Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

My first order of business as a gay Polynesian uncle is to not let my niece grow up thinking “Landslide” is an original song by Josh Tatofi. This island girl will know Stevie Nicks!!!

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

3 years ago

I’d rather tip housekeepers at hotels $75 then pay a cleaning fee to an airbnb host.

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

3 years ago

If I text you “🥭” it means my heart doing the tango

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

3 years ago

Hit a noseride on a long left just as a catamaran was passing by everyone aboard started cheering and I felt so embarrassingly cool 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

3 years ago

Summer so far; Patterns of abundance.

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CAPE—Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment @CAPEUSA

3 years ago

The 2022 Class of the CAPE New Writers Fellowship as follows (L-R | T-B) . . . ⭐Kiran Alamelu Subramaniam (@subrawoman) ⭐Kat Jiang (@KatJiang) ⭐Liz Fields (@lianzifields) ⭐Matthew DeKneef (@mattdknf) ⭐Kirk Damato (@kirksays) ⭐Sowmya Ashokkumar ⭐Sandra Hamada (@sandyhamada)

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

Hawaiʻi stay evergreen

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

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Corinne@AthensNews @CorinneColbert

4 years ago

Local journalism thrives when the people in charge of it are personally invested in the community — and when those people understand that good journalism speaks truth to power regardless of who holds it. 7/

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

Lyft driver said “land back,” barista threw in a free poi donut. Lāpule living.

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

Not wordle, just entering a local person’s house 🟫🟫🟫🟫🟫 🩴🟫👡👡🟫 🟫🟫🩴🩴🟫 🟫👟👟🟫🟫 🟫🟫🟫👠🟫 🩰🟫👡🥿🟫 🟫👞👠👞🟫 🟫🟫🟫🥾🥾 🥿🟫🩴🩴🟫 🟫🟫🟫🟫🟫

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Matthew Dekneef @mattdknf

4 years ago

Franco Salmoiraghi’s timely “I Ola Kanaloa! I Ola Kakou: Photographs of Kaho‘olawe, 1976–1987” on view at Arts & Letters. Never-before-seen images of early Protect Kaho‘olawe ‘Ohana access trips as activists worked to end the U.S. Navy’s bombings of the island.