Showing posts with label Vaelei Afa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vaelei Afa. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2010

TANGAROA

He atua
Mahu : gentle
Atawhai: kind
Kaha: strong
Kaimoana: sea-food
Atua o te moana

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Should we sell lollies at the school canteen??

I believe that selling lollies in a school canteen is not right and should not happen at all.

First of all, the Ministry of Health and Education will not approve of this; secondly, lollies aren’t healthy at all. And lastly, lollies can be very addictive.

In my opinion, I say that selling lollies in a school canteen is not right because...well, when the Ministry of Health and Education find out about this, they wouldn’t like this at all! Because it’s not suitable for children in school and if kids think that they can eat lollies in school, they, that means that they would probably think that, if they can eat them at school, they can eat them everyday, all the time!
Lollies might just ruin a school’s reputation...just by a small delicious product!

Lollies are scrumptious right? I mean who wouldn’t want to eat lollies? I know, that’s exactly my point, but it’s not good when you eat lollies everyday. But it’s okay to eat them occasionally. If you eat lollies about everyday, well all you will get out of it is basically plain, old NOTHING!!! You might even put on weight as for lollies have a huge amount of sugar, you’ll get lazy, you will easily get tired and especially your life will completely change if you have an unhealthy lifestyle!
Don’t sell lollies at a school canteen; it’ll become your exact normal lifestyle!

Finally, in lollies there’s something sweet in it...that’s right, it’s SUGAR! Now, I think that you’re probably thinking what’s “sugar” got to do with this? Well, this is why! Sugar is almost in every food, even in fruit, but that’s “natural” sugar. Any who, here’s what I’m trying to say, sugar is hard to resist. That’s why it’s so addictive! Lollies can be delicious and all but if you think about how addictive it is, you might eat the whole lolly and want more and more! If this carries on, there will be a moment where kids eat so many lollies that they get diabetes or sicknesses if they do this for the rest of your life!
This is my point, when you eat lollies from a school canteen, children seem to think that it’s okay to eat them eat them everyday! This could lead to serious sicknesses!
To sum up my point, I still believe that lollies shouldn’t be sold in a school canteen, because it is unhealthy. Remember, as they always say “Life is too short!”

Friday, June 25, 2010

Visit my Paradise!!!!

Come visit MY paradise island...the land of Samoa! A graceful land of peace, FUN and romance!
In our great land...Samoa, we have beautiful sandy beaches and sparkly clear blue seas. In Samoa, it is extremely hot so it’s always good to have a cool, relaxing swim!
Samoa has beautiful sight seeing views such as the blowholes, the dwarf cave, Swimming with the TURTLES and many more!

In Samoa, we also have the No. # 1 hotel...Aggie Grey’s! They have beautiful spa pools, beaches, lovely hotel rooms and a 5 star service rate from me! J They give you the best service you could ever imagine.

In the land of greatness had come sorrow...from the 2009 Tsunami. That was where everyone and everything went wrong! People sadly passed away and beautiful sites’ had been destroyed...many few people helped raise money in some countries like “New Zealand” to help build up again and supply people with their needs. Everyone put their act together and helped each other out...in the end, everything was great and well. Everything was all back to normal. As they always say... “Everything happens for a reason.”
Besides the trouble, you have absolutely nothing to worry about! So come along and visit MY paradise island, SAMOA!









Monday, April 26, 2010

...My worst fear...

My eyes melted out tears, my heart was beating so strongly.
Lost in my head, and didn’t know what to do.
I couldn’t take it; but it wasn’t easy to forget...
My brain was bubbling with thoughts...it felt so wrong, but it seemed so true.
That was a moment that I will never forget which holds my mind and I hope it won’t occur ever again.
Because it was so rough it felt like my heart had stopped, my eyes were pouring out. I could not hold it together and forgetting that I was in a classroom full of eyes whom were staring at me. Just one big moment...