This is a comment that my little Jay-Man and I posted for my nephew the big J-Man who lives in the O.C. It explains some of the cultures that they have in common...
Heyo Josh!
I am watching my bebo tv and practicing my haka so that I can do it when I watch the world cup rugby games with my Mumma... Here is a link that teaches you about the haka, and the words, and you can listen to, and watch the traditional haka, and the new haka. The haka is the traditional maori war dance of nz, which is wear your Dad and my Mumma are from.
http://www.haka.co.nz/haka.ph
www.youtube.com/watch
Papa Sema was from Tonga and they also have a war dance (sipi tau), it is called the Kailao and they perform, before their matches - it is very exciting when they play nz and they both do their war dance!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_BCK...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kailao
The Samoans (Manu Samoa) also do a war dance (siva tau) and it is really cool too. We are also part Samoan as one of Papa Sema's grandmother's was from the mataafa tribe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9bZE...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siva_tau
I hope you like learning about our culture = love Jaydee
Jaydee also has english/aussie from Daddy, plus scottish and german from Mumma - yeah, we had busy ancestors bolting about propagating the planet as it were. I guess that is why we are built tough, and come from such a large family that reaches into the far corners of the globe!
This is the latest of our side of the generation of little pacific warriors... My bro and his californian brood - my sisters little kiwi southern man - pride of the nation, and MicroMe.
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