The week before Christmas we went to immigration to get entry permits for the missionaries transfering into the country. We were not the only ones who wanted traveling papers.
At the immigration office, this sweet lady was looking at me through the glass. With non verbal communication, I asked if I could take her picture. Smiling, she agreed. 
What a welcoming face in the holiday spirit. We were greeted by him as we pass through the toll gate, when we parked at the airport; multiply times each week. 
These sweethearts work at Inter-Island Vacations, airlines. They sure make our job enjoyable.
These are the cargo crew that work so hard to get the missionaries groceries over to Manu'a, and letters from home to Apia.
Vai works at Polynesian Airlines. We think she slept there during the holidays, and was always cheerful. She worked magic in getting the missionaires transfered Christmas Eve.
Mr. Cargo at Polynesian Airlines. He, too, works so hard in filling out at least three forms each time we send freight.
These sweet young ladies from our ward, wrapped gifts all day at Ace Hardware.
This lady was trimming her hedge, with her machete, in her holiday attire. 
Now she can open her fruit stand.
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