September Carve-O-Rama Sunday 9/28 at Hodaddy Lagoon - California Events

H hodadhank Member Mission Beach, CA Joined: Dec 28, 2005 Posts: 1689	H hodadhank Posted posted on Mon, Sep 29, 2008 6:27 PM Mahalo to all who managed to attended. All were welcome and I know some tried to join us but could not. Those who managed to make it were a great inspiration to me. It was a pleasure to rap, trade secrets and work in our own independent directions with mutual respect. My neighbors all dug chatting and watching the carving proceedures. Some of the local OMBAC big wigs popped by as well as local legend, Miss Cleo, a sweet octogenarian who swims in the bay year round as she has since the bay was nothing but eel grass, halibut and lobsters! View of the early arrivals from the bridge... Hey! Where'd that brisk wind come from?! Dave & Bob & Aku #1 Giggling Kate! Rick shreds on a new mug design... Baby Bella! Mmmmmm... sandy papayas! Mieko, Kate & Bosko Bob's Tiki & Cooler guardian Billy gettin started on a mask... Dave coulda had a V-8! Master Chef & Master Fisherman! Mmmmm The Marlin Salad was delicious! Erik the Red! Bosko. Johnny. Hippie or Hipster, just as long as you get on the bus... Bill's got a triple play up his sleeve.... Uno Dos Tres! Three Marqs in one afternoon! And they look great! Relax baby, it's what I do with it that counts! Reesenik shows off his monster log... Rob Tobin, my tiki frieze partner! Rob doing his Slim Pickens. Bob's tiki gets it head dress. Dave's second AKU of the day! Some of generous Bill's mystery wood! Johnny wins a log from Erik! Johnny's Hebrides style tiki... So ends the first Hodaddy Lagoon event and with the sinking sun we bid a fond farewell to our last guests and the last two Costco muffins!

Mahalo to all who managed to attended. All were welcome and I know some tried to join us but could not. Those who managed to make it were a great inspiration to me. It was a pleasure to rap, trade secrets and work in our own independent directions with mutual respect.

My neighbors all dug chatting and watching the carving proceedures. Some of the local OMBAC big wigs popped by as well as local legend, Miss Cleo, a sweet octogenarian who swims in the bay year round as she has since the bay was nothing but eel grass, halibut and lobsters!

View of the early arrivals from the bridge...