11.	What are your total expenses each month for:      
	Food: 100 Tala ($40 US)
	Clothing: 45 Tala ($18 US)
	Household goods: 30 Tala ($12 US)
	Luxury items:  25 Tala ($10 US)

12.	What is your family's energy consumption and cost?
	Electricity: $4-5/month
	Water: $19/year

13.	How much waste do you generate; and how does your 
	family dispose of its waste?
	We feed food scraps to the pigs and chickens. We dug a pit for 
	garbage, but most of it is thrown on the ground outside the 
	cooking fale (house).

14.	Does your family buy, produce, or sell foreign goods?
	We sell our handicrafts to tourists within our country (mostly 
	foreigners) and buy products of the Palagi (foreigners).

	Family Possessions

15.	What is each family member's most valued possession? 
	Why?
	Faaleo: Traditional mats she has woven that are put down for 
	guests and relatives to sit on.
	Auseuga: Pigs that we have for feasts for guests.
	Laufafa: The radio so she can hear what is happening in the 
	country. She also listens if money is coming from relatives in 
	New Zealand or other parts of the world. (Banks broadcast the 
	information when money is wired.)
	Alatupe: Knife which he carries everyday and considers a 
	most useful tool.
	Teuila: Volleyball.
	Fuao: Knife for cooking and cutting grass.
	Uiti: "Weed-eater" which makes cutting grass easier and faster.  
	(It used to take one week, now it takes 3 hours.)

16.	What other possessions would you like to acquire?
	We would like to have a television.