Ross’ Ramblings: Aussie Antics – Part 2
January 14, 2025
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Continuing with Jerry’s story from Part 1, he had been house leader for several years and was building a wooden dinghy in the garage.
Continuing with Jerry’s story from Part 1, he had been house leader for several years and was building a wooden dinghy in the garage.
Mt Paku is a volcanic peak rising between the southern end of Tairua Beach and the Tairua harbour mouth. It was formed around 7-8 million years ago as a volcanic island.
There’s a joy in watching children play and use their imagination, and fostering imagination and play is a key part of Waldorf Steiner education worldwide.
Connect Four show with Maori toi, February 12-23 from 10am-4pm at Hauraki House Gallery, Coromandel town.
Seeing the poster for “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” immediately transported me back to the 90s when the first book was released and I was living in London. It bought back so many memories of great times in the UK but also reminded me of my old diary habits. Fans of the original book will know it was written in diary form and this theme continues through the movies as well.
Continuing with Jerry’s story from Part 1, he had been house leader for several years and was building a wooden dinghy in the garage.
Mt Paku is a volcanic peak rising between the southern end of Tairua Beach and the Tairua harbour mouth. It was formed around 7-8 million years ago as a volcanic island.
There’s a joy in watching children play and use their imagination, and fostering imagination and play is a key part of Waldorf Steiner education worldwide.
Connect Four show with Maori toi, February 12-23 from 10am-4pm at Hauraki House Gallery, Coromandel town.
Seeing the poster for “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” immediately transported me back to the 90s when the first book was released and I was living in London. It bought back so many memories of great times in the UK but also reminded me of my old diary habits. Fans of the original book will know it was written in diary form and this theme continues through the movies as well.
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