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This is a photo of me and my Great Grandmother, Te Wai Tauariki, born 1866, died 1971, she was 105 years old She had a traditional moku which she received when she was 23 years old, in those days the moku was chiselled onto the face and was very painful. She loved a good party and smoked a pipe and rollies. She lived in Maraetai for a while, which is where my Grandmother was born. Nanny was a mid-wife and supported Maori from around the area including Great and Little Barrier and Waiheke Island.

Robyne

We did some of the warm up for our martial arts, Shorinji Kempo North Shore Branch, counting in Maori, rather than Japanese. It didn't go 100% smoothly but it was fun to try.

Rachel

Kia Ora, I listened to Lorde's latest release Te Ao Marama. I read some maori words for the kihini /kitchen (as well as sharing our Kitchen Things facebook post to my friends on this) and last night, rather than count in Japanese, I counted in Maori for some of our warm up with our online martial arts training.

Rachel

Kia hari e nga hoa mahi o te Ra Nekehanga Reo Maori!

Mark
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