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Lei Day is celebrated on May 1. A lei is a beautiful string or necklace of flowers native to the tropics, notably the islands of Hawaii. Lei Day honors a popular custom of presenting visitors with leis as soon as they arrive. A distinct variety of lei represents each island. The pink lokilani rose is the name of Maui’s lei. Whether you’ve visited the Pacific’s crown gem or not, Lei Day is a chance to daydream about the islands and plan a trip (or a return!) to the islands’ beautiful green coastlines. Big events mark the festivities across the islands including, as always, food and live music!
Lei Day
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Hilo
Posted 7 mo ago
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On Guam we do Lie's too, in the picture is my boy when he got promoted to Chief, he's stationed on the island.
In the picture is his youngest son, looking up to his dad, hope it inspires him to do as his father, and serve proudly.
My father and my grandfather were both Chief's in the Navy, me, I just jumped out of airplanes for a living in the army.
In the picture is his youngest son, looking up to his dad, hope it inspires him to do as his father, and serve proudly.
My father and my grandfather were both Chief's in the Navy, me, I just jumped out of airplanes for a living in the army.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
WELL, SGT, I Don't Know Much About This One, But One For Sure, It Seems To Lack The Sexiness I'm Use To Seeing When It Comes To Flower Displays.
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
Short But Interesting Video.
By Any Chance Were You In Attendance For The Meeting?
By Any Chance Were You In Attendance For The Meeting?
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