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 The fruition of our dreams

  He tau koe i whakatara nei i te hunga, i whakawehi nei i te rahi, i whakapōrauraha nei i te mano, erangi tonu, kua whawhaotia te puna mōhiotanga me te puna wheako e koe. He maunga tūparipari e whēuaua…

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The Beautiful Path

  “If the path be beautiful let us not ask where it leads” (Anatole France) This week I had a wonderful opportunity to visit the Orokonui Ecosanctuary : Te Korowai o Mihiwaka. The ecosanctuary is a community led conservation project…

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Shine Bright like a diamond

  “And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet ice cold in the snow, stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it be so? It came without ribbons. It came without tags. It came without packages, boxes or bags. And he puzzled and…

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Joy Collected

  “Joy collected over time, fuels resilience – ensuring we’ll have reservoirs of emotional strength when hard things do happen.”  (Brene Brown) This week the reservoirs of resilience have been well and truly replenished through the various events and experiences,…

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A purpose for parsley

  I had a late flight home – which was then delayed another 90 minutes after not just one, but three seagulls flew into the engines. But when I dragged my feet through the front door at 11pm, our bright-eyed,…

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Take me to the Ocean

  They say that when life takes a turn, we should head to the sea – to dream higher than the sky and deeper than the ocean.  That’s exactly what our Navigator Tinana did this week – under the masterful…

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Roadshows, pavlova and the colour pink

  Mum’s pavlova was only ever made for the most special of occasions.    She’d line the tray with grease-proof paper, beat the egg whites and then create a mountain of meringue ready for the oven.   When it was…

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Looking with open eyes

  When we look with open eyes and see the beauty of the waterfall our soul sings in reply.   The cascading flow of water excites and enthrals us, rejuvenating a tired mind, energising us out of complacency.   The…

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Strength to love

  When I was ten I was told I had to wear glasses.   I chose a pair of purple-rimmed spectacles that I thought looked really funky.   I was never a conformist as far as fashion went. Within hours…

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Love is a many splendoured thing.

  Love is a many splendoured thing.    That was the name of the song playing as Olivia Newton-John fell into the arms of John Travolta; in one of my all-time favourite movies from yesteryear.  It was a notion wrapped up…

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