




I did a lot of foot work as I realise I take better photos than riding in a car. I was walking along when I found my newly found boyfriend Sione zooming pass me. He passed me again. I took out my camera and he was most obliging to let me take his photo. He even slowed down so I can take a better shot. Then he waved and thumbs up.
Sione is John for most Polynesians, like the Samoans and Tongans. I have a few students called Sione.
There is even a New Zealand made movie about a Sione. SIONE'S WEDDING is a comedy about four best friends Four Samoan guys are banned from their best friend's wedding.
http://www.sioneswedding.com/
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