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November 3, 2013 nature

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These blocks are my favourite toy - they make me smile. One can buy them from Epiphany Toys in Tauranga (such a wee gem of a store online and with a small store). These are @grimmswoodentoys a German brand. The colours, the unusual shapes and feel of the smooth wood is heavenly. We have a mix of the ‘blocks’ and a 4 elements puzzle which we’ve dissected into more blocks with more surprising shapes. Makes for a lovely and unique gift. Morning creativity in sheepskins.

Being in colour with the mahi of @emmaprillartist at @taurangaartgallery

Got our plastic free bread - baguette today, the bouncy sourdough mustn’t have been ready. We saw this fabulous vegan chocolate cake with its glorious shards of chocolate and baby pink fleurs and had to take a snap. Honestly @loverosiebakery makes my life better. Yay for pleasure, food, and places to gather.

Inspired by @theoutdoorkidsproject and shooed away by the sound of husband’s lawnmower, our whanau had a most simple, beautiful, relaxing, sun setting, winter’s early eve. This estuary is a minute walk from our home. It’s shamefully easy to forget it and to head always to the picture-perfect Mt Maunganui beach. But keeping it local minimises stress by having less to remember, no traffic to negotiate, no seat belts...and also encourages us to get outside more. I’ve written a wee blog post about groups that meet in the Bay of Plenty to get kids, families, each other outdoors eg Outdoor Explorers, Kindling, @naturelibrarynz. This is 4 year young son’s boy. ‘He is simple. He is sad.’ www.wildandgrace.co.nz

Friday after school thermal activity! Thanks for having us @fernlandspa .

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