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Happy Family?vista 1182 vecesThis is quite an old photograph -- pre WW2. My mother, on the left, looks positively wicked. Baba, Nana, and Birdie --- with a bright yellow flower.
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The Newlyweds -- Honolulu Airport, Summer 1948vista 886 vecesMy father and mother on arrival in Honolulu, for the first meeting with Nana and Baba --- my maternal grandparents.
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Christmas at 1080 Makaiwa Streetvista 615 vecesThis looks like one of those self-timer photographs, were Baba set the camera and then ran in (almost) into the frame. Baba (on his knees), me, my mother, Nana, Bappy, Neil Moore, and my aunt Birdie. Photographed at 1080 Makaiwa Street, circa 1956.
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Nana, Baba, and Mevista 609 vecesAt Shauna's birthday party at the Elks Club, Waikiki. I guess 1964 or 1965. I look delighted with the experience. Baba needs new glasses.
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The Comfort Stationvista 5539 vecesThe location and date of this photograph are unknown, but I'm guessing it's not Hawaii. My grandfather, Baba, with my aunt Birdie outside the "comfort station."
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Baba at the Elks Clubvista 367 vecesCirca 1964 or 1965 --- needing new eyeglasses.
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The Familyvista 328 vecesMy mother, father, and grandparents Nana and Baba, at 140 Dowsett Avenue. I am guessing that this is circa 1948.
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Baba at the Elks Club, Waikiki Beachvista 1628 vecesBaba (circa 1964 or 1965) checking out the Waikiki shoreline from the Elks Club. I don't ever remember him going to Elks meetings: I think he just joined because the club has a great location on the beach.
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Nana, Baba, and the Silverswordvista 1047 vecesThe only thing I know about this photograph of Nana and Baba is that it was taken at the top of Haleakala on Maui: that's the only place where silversword grows. There are other pictures in the same series featuring people I don't know. All seem to have the same logo on their caps. I tried zooming in on it, but couldn't make out what it was. Circa 1947 or so.
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Nana, Baba, and Mevista 308 vecesThe thing I like best about this photograph, taken circa 1956, are our bare feet. I zoomed in on them with Photoshop, and they're pretty well worn. No wearing of house slippers for us --- bare feet!
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Shoe Shine Boyvista 872 vecesBaba (my maternal grandfather) loved to build make-believe forts for me, using rope and blankets. Here I am with a fort, but I seem to be preoccupied with the shining of shoes. I think the radio (is that what it is?) in the background is amazing.
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Nana Reading A Magazinevista 400 vecesI am guessing that Baba took this photograph. I must have inherited this trait from him: I love annoying Marjorie by taking her photograph in bed, when she's trying to read or relax.
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