Showing posts with label DAY4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DAY4. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 January 2019

SLJ, DAY 4, WEEK 1, More That Meets The Eye

DAY 4:

Activity 1:

Scaling New Heights:

5 Questions I Would Ask Sir Edmund Hillary If I Ever Had The Chance To Meet Him:

   1. When did you decide that your love for climbing?
   2.What was going though your head when you where so close to the top of Mt Everest?
   3. What are three of the most important things you learn't over your life time that you think youth today would like to hear?
   4. What where your top 3 favourite achievements of yours?
   5. How can the youth of today, follow in your foot steps as an adventurer, achiever, and giver?

Activity 2:

Pancakes and Maple Syrup?

My favorite food is a home made pizza made with potato and garlic sauce.
To make it you need:
1 tortilla
2 tsp of crushed garlic
50g of softened butter
cooked potatoes
A sprinkle of Rosemary
Mozzarella cheese
Parmesan cheese

To make the paste in a pot at low heat, put the butter in until melted, then mix in the crushed garlic. When mixed and heated, pour onto tortilla and spread around. Sprinkle both cheeses onto the tortilla. Cut up the potatoes into small slices, and place on the tortilla. Sprinkle the rosemary on and cook until cheese melted. Eat Up!!!

Activity 3:

Salt and Pepper:

Where I would build a hotel is somewhere in the Marlborough sounds filled with many bird calls and frogs chirping. with water lapping on the beach. Clear blue skys, and clear blue water. The hotel would be one the water just like how my Dad tried to do. 

Sunday, 28 January 2018

Summer Blogging Challenge Week 1 Day 4 Activity 1+bonus

Activity 1: A waiata in your heart .









I use to go to barrytown school and know I go to grey main school I was in kapahaka and was the girl leader we sang Nga Iwi E and it just remind me of that wonderful small school.
At the kapahaka competition there was always E Te Iwi E playing and it is just a beautiful song.
I don't have any that run in the family or anything because I have no Maori blood in me but I still enjoy kapahaka.

Bonus Activity: Musical festival Matatiti.

On these to songs I say that Te Puku O Te lka id number one its sounds so beautiful and I almost in a instant feel calmer.
In number two in my  list  Te lti Kahurangi That women's voice sounds so strong and powerful and the instrument thing just brings something a little extra.
Third is Tamatea Arikinui The poi was amazing and they where all in sink but the song wasn't as good as the others.