( Project Deadline = Thursday, 18 June 2026 )
Greetings & salutations, welcome to another typical blog post of mine. This blog post is a lot about presenting my ” Who am I? ” project. I will be discussing the topics of how this nerve-wracking experience went, when did this occur, how other individuals stories are different from others, and why we did this project.
On a sunlit Thursday, the sunshine gleams on every face in the room. The teacher sat quietly in her own bubble, while murmurs of whispers glided around the room. When we got sort of comfortable and prompt, a wheel occurred bunched up with our names on the television. Then we started to panic, a little bit too much. As the wheel moved swiftly, most of us grasped each other’s hands while some of us just closed our eyes and hoped for the best. As the wheel slowed down, we slowly opened our eyes and the name that was shown was ” Te Aroha ” she stood up not wanting to present first, but she had the courage and grabbed her presentation with courage and told us to turn around. Her presentation was full of identity and it showcased her interests and a lot about her own country. After her project, we could see the relief in her face when she heard all the positive feedback.
And when it came to me, I started to heat up, but gave it a go with a deep breath. I grabbed my script and read out my Pepeha confidently. After presenting my project, my adrenaline starts to push down a bit, while reflecting my words for future situations. Person after person, millions of stories were told by their mouths of ancestral history. The long-lived traditions that their ancestors once had done to pass it on. Our history was hugely different from each other, when it comes to presenting their factual name meaning, where they’re from and key beliefs that they value. After every person showcased their amazing work, we celebrated with enthusiasm relieved that we finally finished this nerve-wracking event.
Inclusive, my project was a success with every person having told stories of old history that cleanses a more understanding of others to you.
Thank you for reading my blog, and I hoiep you have a great rest of your day.
Nga Mihi
Poching Natoealofa.