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Scones & Spongecake – a flower and food event

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Kia ora, hi there I’m Emily. Welcome to wild & grace, a place where i share & connect with the wondrous Y O U.

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Qawwali Collective sang @kawai_purapura within @sacredearthnz. In a week we travel back to Tamaki Makaurau for @nzspiritfestival to sing Sufi Songs. Singing, Breathing, Harmonies are my happy place, where I am in a flow state. What activities activate ‘flow state’ in you?

Look at this cookbook collection - jelly am i. Visiting ‘the tron’ for school holidays and visiting Dad. We may end up visiting those magical Putaruru Springs, or @hamiltongardens is always a favourite. Kia ora @hazelhayescafecatering for having us.

Real life reading beside one’s pillow and duvet * through the flames (book about mindfulness) *summerhill (book about progressive / democratic education * tiwhiri- Tauranga’s discovery school in the making * the abundance project (book I heard about on a podcast I love called ‘consciously speaking’)

A gypsywitch friend came to visit us in her housebus. We went for a cruise round the suburban streets of Tauranga. I am boldened by the people I get to share my life with. It was outrageous seeing a long, faded-turquoise bus (of possibility) parked alongside the neighbour’s footpath at the end of our ‘consistent’ drive. I felt adventure do her karanga. I felt courage call my name. I heard that 80s slogan whispering triumphantly ‘Women can do anything’. I’m grateful for the humans in my life and the power they transmit through their bravery.

Visual Art. Mine. Oil pastels are the best. Who’s been to @taurangaartgallery these school holidays? The kids went earlier in the week and L O V E D it.

Baked Couscous with Summer Vegetables care of @nigelslater. Husband started running Ultra Marathon’s last year. To accompany such a feat his consumed many running books, two of these featured runners who now longer eat animals and one who doesn’t eat animal bi-products. For many reasons husband is now plant powered. Tonight we cook for him. Here’s to all the plant powered people in our world.

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