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Mahalos to all!
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woow...gorgeous dear Mak. Sorry for fav and run this time but I am so behind in my messages
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You're very welcome dear Mak
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Rica ederim, sevgili, sevgili dostum
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This is one of my favorite you made 
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Venus was borne from the bubbles of Mediterranean sea; so if she could choose Hawaii then she would borne from green leaves then... wonderful as usual :d
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çok teşekkür ederim, kardeşim!
ours is a somewhat similar story, Ayhan: "Hina" is essentially the mythological universal mother of the Hawaiian people.
"Ku and Hina, male or husband (kane) and female or wife (wahine), are invoked as great ancestral gods of heaven and earth who have general control over the fruitfulness of earth and the generations of mankind. Ku means "rising upright," Hina means "leaning down." The sun at its rising is referred to Ku, at its setting to Hina; hence the morning belongs to Ku, the afternoon to Hina. Prayer is addressed to Ku toward the east, to Hina toward the west. Together the two include the whole earth and the heavens from east to west; in a symbol also they include the generations of mankind, both those who are to come and those already born. . . Hina is the expression of female fecundity and the power of growth and production." (Ref. www.sacred-texts.com/pac/hm/hm… )
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Allthough I know nothing about the "Hina",your submission reminds me the fertility and a hly goddess...that shows how I impressed by your submission...And please believe when I said I really adore your work and appreciate your friendship. Thank you very much also the brief words about Hawaian mytology... Have nice week
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dōmo mahalo-zaimashita, Rob-san!
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oops! . . . that's supposed to be "mahalo," brah!
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You are welcome, Mak!
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dziękuję bardzo, mój brat
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