Scootering is an amazing sport as you are able to get out side and have fun learning new tricks. Scootering is sport where you have to have to keep trying and give it your best to become good at, it definitely isn’t as easy as people say it is, you have to put in the work to become good.
How are you with time?
Different people perceive time differently. To some of us time is a finite, measurable,
tangible commodity. Like a loaf of sliced bread, it can be shared around very simply and
specifically. To others of us time is a much less tangible item. In fact, it is more like a large
bowl of soup, difficult to divide according to any set of rules and difficult to distribute evenly.
Aotearoa is a Pacific Island nation coming to terms with its whakapapa. Our whakapapa includes pre-Treaty strands originating in Te Moana Nui a Kiwa² and post-Treaty strands from Europe and the rest of the globe. In 2019, Tuia 250 – Te Pōwhiri ki Wharekaho, was a singularly impactful event for bringing these strands together in celebration of our national and local identities in Pare Hauraki³.
Acclaimed NZ music producer Dave Rhodes mentors Mercury Bay Area School students for Creative in Schools programme “What do you want to be when you
The Common Ground is a page
dedicated to expression.
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Scootering is an amazing sport as you are able to get out side and have fun learning new tricks. Scootering is sport where you have to have to keep trying and give it your best to become good at, it definitely isn’t as easy as people say it is, you have to put in the work to become good.
How are you with time?
Different people perceive time differently. To some of us time is a finite, measurable,
tangible commodity. Like a loaf of sliced bread, it can be shared around very simply and
specifically. To others of us time is a much less tangible item. In fact, it is more like a large
bowl of soup, difficult to divide according to any set of rules and difficult to distribute evenly.
Aotearoa is a Pacific Island nation coming to terms with its whakapapa. Our whakapapa includes pre-Treaty strands originating in Te Moana Nui a Kiwa² and post-Treaty strands from Europe and the rest of the globe. In 2019, Tuia 250 – Te Pōwhiri ki Wharekaho, was a singularly impactful event for bringing these strands together in celebration of our national and local identities in Pare Hauraki³.
Acclaimed NZ music producer Dave Rhodes mentors Mercury Bay Area School students for Creative in Schools programme “What do you want to be when you
The Common Ground is a page
dedicated to expression.
Do you have something you’d
like to share?
