I spent 2wks in Samoa & I found it to be NOT ENOUGH, not enough TIME to do the things, I wanted to do, NOT ENOUGH MONEY to give out to every (1) asking, NOT ENOUGH MA'A for the mea pu'eaka, & never, NEVER fa'akamala solo ur camera, cause; U'LL find some valea lima will not know how to work it and that same valea lima will just delete your well cherished photos,..
OH' HOW SHAME, all them NEW OUT FITS I ran around Apia wif, ia ga le laia, ALL I can say is, don't fa'akamala and mimika your things, perhaps, I was more lucky not to have it stolen, PERHAPS!
All in all, my Nu'u treated me like a ROYAL PRINCESS, they cared for me MORE than they were friendly, they knew whom I was, and I just felt like I belonged, at no time, I socialise with the LOCALS in our Village, they knew straight away I was from overseas, NOT SURE if it's because they were told prior, or my lite tan skin tone, gave it away, WHO KNOWS..got told whom I was, next to ppl, I knew nothing off, and above all, I got to see where BOTH MY GREAT-GRAND-PARENTS were buried, in the Nu'u I was born in, so that in itself was a BLIZT filled moment, I shall never forget.
I fell inlove with (our) Local Bus driver hahaa (ssshhh), his a NOFO TANE in our Village, but, I think that's because, I got up most mornings, went for my daily stroll up and down the mountain, UKA 'n' KAI and ia, walked back to the FALE, have a shower and got ready to go into APAI, asif: I were a TOURIST, hehee.
The bus ride to Apia took about an hour from our village, the bus started running at 5.00 in the morning, and the last bus was at 5.00 in the arvo..
as suppose to the airport ride, which takes, almost 2 'n' a half hour car ride from the airport to our village, *argh* hehee
The fact that every neighbours ROOSTER started running their throats off at 4.00, had no bother on my sleep most mornings, I think it was more the FOREVER changing humide climate that got me, I…
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