride and the wonderful memories I will cherish forever. It has been six years since this ride and I haven't ridden since. It has been too long. Al and I are thinking we would love to ride here in Hawaii, but with 4 teenagers, our Harley dreams are still brewing.
Here is to the open road in Hawaii. This is a shot of the Highway out in front of my house ....
I'm thinking for my 47th this year in August....."LETS RIDE"
I was raised on motorcycles from the age of about 7. My Brother raced dessert bikes and so my parents belonged to a racing club. We spent many weekends in The high desserts of California and Nevada racing. For me, being on a motorcycle is home away from home. The Rumble of a Harley underneath me just screams "Cool". It's not about the speed, just easy rider. There is a certain sense of confidence that comes over you when you are on the open road. It's free open spaces and the wind in your face, ahhhh...love it!
This was for my "40th". I was so thrilled to be with the people I love and cruise up the Coast of Southern California from Oceanside to Newport Beach on Highway 1 along the lovely West Coast.
We stopped at Olamende's in Capistrano Beach for great Mexican food. It has been there since as long as I can remember. We stopped in Laguna Beach for a cold drink at Las Brisas on the water. I worked there years ago as a cocktail waitress, oh yes, memories!
I truly loved this ride and the wonderful memories I will cherish forever. It has been six years since this ride and I haven't ridden since. It has been too long. Al and I are thinking we would love to ride here in Hawaii, but with 4 teenagers, our Harley dreams are still brewing.
Here is to the open road in Hawaii. This is a shot of the Highway out in front of my house ....
I'm thinking for my 47th this year in August....."LETS RIDE"
Friday, February 26, 2010
Meant To Be...
This Movie is how I received my Birth name.
Hatari!
From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia
Hatari! | |
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![]() original movie poster by Frank McCarthy | |
Directed by | Howard Hawks |
Produced by | Howard Hawks Paul Helmick |
Written by | Harry Kurnitz Leigh Brackett |
Starring | John Wayne Elsa Martinelli Hardy Krüger Red Buttons |
Music by | Henry Mancini |
Cinematography | Russell Harlan |
Distributed by | Paramount Pictures |
Release date(s) | October 6, 1962 |
Running time | 157 min |
Hatari! was filmed on location in Tanganyika, (in what is now northern Tanzania). Many scenes were filmed near Arusha, Tanzania on a hunting ranch, Ngongongare Farm, owned from 1960 by
The film gathers its several characters from different parts of the world: Sean Mercer (John Wayne), Pockets (Red Buttons), Anna Maria 'Dallas' D'Allesandro (Elsa Martinelli), Kurt Müller (Hardy Krüger), Brandy De la Court (Michele Girardon), Charles 'Chips' Maurey (Gerard Blain), Luis Francisco Garcia Lopez (Valentin De Vargas) are, respectively, from USA, USA,
I was inspired by another blog to discuss how it is I have the name Brandi.
The blog that inspired me has such an elegant story.
Simone,
http://theromanticqueryletter.blogspot.com/
Me , not so elegant!!
It is kind of Funny, My parents went to see this film in 1962 and my Mother loved the name Brandy from a charachter in the movie. She was a an attractive woman , and my Mom really seemed to like her.
I have seen the movie and it was ok, but I was not drawn to it for an on-chore?

As a small child in 1st grade, I can recall the mean kid in the class taunting me calling me Whiskey and Scotch. I did not like the teasing or the demeaning comments attached to my name. Children can be so cruel can't they? And what 6 year old knows all the alcoholic beverages??? Anyway,
After first grade my parents decided to move to Southern California from the Bay area, so I inquired of my Mother to please allow me to go by my middle name Ann at my new school. She was agreeable and hence , I was known by Ann all through elementary and middle school. Thats me with the bow in my hair, celebrating my birthday 6th birthday! I did not like short hair.
It was strange to be called Ann at school and Brandi at home.
By the time I had reached High School I had decided to go by my given name and reclaim myself.
I felt very powerful inside by making the decision to use my name correctly and fully. It was a turning point for me and I really needed that sense of identity. It was a long time for kids to get use to me going by my first name and not "Ann."After a while I really disliked hearing my middle name used.
I was just in my early thirties when I had
I came to realize at that time in my early thirties that because I had been allowed to change my name, I was given permission to be less than I was, I had been hiding out since I was 6?. This was huge for me!! I know that my life would of been different had my parents told me to be proud of my name and of who I was!! So interesting how something that seemed of such little consequence created dramatic results.
My teenage years were pretty typical for a teenager who had parents struggling to keep a marriage together, the pressures of the unhappy home life certainly motivated me to socializing with my friends and probably not the best choice of friends either. My Mother was active in our Faith but I wavered and decided I wasn't interested in going to church either, how could I be good enough to be around these girls in church when I wasn't even able to own my own name?.These decisions of mine were all stemmed from not knowing who I really was.I was lost and it would be a 18 years from that 6 year old moment of decision before I would find my way home.
At the age of 24 and fully owning who I was in name and Spirit, I knew I had been missing so much in my life. I was a Hair
I quit any and all bad habits immediately and I have never looked back! This was in the early part of March 1988. I met my husband on a blind date the following month through a mutual friend at church.
We dated and were engaged in September of 1988 and we were married the following February 1989.We were married n the LDS Temple in Los Angeles, it truly is Happily ever after...
My husband had never been "part of the crowd" when it came to bad habits, not that he didn't make mistakes, but he had a strong sense of who he was and so he never smoked, drank or did any drug of any kind.
I asked him how it was that he never got caught up in those wrong choices as a teen? He said he just didn't? I still had continued to struggle with why I had been off track with my choices?
And, so on that quiet morning when I had been on my morning walk, the light came on in my mind ,spinning back to the decisions I had been allowed to make in regards to changing my name. It had impacted my spirit and belief system, that I needed to be something different than who I was to be accepted. I spent that day with my Mom in tears of sadness for that little 6 year old who was looking for relief and a safe harbor from ridicule and tears of Joy for the relief and gift of enlightenment , to see the path clearly and understand the answers and reasons for my altered journey.
I don't regret my journey, it makes me who I am today. It has made me a stronger, more insightful Mother. I can tell you that I chose names for my children that had very little options for taunting at school. Lets face it school is a jungle as it is!Some things never change!
This experience has also motivated me and challenged me to seek out opportunities for conversation and communication with my children.
I am so grateful for my Mother in my Life, she has stood by me and loved me unconditionally all my life.Mom has lived with us since 1996 on my Husbands invitation, we have enjoyed the company of Nana. My kids have grown up knowing Nana as a part of their Family life and it has been special for us all.
The sweetest part for me has been sharing our spiritual relationship.My Mom was also raised in the church and so I know her prayers for me were answered as I found light to my life and a desire for happiness.
Being a Daughter of God and knowing who I am was just " Meant to Be"
Aloha
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Rules We Try To Live By
This hangs in my dining area where we gather daily.These rules have been in force in our Kingdom as long as I have been married and we just celebrated 21 years on Feb 3.
I'd like to say that these rules are read everyday by every member of my Kingdom, but they are not...
I think they are visible to everyone, but they are not necessarily read line by line as they should be, for a reminder of comfort and peace.
I can say that when any issues arise that are adversarial, we go straight to the rules of the kingdom. If the parties involved have broken more than 5 of the rules, the phones are turned into the Dungeon for a full 7 days and grounding to the castle accompanies the seven day sentence. This may seem so lenient...5 broken rules before the 7 days, but if you notice , the majority of these rules are closely connected, so if you have broken 1, you may very well be guilty of several.
I also can report that when the guilty parties are reading over the rules after a poor choice has been made and then asked which ones apply to their issues, it is very interesting how tenderhearted they become when they have to identify the broken rules out loud.

How to keep a spirit of Love in our Home has been the greatest test above all others for me as the Mother or" Queen of my Kingdom". My entire family would probably tell you that I, "THE QUEEN" have the hottest temper and that I roar the loudest. I am fierce and true to my reflection of my Leo nature. It does not always serve me as well as I would like. In keeping to my Lioness attributes, I am very protective of my cubs.
I love to watch them play with each other and enjoy family time together. Now, in their teenage years it seems they want the normal independence of me, trying out their worldly adventures and always expecting triumphant returns. If only life worked that way.........licking their wounds is just part of the healing process, but it is hard to watch from my seat on the Throne. How will they learn if I do not let them try?
I can say that my prayers are filled with hope for strength and guidance to know what is right as their Mother?
That they will make better decisions than the day before, be a little kinder and judge a little less, be a good friend and say "I LOVE YOU"....it sounds easy enough...doesn't it?? ah only if it were so easy, than Life wouldn't be so HARD!
It seems that we only have today...and the promise of tomorrow...
I am so humbled in gratitude, that the promise of tomorrow brings me the hope of strengthening my weaknesses and it gives me another chance to endure faithfully.
I do hope that they will be forgiving of me when it comes to my weaknesses, and that they will know always that my eternal love for them resonates above all else.
How I pray that they chose these rules to live by for their own Kingdoms someday....
Home Rules courtesy of www.deseretbook.com
PHOTOS courtesy of
freaking News .com
jungle walk .com
castles from google
Thursday, February 4, 2010
My Strongest Weakness....Patience
The Parable of the Chinese Bamboo Tree...
This was posted by http://riddlezreview.blogspot.com/ she is one of my favorite people in this whole world!!! of course I love this and I hope you do too! Thanks Traci
"In everything you do in your family, keep in mind the miracle of the Chinese bamboo tree. After the seed for this amazing tree is planted, you see nothing, absolutely nothing, for four years except for a tiny shoot coming out of a bulb. During those four years, all the growth is underground in a massive, fibrous root structure that spreads deep and wide in the earth. But then in the the fifth year the Chinese bamboo tree grows up to eighty feet!
"Many things in family life are like the Chinese bamboo tree. You work and you invest time and effort, and you do everything you can possibly do to nurture growth, and sometimes you don't see anything for weeks, months, or even years. But if you're patient and keep working and nurturing, that "fifth year" will come, and you will be astonished at the growth and change you see taking place.
"Patience is faith in action. Patience is emotional diligence. It's the willingness to suffer inside so that others can grow. It reveals love. It gives birth to understanding."
From The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey (pp. 22-23)
This was posted by http://riddlezreview.blogspot.com/ she is one of my favorite people in this whole world!!! of course I love this and I hope you do too! Thanks Traci
"In everything you do in your family, keep in mind the miracle of the Chinese bamboo tree. After the seed for this amazing tree is planted, you see nothing, absolutely nothing, for four years except for a tiny shoot coming out of a bulb. During those four years, all the growth is underground in a massive, fibrous root structure that spreads deep and wide in the earth. But then in the the fifth year the Chinese bamboo tree grows up to eighty feet!
"Many things in family life are like the Chinese bamboo tree. You work and you invest time and effort, and you do everything you can possibly do to nurture growth, and sometimes you don't see anything for weeks, months, or even years. But if you're patient and keep working and nurturing, that "fifth year" will come, and you will be astonished at the growth and change you see taking place.
"Patience is faith in action. Patience is emotional diligence. It's the willingness to suffer inside so that others can grow. It reveals love. It gives birth to understanding."
From The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey (pp. 22-23)
Monday, February 1, 2010
Merci'!
I am so very honored this award comes from a lusciously brilliant chef
in France, she will wow you with her delights...please visit her blog
I know you won't be disappointed...all my ALOHA to
http://auxdelicesdesgourmets.blogspot.com/
in France, she will wow you with her delights...please visit her blog
I know you won't be disappointed...all my ALOHA to
http://auxdelicesdesgourmets.blogspot.com/
Friday, January 22, 2010
OH..HAPPY DAY!!
My Sweet Friend...Gail....Over at
Obee Designs
Tagged me with a HAPPY 101 AWARD!
I must list TEN things that make me happy:
1. MY BELIEF IN GOD
2. MY FAMILY
3. MY FRIENDSHIPS
5. BOBBLES &
6. TOKENS OF AFFECTIONS IN PINK
7.GOOD MUSIC
8. THE SPA
9. FRESH SWEET STRAWBERRIES DIPPED IN WARM WHITE CHOCOLATE
10. TO COOK FOR THOSE I LOVE
THESE ARE TEN BLOGS THAT MAKE ME HAPPY
Just want to pass on some Aloha to...
1. May at Currently On Tour
2. Kim at White Whispers 2 U
3.Traci at Riddle Me This
4.Karyn at French Charming 5.Ethel Mae Potter at The Adventures of Fred and Ethel
7.Ash at Asra Ashaon Ka
8.Kellie at Ada and Darcy
9. Holly at Holly Days Bliss
Aloha to all of my wonderful friends that I share my blogsphere with...
Aloha Nui Loa... wishes from across the sea...
Brandi
Friday, January 8, 2010
Have I done any good in the world today?
This New Year has brought me a deeper understanding of just how fragile things are in the World. At the same time, windows into people's lives have been opened up to me, where I have had a chance to view their concerns, hopes, dreams,struggles,passions,worries,challenges and yes even triumphs. In learning a little about myself, I know I am a fixer, or I at least try to be. I have come to understand that the key for me is to be a good listener rather than focusing on trying to fix what ever issue of need is at hand. A dear friend of mine recently shared her desires of living in the tropics, as I am doing and the thoughts of island living seemed to lift her spirits and bring her glimmering hopes of fresh and exciting chapters on the horizon.
Our 25+ years of sharing our lives together is a precious jewel to me. She is a few years my Senior, we met when I was 18 and I knew it all!! Where do I begin to try describe this Regal Beauty of Style,Grace,compassion for others and a fierce ability to slay the Dragons that flew into her life . She knew who she was and I loved that about her. I remember a time when I was still in my late teens and we were going out for the evening somewhere very elegant and I felt unsure of myself,she quickly calmed my fears and said"Bran, just walk in like you own the place"! I followed her lead many a time, never failing me...
I grew up with her, when my husband first met her, he understood me, much better.
She taught me a lot about my inner beauty and self worth.Her head start over me in life was definitely in my favor. I tried to learn from her mistakes that she shared with me rather than repeat them.I have found that in moments of sweet triumphs in my life , I want to share them with her first. She has blessed my life, just by sharing her life with me and loving me unconditionally.
I met her through a co-worker in the Beauty business, I have been a licensed Hair Stylist since 1981 and I am currently still,. She was looking to hire a few people and my friend invited me to come along and interview with her.Well that was the beginning of our adventures in life together, we were roommates ,sisters,friends and co -workers too.We spent many days walking the beaches of Laguna trying to figure out the keys to happiness in life...our time on the ocean is where we are at home and find peace.
We reflected a lot on the poem " footprints" during those years of walking on the beach together. It's still a favorite.
My point to sharing this precious jewel of a friend with you is that through our last conversation by cell, I felt so helpless being so far away.....remember I'm a fixer......not that being in the same room with her meant I could of changed anything for her and she wasn't needing me to fix anything either. It was just the love and support you feel when people you care about are burdened. I ended our chat with a request for her to check her in box on her email.....this was all I sent
her name in the sand, it's not the clearest photo, it was taken from my cell phone,but it was my Aloha to her, and she loved it...I hope it was something good in her world... love you Sharon....
Our 25+ years of sharing our lives together is a precious jewel to me. She is a few years my Senior, we met when I was 18 and I knew it all!! Where do I begin to try describe this Regal Beauty of Style,Grace,compassion for others and a fierce ability to slay the Dragons that flew into her life . She knew who she was and I loved that about her. I remember a time when I was still in my late teens and we were going out for the evening somewhere very elegant and I felt unsure of myself,she quickly calmed my fears and said"Bran, just walk in like you own the place"! I followed her lead many a time, never failing me...
I grew up with her, when my husband first met her, he understood me, much better.
She taught me a lot about my inner beauty and self worth.Her head start over me in life was definitely in my favor. I tried to learn from her mistakes that she shared with me rather than repeat them.I have found that in moments of sweet triumphs in my life , I want to share them with her first. She has blessed my life, just by sharing her life with me and loving me unconditionally.
I met her through a co-worker in the Beauty business, I have been a licensed Hair Stylist since 1981 and I am currently still,. She was looking to hire a few people and my friend invited me to come along and interview with her.Well that was the beginning of our adventures in life together, we were roommates ,sisters,friends and co -workers too.We spent many days walking the beaches of Laguna trying to figure out the keys to happiness in life...our time on the ocean is where we are at home and find peace.
We reflected a lot on the poem " footprints" during those years of walking on the beach together. It's still a favorite.
My point to sharing this precious jewel of a friend with you is that through our last conversation by cell, I felt so helpless being so far away.....remember I'm a fixer......not that being in the same room with her meant I could of changed anything for her and she wasn't needing me to fix anything either. It was just the love and support you feel when people you care about are burdened. I ended our chat with a request for her to check her in box on her email.....this was all I sent

Saturday, January 2, 2010
FOR THE FUTURE QUEENS FROM MY KINGDOM...My Bucket List
I think that I have decided to post this because it is very personal to me. I love blogging the most because it allows me to truly share who I am and what I am thinking and feeling . When I am able to someday slurp this blog into a hard bound Family Journal for my posterity, maybe they will feel a little closer to me by reading things that happened in my life and those whom I love most and those things that are important to me.
The things on my Bucket list are not in order of importance . I did date the things that I have already checked off, some things I won't ever really know until after I have kicked the "BUCKET"!!
I have also changed the name of my BLOG,as I am sure you can see. I decided that while this blog is about my family, I wanted to take the focus off my name and make it a little FUN! I was hoping to post the picture of my white Hummer that had my license plate"4RQUEEN" but it is still in IDAHO on the wall of our Restaurant.And the Hummer that the license plate was attached too,I sold in Honolulu last year ,2009, when gas hit over $5.00 a gallon!! I was commuting to North shore everyday.I loved my 2004 WHITE HUMMER...may she forever ride free
Things come and go......
One thing that will never change is...... there is only one QUEEN in my Kingdom and I love to remind my friends that they are the Queen's of their kingdoms as well.
So this post I dedicate to The Future Queens from my Kingdom and to all of you who rule your Kingdoms with love,grace,happiness,laughter,peace,good food,lots of forgiveness for yourself and others,kindness,charity,faith and hope. Share your dreams, make them a reality ,we only go around once, love the life you live and live the life you love....and if you haven't a Bucket List???...write one!!..it really opens your mind to things that only you know about yourself,your dreams,your hopes......once you write it, put it out to the Universe!!! I just did and so can you. I will continue to date my list as I accomplish them.
At least think about it?....here goes.....:))
My Bucket List
BE ON A GAME SHOW -FAMILY FUED DONE-1979 MARRY A KING DONE 2-8-1989
WITNESS A MIRACLE-DONE 1993 HELPED IN THE BIRTH OF MY BEST FRIENDS SON J.M.,SAW MY SWEET K.C.,T.R. AND M.C CHOOSE GOD IN THEIR LIVES AND LIVING IT..I LOVE YOU ALL 2001
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WITNESS A MIRACLE-DONE 1993 HELPED IN THE BIRTH OF MY BEST FRIENDS SON J.M.,SAW MY SWEET K.C.,T.R. AND M.C CHOOSE GOD IN THEIR LIVES AND LIVING IT..I LOVE YOU ALL 2001
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RIDE IN A HOT AIR BALLOON DONE -1991
BE PUBLISHED-literary College magazine at San Jacinto college, a poem about sailing with my Dad DONE-2000
CREATE MY OWN PERFUM IN FRANCE DONE-2004
OWN A RESTAURANT-ROADSTERS GRILLE done 2006
OWN A RACE HORSE AND RACE DONE-2006
WORK AS A REALTOR @ Sotheby’s intl. DONE-2008
SWIM WITH DOLPHINS DONE-2008
GIVE MY TESTIMONY IN HAWAIIAN DONE-2008
HEAR SHERI DEW SPEAK-BYUHAWAII DONE-2008
LIVE IN HAWAII DOING-CURRENT
FIND MY HAWAIIAN FAMILY NAME& LINEAGE
TAKE PIANO LESSONS AND PLAY ANY HYMN AND THE THEME FROM “THE NOTEBOOK”
WRITE A BOOK AND PUBLISH IT
OWN AND RIDE MY OWN HARLEY
LIVE TO ENJOY ALL OF MY GRANDKIDS
RE-UNITE MY BROTHER WITH MY MOTHER
TRAVEL TO ITALY,GREECE,SPAIN,SCOTLAND,IRELAND,ENGLAND
NORWAY,SWEDEN,DENMARK,EGYPT,AFRICA
HAVE A 2ND HONEYMOON WITH AL
BUY AL HIS A CAMARO
CHANGE SOMEONES LIFE FOR THE GOOD
SEE AL ATTAIN HIS DREAMS FOR HIS SUCCESS
BECOME A REGISTERED NURSE & WORK IN MATERNITY
LOSE ALL OF MY UNWANTED WEIGHT & STAY HEALTHY
BE A BEST FRIEND
PUT ON THE 10 VIRGINS PRODUCTION FOR THE STAKE
HAVE AN 800 FICO SCORE
SEE ALL MY CHILDREN MARRIED IN THE TEMPLE
MEET OUR PROPHET
LEARN ASTRONOMY AND PHOTOGRAPHY AND CALIGRAPHY
BE ON A COOKING SHOW
SLEEP IN A CASTLE
RIDE A ANDALUSION HORSE
SEE MY CHILDRENS DREAM S COME TRUE
KEEP MY FATHERS MEMORY ALIVE IN HIS POSTERITY
HAVE AND USE SKYNET
LEARN TO COOK AUTHENTIC, THAI AND GREEK FOOD
MAKE MONEY WHILE I SLEEP....zzz...$$$...zzz...$$$
SEE GRAND CANYON, NIAGRA FALLS,YELLOW STONE,REDWOODS,MT.RUSHMORE,PALMYRA,NAVOUU,TENESSEE,ALABAMA,KENTUCKY,CAPE COD
GO SEE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW
HAVE OUR DREAM HOME-WHERE THE SPIRIT DWELLS ALWAYS~
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