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D Dustycajun Tiki Socialite Santa Barbara, CA Joined: Nov 16, 2007 Posts: 5295	D Dustycajun Posted posted on Tue, Jun 28, 2011 6:23 PM On 2010-01-12 14:02, JONPAUL wrote: Aloha Everyone! After many years of having Tiki Central as an extremely important part of almost every aspect of my life, I’ve finally decided to make it official. And, I can think of no better occasion on which to do it than today, the historic 10th anniversary of Tiki Central! It’s a bit strange to write an introduction for so many that I already consider some of my best friends, co-workers and colleagues, but it’s also recently become crystal clear how many other Tiki brothers and sisters are out there that don’t necessarily attend events, are far away, or just plain prefer to exist within the realms of an online forum. Also, after years of taking (reading and digesting others’ valuable, informative posts), I feel that it’s important to give something back. So, in the near future, it is my intention to share many of the things we’ve collected over the years, including many of the photographs I’ve made that have never seen the light of day. I’d like to do my part to help bring the pieces of the Tiki puzzle together as a contributing member of Hanford’s invaluable creation. Here’s a huge congratulations to Hanford for 10 amazing years and a toast to many, many more!!! Looking forward to finally being an official, contributing Tiki Central member! Warmly, Jonpaul P.S. For those that I haven’t yet had the pleasure of meeting, here’s some brief background information... I’m a photographer, photo editor, musician, writer and collector from Los Angeles that has been with Tiki Magazine since issue number one. My work can be seen in Sippin’ Safari, Tiki Mugs: Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop, the upcoming Beachbum Berry Remixed, the revised edition of Tiki Road Trip, and I am currently working on a couple of Tiki Book projects of my own. I can be heard playing bass with The Tikiyaki Orchestra, The Boardwalkers and The Insect Surfers and have had the pleasure of filling in with The Disasternauts, 3 Balls of Fire, The Ghastly Ones, and others. Aloha! Lets hope the book does not take as long as JP's first post on Tiki Central! I would be happy to lend any Tiki artifacts and historical items as reference pieces for the book if so desired. Looking forward to the publication. DC [ Edited by: Dustycajun 2011-06-28 18:24 ]

On 2010-01-12 14:02, JONPAUL wrote:
Aloha Everyone!

After many years of having Tiki Central as an extremely important part of almost every aspect of my life,
I’ve finally decided to make it official.
And, I can think of no better occasion on which to do it than today, the historic 10th anniversary of Tiki Central!

It’s a bit strange to write an introduction for so many that I already consider some of my best friends, co-workers
and colleagues, but it’s also recently become crystal clear how many other Tiki brothers and sisters are out there
that don’t necessarily attend events, are far away, or just plain prefer to exist within the realms of an online forum.
Also, after years of taking (reading and digesting others’ valuable, informative posts), I feel that it’s important to
give something back. So, in the near future, it is my intention to share many of the things we’ve collected over the
years, including many of the photographs I’ve made that have never seen the light of day. I’d like to do my part to
help bring the pieces of the Tiki puzzle together as a contributing member of Hanford’s invaluable creation.

Here’s a huge congratulations to Hanford for 10 amazing years and a toast to many, many more!!!

Looking forward to finally being an official, contributing Tiki Central member!

Warmly,

Jonpaul

P.S. For those that I haven’t yet had the pleasure of meeting, here’s some brief background information...
I’m a photographer, photo editor, musician, writer and collector from Los Angeles that has been with
Tiki Magazine since issue number one. My work can be seen in Sippin’ Safari, Tiki Mugs:
Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop, the upcoming Beachbum Berry Remixed, the revised edition of
Tiki Road Trip, and I am currently working on a couple of Tiki Book projects of my own. I can be
heard playing bass with The Tikiyaki Orchestra, The Boardwalkers and The Insect Surfers and have had
the pleasure of filling in with The Disasternauts, 3 Balls of Fire, The Ghastly Ones, and others. Aloha!

Lets hope the book does not take as long as JP's first post on Tiki Central!

I would be happy to lend any Tiki artifacts and historical items as reference pieces for the book if so desired.

Looking forward to the publication.

[ Edited by: Dustycajun 2011-06-28 18:24 ]

Post #595374 by Dustycajun on Tue, Jun 28, 2011 6:23 PM