It's like a Jungle in here!

Damn, it was humid today. Grey clouds just hovered low and no wind. I was thinking " Just pop already!" It just hung there all day. Went to kendo and it was really humid in Nuuanu. The floor was so sticky. I think my left foot got a little chewed up. I can feel the skin coming off in some spots. I felt like I had a hard time breathing too. It felt like I couldn't get enough oxygen to my lungs. Despite the weather I felt I did OK. I got to work on some tactical things and really trying to relax while in jigeiko. I'd like to have that relaxed, but quick feeling when I do kakarigeiko. Tall order.

Two of my kendo classmates are leaving Hawaii in a few weeks. Thinking about it tonight, I had major flashbacks from my childhood. My dad was in the US Navy and we traveled a bit. I remembered feeling devastated when we had to move to another place. All the friends I made I had to leave - sucked ass. Fortunately, my dad retired in Hawaii and the madness ceased. Albeit, its a different situation, but the feeling was the same.

Just found out SugahDaddy got hooked up with a distributor for our CDs. Its was a little sketchy after our former distributor went under (The owner died. RIP). It seems like a good move and we can get our name out without doing bar/club gigs. We're slated to go on the road in June (Bay area, Half Moon bay, San Jose) I hope I won't miss the kendo gradings, I wanted to try for my ikkyu grade. We'll see. In the near future we have gigs on St. Patty's in downtown o the 17th of march and Laupahoehoe on the 25th. Busy March.

samalamasumalamayeeeaaahhh....Supersonic.