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	<title>Comments on: Tongans for Obama, Great White Sharks, and our VERY friendly neighborhood &#8220;Beauty Hair.&#8221;</title>
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		<title>By: Marcel</title>
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		<description>The beauty story is priceless and the best part of the whole scenario was your reaction!!!

I too have a phobia with sharks. In fact, while I was in the Peace Core office Enrique and Emily were kind enough to show me the article on great white sharks in the area. This was after I told them I was shared with them my fear and said I was gratfeul there weren&#039;t any great whites in the area. So much for my bubble. 

And I had many Tongans tell me, there are no shark attacks in the islands. But I later learned Tongans don&#039;t really swim. I mean, they can, they just don&#039;t, except the kids. 

It&#039;s a little mind blowing to be on this amazing island with hardly any marine recreation at all.  So incredibly different from Hawaii. 

Enjoy your time there. Most people never get an opportunity like you and husband. While it must be hard to be away from family and friends, you will treasure your experiences for a lifetime!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The beauty story is priceless and the best part of the whole scenario was your reaction!!!</p>
<p>I too have a phobia with sharks. In fact, while I was in the Peace Core office Enrique and Emily were kind enough to show me the article on great white sharks in the area. This was after I told them I was shared with them my fear and said I was gratfeul there weren&#8217;t any great whites in the area. So much for my bubble. </p>
<p>And I had many Tongans tell me, there are no shark attacks in the islands. But I later learned Tongans don&#8217;t really swim. I mean, they can, they just don&#8217;t, except the kids. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s a little mind blowing to be on this amazing island with hardly any marine recreation at all.  So incredibly different from Hawaii. </p>
<p>Enjoy your time there. Most people never get an opportunity like you and husband. While it must be hard to be away from family and friends, you will treasure your experiences for a lifetime!!!</p>
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