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Certainly a number of friends and associates have heard those words come out of my mouth.  Maybe a number of people figured it out when I joined the Facebook group, "Barack Obama and I both went to Punahou."

Of course, this connection made it imperative that I watch the inauguration and, of course, catch the Punahou Marching band.  It was a proud day for Hawaii and, even, more so for the Buff ‘n Blues.

I couldn’t get down to DC so I had to stream the event on my computer.  Experiencing the event that way wasn’t so bad.  It was amazing to be connected to CNN.com and tie into my Facebook account.  I commented and read all my friends’ status.  I even received notes from a friend in London and one in Switzerland.  All connected and involved in the event.

I wasn’t the only one watching for the band.  I guess a number of friends were expecting to see them.  Friends from LA alerted me to Obama’s reaction to the band.  A warm "shaka " sign came from not only Obama but his entire family.  Of course, did I see it?  Nah.  Missed it but I caught a glimpse by going over to the Honolulu Advertiser web page. Is it me or has the world just become smaller?

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