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Mahalo! So glad to hear Frank is doing better! God bless!

It would be My Privilege to have you as a friend. Frank is doing well, thanks to God, St. Jude & my CAF friends who have been praying for him since last March. Thank you for asking.

Thank you. I agree, most places are better than Florida. Though I like the mountains above all. The ole Cherokee indian blood from my fathers family.

If you say so. And now you visited mine. lol

i saw you visited my page.

Ok...my head hurts now. Pass the SPAM (which I love).

You sneak you!lol
I ask my wife last night how to say welcome & she said there isn't a translation for that. So I went online & came up with this...
"welcome" Heahea. There is no equivalent to the English; one may say hale: he hale kou, you have a house (you are always welcome there). Call of welcome, heahea, kāhea, pā kāhea. To welcome guests, hoʻokipa i ka malihini. Welcome song, mele komo. You are welcome, he mea iki, he mea ʻole (lit. a little thing, nothing; modern). Expression of welcome: should [you wish to] come to the land, there is a house, poi, fish for you, and land is for you, i kū ā hele mai i ka ʻāina, he hale, he ʻai, he iʻa nou, nou ka ʻāina. To wear out a welcome, uluhua i ka pīnaʻi. Welcome! E komo mai! Mai! He mai!

LOL....I looked it up online

LOL, you got me, I'll have to find my Hawaiian dictionary.

You're quite welcome, moloi`eheme Did I "say" it right?