Barbara Dreaver

Yeah.

And they take off and it was on the runway and they're looking, they think we're finally, when the plane takes off, we're safe.

And I was kind of a bit like that.

The plane took off.

I was like, oh.

Oh, but I was also incredibly sad because it meant I knew I wouldn't be allowed back in Fiji for many years.

And it just broke.

Gosh, it was hard.

So that was when I cried.

That was really the first time I cried was when that plane took off.

I had a few couple of little tears.

Then I got over myself and had something to eat.

And then I was just exhausted too because I hadn't slept very much.

See, that was the one I wasn't – lots of people have said that to me, and I wasn't sure about – like I thought, oh, people will be bored.

They won't want to know about it.

It's absolutely delightful.

Yeah, I didn't wear shoes.

I've got very wide feet, by the way, because I've got island girl feet, because I didn't wear shoes till I was 11 or something.

And so...

Yeah, we lived an amazing life and we didn't have any money, but we went swimming and played with my friends and I loved school.