Three little (sunburnt) maids
On Saturday Pako Festa was a great success with a bright sunshiny day and the Fijian dance group from Altona Meadows Fijian church performed their dance and sang sere in cumu songs. Thousands of people were at Pako and the whole street buzzed with food stalls, songs and dances - including Cook Islander and Maori. Our group adjourned to Eastern Beach for a barbecue and sat on mats, drinking kava and singing notalgic songs with a guitar and ukelele. Tui Vuna who was visiting added his expertise with his ukelele. We were there for four hours in sun and shade and three of the vavalagi wives turned a nice shade of red by the end of the afternoon.
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posted by Peceli and Wendy's Blog at 4:04 PM
6 Comments:
I like that picture. It has so much personality!
This would work up in to a great picture - bit Mattissey. Sound a great day
It's really about me, Judy, and Nichole - though it doesn't look like us really! Anyway the heat has gone and the red face only lasted a day! I glowed in church on Sunday morning though and they didn't really need any candles or lighting!
Hey, someone has stolen my rubbish bins (at the end of comments) and I want to delete one suspicious one on babasiga - a spam letter, so I'll have to find out now where my bin is!
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Now that is strange. The bins are now back on this page!
Okay, okay, I've got it. They jump jump up occasionally and then disappear again. I think it depends if I am logged in or something.
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Yes, that's right. If you're not logged in Blogger won't know who you are, so the right to delete or edit is lost.
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