Whether we live close by or farther away from your families, relatives or loved ones, we need to visit them more often. We need to make time to do so because life is so short. We rather visit and talk to them while alive than pay respect and show up on their funerals 😢 😢. Sometimes, in our Samoan culture, we tend to wait until we have something to take with us, then go. I know it's easier saying than done but I experienced visiting without taking anything but genuine love and compassion. Your relative can feel the genuity of your love and good intentions. So please do not wait until you have something to take for them, it might be too late. What do you think?

This role will be in different segments so it can be clearly explained. Part 1: What does this called? It is called, 'Taupou ua teteu i teuga fa'ataupou'/ Taupou in traditional wear. Taupou or Princess is a formal word for a daughter of a high chief of the village. In the village/nu'u, it has the hierarchy system. There's the High Chief of the village and all the other different status. The high chief's daughter is called a Taupou. The Taupou has a special role in the different cultural occasions and all these different occasions has it's own traditional wear and costumes.

Helping others comes from within. It triggers by what we see, how we feel and what we hear. What do do think? / O le fesoasoani i isi e sau mai totonu. E fa'aosofia i mea tatou te va'aia, o lagona tutupu a'e fa'apea leo tatou te fa'alogoina. O le a sou lagona?

Today in the history of Samoa marked 64 years of independence from colonization. The New Dawn has come and it has been for 64 years today. As it states in our Constitution, Samoa is found in God the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit. We remember our Forefathers who had Fought, Suffered, Exiled and many Died in defending our beautiful islands. Today reminds every Samoa, even with a tear drop of blood, near and far that we are standing on the shoulders of those who had gone before us so we could be free. Free so we could be able to carry that flag proudly through things we do , so the future generations could be able to continue the Samoa legacy. What are your thought on what freedom is? What are some of the things that hinder us from being free?

Our role as Tama'ita'i Samoa is already set for us even before we were conceived and came into this world. Who set this for us? Who's role of doing that? Why is that? What are your thoughts on that? What about you?