skullblog is the work of kalavinka, a californian with roots on both sides of the pacific. see more.
October 2007
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
  1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31      
skull Recent Comments
» naruhodo japan (1)
ryukyusoul wrote: hola, chiquita~ BRAVA, BRAVA, BRAVA... [more]
» i have no friends (1)
Johanna wrote: Hello, I didn't find your email any... [more]
» cool laptop (2)
kalavinka wrote: after using this for over a week, i... [more]
» uncontacted tribes (1)
april wrote: J showed this news story to me awhi... [more]
» here's what happens to the brothers of eggs (1)
heliosphan wrote: "which is just more processed crap ... [more]
» my first time in dc (3)
heliosphan wrote: "i saw the awesome hdr work of stuc... [more]
skull Archives
skull Projects

Another "project" of mine is to minimize my life and I'm starting off by selling (and a few trades) most of my music collection. For now I am only listing about 200 pieces at a time, otherwise it becomes too much to deal with. If you do not see what you are looking for, then email me which band you are interested in and I'll see if I have what you're looking for. half.com, ebay, amazon.com, lala.com

skull Playlist
skull Netflix
skull del.icio.us
skull Subscribe

local immigration history [traveling]

today we learned more about local immigration history as there was a display setup complete with old photos, some clothing, and a list of the first wave of immigrants. i quickly scanned the list and did not see the last names of my grandfather or grandmother so i don't think any of my relatives are on the list, unless they are quite distant in relation. we even did a little ohaka mairi complete with senko lighting. (translation: we went to a cemetery with graves of pioneer immigrants, lit incense, and prayed.) we also visited where nikkei had been imprisoned during world war 2. later in the day, some locals showed how they continue their cultural roots by demonstrating song, dance, and martial arts.

kenjinkai_display.jpg
display of local immigration history

Post a comment