Talent! NPAC, 11/21/10

I was in tears as I watched this performance. Robin and his wife Michelle Kitsu have given to Nanakuli High and Intermediate students the opportunity to be part of this Performing Arts also known as NPAC

Infact it is "open to any student from grades 5 to 12 from any public school. No performance experience required, just a desire to learn and grow and work as a team" as written in this program.

Before the show






Inbetween the songs, there were individual sharing of how their participation with NPAC affected their lives. Let the tears flow.


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Robin Kitsu - thanks for a terrific performance!!!

Jalna it was so much fun shooting with you. You have to check her blog. Thank you Sunny-Aloha Miller, Jalna considers you - volunteer extraordinaire. Kudos for arranging this photo opportunity. (Too bad we weren't able to stay for the 4 hour performance, we left during intermission)

Later I joined Eyes of Hawaii at 5:30 to capture the sunset below the Light House on Diamond Head Road.



Tonight, I was very determined to blog so you will also see, these posts:
The Hike! Kualoa Ranch, 11/20/10 and Women's Basketball, 11/20/10