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July 25, 2013 arts / bay of plenty / ideas / what's on

Ripple Rug Crochet Crafternoon

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Kia ora, i’m Emily, a sharer connector, a kiwi mother, wife, being. Welcome to wild & grace a blog of what matters to me and may matter to you too.

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Pretty please. Save the trees. ‘Protect the TREES and GREENSPACE in Bureta’ on Facebook. Middle child made this drawing this morning of the gingko trees and devised the wee chant too. She asked if I can share it to Facebook to save the trees.

Blister time in the South Island, Te Wai Pounamu. This photo was taken down along the river bank. I was struck by the number of BIG trees and green spaces in The City of Christchurch. Despite the ‘mist’ and the cold runners, families, cyclists were moving and powering their bodies throughout their nature. It’s said people prefer to exercise amidst nature and most antipodeans don’t do the recommended 30 minutes of up tempo exercise or movement a day. Let’s look for green space. Let’s look to PROTECT big trees. Let’s look to keep moving our bodies especially out in nature and especially with our kiddies who reportedly need 3 hours of outside unstructured play or time daily!!!

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Lyttleton love. @civilandnaval sitting next to a poet!!! Can you guess who? No not Sam Hunt! The other one! Am enjoying the wellington grunge vibe. The lack of permanent or pasted on smiles that sometimes frequent the days I inhabit. There is only electric guitar playing with the fire. I am mother? A wife? I ‘stay-at-home’? Certainly not today my dears, certainly not today. I wish you a little or large adventure, for good lord it tastes gooood. In a dopamine kind of way. An all kinds of pleasure box.

@henrytrading wowness. Very beautiful colours. Homemade. Ceramics. Gifts. Wood. Wool. Books. Zero Waste Odd and Bods. Ahhh shop crush.

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