hands UP

Within the past month now we have noticed that Kamahele is more aware of his surroundings as well as his body. For some reason he likes to play with his hands and constantly has them up as though he's ready to "throwdown". We've dubbed his mittens (that protect his face from his nails) as his boxing gloves. His daddy says "he just getting ready for the UFC", mommy says "ya right!" Here's some pictures of him ready for action....

Ready anytime, even in his sleep!

You want knuckle sandwich!

So many things have been going on in the past few weeks, so to make it short here is a quick look at some of the many events that have been going on!

Visiting and listening to tutu sing....

hanging out with cousins.....

Aunty Alana's bridal shower....

Uncle Ka'i's homecoming from Samoa.....

....and birthday parties galore!

Phew....and i still pull it all off with a smile

What A Complainer

This is what Kamahele does when he wants attention. He dosen't really cry he just complains.

He got it from his mama!

So as you all know I love, LOVE, love to dance and I think my baby got the dancing gene. A couple of nights ago Kahi was playing music and baby started bobbing his head up and down. Then he got the arm going.....check it out, the boy has got some rhythm!



Coincidence? You tell me....hehe!

This one is for the Grandma's...

Happy Easter!

Thanks aunty for my easter shirt

A couple of weeks ago we were so lucky to have my mom and dad visit us. We had so much fun hanging out with them, that i tried to convince them to extend their stay. However duties called and they returned back to Hawaii last week :( Thanks so much for everything and please come and visit us again soon.

Kamahele loved talking to grandma.....

and of course sleeping with papa during conference ;0

BYU Luau

Since my brother in law junior was going to be the main male solo Tahitian dancer you already know we just HAD to buy tickets to see this! Nevertheless he did a great job and we had so much fun cheering him and Krysynt on as they were the stars of the Tahitian section. Awesome job guys! Kamahele was such a good boy, he sat and marveled at the bright lights, costumes, and dancing that went on all around him.