Starlighters Summer Casual 7/16/2016

You can dance anywhere, even if only in your heart. ~Author Unknown

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Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

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Did You Know? - Hawaii is the most isolated population center on the face of the earth. Hawaii is 2,390 miles from California; 3,850 miles from Japan; 4,900 miles from China; and 5,280 miles from the Philippines.

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Traveling to Hawaii is an adventure...

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Flowers everywhere... Even black flowers

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Sandy is ready to go!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
A new type of Hawaiian hat...

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"Who? Me?"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
When you see our centerpieces tonight, thank is beautiful lady!
Nita picked them herself from the neighbors house....
Just before the police showed up

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Plumeria ... A plant of many many names!

Did You Know? - The genus is named in honor of the seventeenth-century French botanist Charles Plumier, who traveled to the New World documenting many plant and animal species. The common name "frangipani" comes from a sixteenth-century marquess of the noble family in Italy who invented a plumeria-scented perfume. Many English speakers also simply use the generic name "plumeria".

In Hawaii, the name is "melia", although common usage is still "plumeria". In Cantonese, it is known as 'gaai daan fa' or the 'egg yolk flower' tree.

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
The tables were fantastic

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Our Treasurer checks out the hors d'eouvers to make sure they are OK

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Will was asked NOT to use his fingers

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Oops!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Mary says "Aloha Oe'" which translates to "Let's Dance"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Bees would go wild at this dance!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Enjoying life

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Bill's attire and his selection of hors d'oeuvers and drink all match.
Good job Holly!  You taught him well!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
The Hawaiian delights jump right off the plate into the hands of those nearby

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Here's to ya!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Love those glasses

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Getting a Hula lesson... Proper use of the hands

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"Yes Guy, you have had nine pieces... I counted them on my fingers"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Meeting and greeting!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
All smiles... Maybe we are in Hawaii?

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
What is Jim up to?

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Oh no! He is going to flash us... Women and children out of the building first!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Saved by the double entrende

Did You Know? - A double entendre is a figure of speech or a particular way of wording that is devised to be understood in either of two ways, having a double meaning. Typically one of the meanings is obvious, given the context whereas the other may require more thought.

The innuendo may convey a message that would be socially awkward, suggestive or offensive to state directly (the Oxford English Dictionary describes a double entendre as being used to "convey an indelicate meaning", whilst Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English defines it as "a word or phrase that may be understood in two different ways, one of which is often risque").

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
That a way to go Bob... Two fisted drinker!
...and we like your shoes!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Ah.... No comment!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Good looking group!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Jan looks worried... She is probably thinking up a new dance step!
Perhaps the "Hawaiian Hokey Pokey?"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Pat and Margo... Dressed for the occasion!

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Provided the liquid courage to wear flowers!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Did you know these two play the ukelele?

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Sandy and Jim are guests and likely new members...
They dance every Thursday at the Phoenix Club

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
The meeting and greeting is well underway!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Tropic Starr is playing this evening.... Beautiful music!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Sue and Donna coordinating the next event!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Doris has the famous Hawaiian Martini

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Nita is capturing souls with the Hawaiian camera

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Guy decided to wear a white shirt with white flowers

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Marianne looks puzzled

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"They told me it was a rare Hawaiian flower called a plaztique

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
More hula lessons underway... Proper hand movement is critical!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Brian has a difficult time with the British to Hawaiian translation!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
The shirts are amazing...

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"We will drink to that!  By the way, did you see the beautiful
Plumeria on the table... It looks so fresh! "

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
It was a reflecting evening...

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"Get that camera away or we will call the Great Kahuna!"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"We were just kidding"

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Fred and Sue looking good!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Fred greets the ladies!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
All smiles

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Matching beads... Does this mean something?

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Fred is surrounded!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
"Ladies! I think I hear the dinner bell... The feast s ready..."

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Must sneak in one more dance!

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016
Hawaii's version of prime rib

Starlighters dance in Hawaii July 2016

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