CLOSING NIGHT AND A LOCO MOCO: BOTH GREAT FINISHES.

They had two birthday cakes for the 50th party of YWAM, Kona, Hawaii.
These cakes had 3000 cup cakes on them, Carol and I helped frost 900.

The finally was a Polynesian extravaganza, led by some of our friends.
Luki, Shannon, Hero, Psalm, Peni, David and Brian. It was the best show I've ever seen.

The lady with the fire is dancing with fire attached to her hips.
As fast as she was dancing its a wonder the fires didn't go out.

The warriors from New Zealand turning their lives around through Jesus Christ.

The greatest spiritual part of the whole night was the downpour that happened 15 minutes before the end.
Some people left, but most honored the hard work and effort of the dancers and stayed with chairs over
their heads. 84 year Lorain Cunningham, the founder of YWAM stayed with a chair over his and his wives hair, priceless. Yelling, applauding, cheers, and love was felt to the dancers and them to us. It was the spiritual high of our two months.

This is my friend Robby and Chef Vern's son, I treated him to his first LOCO MOCO yesterday. You'll notice that LOCO MOCO is in capitals because of its size: two hamburger patties, two giant scopes of rice, two fried eggs, brown gravy, Tabasco sauce and Soy sauce, this was the biggest one I've ever seen. Ono!