Aloha Fam! Thank you to everyone who checked us out at the Made In Hawaii Festival! This year was a bit challenging being preggos, then having a baby , printing shirts, folding shirts and getting everything else ready in 2 weeks prior to the show. Thank you Heavenly Father & Jesus who made all things possible! And of course I have to also thank my family: Mom, Dad, Philip, TJ, Joselyn my best friends: Melanie, Susie, Susan, and the krew: Courtney, Dahnee, Christen, Marivic, Jessica, Nicole, Lofa for holding it down at the Kiosk & expo! Our new designs released & now available at iKandy Kiosk @ Pearlridge. See you soon!

Got my nails did

Our new heart is hot pink!!

The set up, backdrop hand painted by my mother, thank you!!

Dahnee got her nailsdid especially for the show

smile Dahnee, its actually Danielle

Saturday Krew! Dahnee, Me, & Courtney

WE LOVE NAIL ART!

Thanks for coming!!

See you all next year! xoxo

If you make a DONATION of at least $15 or more to our iKandy team, PRINT YOUR RECEIPT and bring it to us && you will SAVE 15% OFF ANYTHING Regular Price. One per a person. Sale Merchandise do not apply. Expires OCTOBER 31, 2009.

What are WE doing?
We’re walking to support the Hawaii Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure because WE want to make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. Please help US reach our fundraising goal by making a tax-deductible donation today.

You may donate online with your credit card by clicking the “Support” button on this page. Your support helps us get another step closer to a world without breast cancer.

Your breast health…
The greatest risk factors for breast cancer are being female and growing older. Breast cancer knows no boundary, be it age, gender, socio-economic status or geographic location. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. That’s one in eight within your company, school and organization!

The key to survival is early detection. Three simple steps for early detection are regular mammograms, clinical exams and breast self-exams. And, remember, breast cancer affects more than just the patient; friends and family need support too.

What does Komen do?
For more than 25 years, Komen for the Cure has played a critical role in every major advance in the fight against breast cancer – transforming how the world talks about and treats this disease, and helping to turn millions of breast cancer patients into breast cancer survivors.
Over the next 25 years, an estimated 25 million women around the world will be diagnosed with breast cancer if we don’t find a cure. Komen will not stop until we discover and deliver the cures. That’s our promise.

We Will Find the Cure!

Aloha all! My baby boy is finally here, Talen James born on July 28th @ 5:24pm. He’s a healthy 7.13 lbs 20.25 inches long. All I can say is childbirth and motherhood is amazing. There’s nothing in this world that can compare, life, god’s gracious gift. I want to thank you all for all your love and to those who shared some twitter love with us (www.twitter.com/ikandyhawaii) while we were enjoying our stay in the hospital.

The homies Blue Scholars, a hip-hop duo based in Seattle, WA with Hawaii ties just dropped their New Video: HI-808 FROM OOF! Big ups to Geo, Sabzi, & Kai Media, the video came out siick!

Next month they will be in town for a inter island tour, get your tickets now at the BAMP Project website.

9/18 Honolulu (Oahu) The Loft (18+)

9/19 Lahaina (Maui) Hard Rock Cafe (21+)

9/25 Honolulu (Oahu) The Loft (18+)

9/26 Kona (Hawaii) Rockstarz (21+)

or you can show them love and cop their music at BlueScholars.com

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Blue Scholars & I at my old shop Exclusive in July 2008!

iKandy fam, DAHNEE got her nails did and shared this photo with us super kawaii!