Rest In Peace Brudda Willie – one of the very first people I met on Maui thanks to Brudda Ed, Dec. 24, 1985. Ed, would become Willie’s manager for about 20 years. Even 35 years later, Ed was behind the scenes on this iconic Feb. 2, 2020 show. Michele and I planned to meet upContinue reading “Head Check #5: Sounds of Aloha”
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Egypt – Dec 2021- Perspectives #2 – Gender Benders
From Tuesday, December 28, 2021 Luxor – West Bank PsOV Power in Teamwork – Men Can’t Do it Alone Nabil’s World Nabil works at the hostel, among three other jobs and operations he handles. He came to the train station very early in the morning, after calling me several times from pre-boarding to its 3-hoursContinue reading “Egypt – Dec 2021- Perspectives #2 – Gender Benders”
Traditionally children dress as replicas of married couple in Vietnamese Buddhist weddings. July 14, 2007 Day #1 of wedding
Dinh’s youngest daughter, Minh Chi Ut (my youngest female) with Minh Ut.
Buddhist Wedding Day #1: Michelle’s mother’s mother or Ba Ngaoi with groom’s Ba Ngoai. Parents of the bride, (Michelle’s Aunt Thuan and Uncle Phuong) with bride and groom (pink dress and young man to her left). Sat. July 14, 2007 Photo: Michelle Hoang
Tuan up close again outside during play day #1.
Michele and a group of novices experimenting with the camera.
Michelle’s Aunt Thuan with Bri talking with Monk Thich Nu Minh Tu before visting the kids at Chua Duc Son Orphanage July 12, 2007
Anh Hai, Bri, Michele aka ChiMi or Hin, and I lending a hand with Spec. Ed kids. July 12, 2007 Photo: Hoang Ba
Teachers and cousins helping these Special Ed students, ages 5-12, of Chua Duc Son Orphanage. They were working on everything from letters and shapes to math. July 12, 2007 Photo: Hoang Ba
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