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I absolutely love nature and the peace that it can bring. I love to go on hikes, go swimming, camping, etc. I often go to nature when I need time away from all the busy things in life, when I need to meditate, or when I want to make good memories with people I love being around.

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Being apart of my religion, I was able to go on a mission in a place where I have learned to love so much. I lived in Japan for 18 months as apart of my mission, and this experience helped me see a whole different culture and people. The mannerisms they have and the way they tend to act in public or in a professional environment is very different from America. I was able to learn about myself as well and how to act respectful towards another culture, which was also the culture of my great-grandmother. My religious beliefs became stronger and I feel that I matured a lot.

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The Polynesian people are very family oriented. With that being said, I grew up thinking my cousins were my siblings and my aunts and uncles were other parents to me. Family is everything and much like the Japanese culture, you represent your family in public. What you do, whether it be bad or good, brings honor or shame to your family. In Hawaii, many people refer to everyone, even strangers as aunty and uncle. It makes you feel at home and helps you feel the Aloha spirit. My husband, parents, siblings, extended relatives, are my best friends.

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I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and I have been my whole life. It has guided my life with the principles and teachings that I have learned from going to church and from my parents. My standards that I set and live by come from my religion because I know they are good.

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I am mixed ethnicity. I am 1/2 Tongan, 1/4 Hawaiian, 1/8 Japanese, and 1/8 German. My father was born and raised in Tonga and my mother in Hawaii. I have been able to learn a lot about my many different cultures from not only my parents, but also being apart of programs that teach me. Because I was born and raised in America, I love the American part of me just as much.