Quite recently, Kaitiaki came to visit.
His mum had work to do.
No sooner had he arrived than Kapai turned up
He had a bit of trouble up the side of that pot though.
By the way Kapai means well done, very good : )
Quite soon, we made some fizzy
"Tastes like chicken!" said he
Pop decided to move some fruit crates & a boy
Up & down the drive they
went & even across the road
to Audrey's
while I carried her fruit
It was so much fun..thanks Pop!
Yesterday Kaitiaki & his mum took me to the
Book Fair at Colenso College in Napier.
What a fantastic idea to recycle books round the community
& raise money for a good cause.
That way books can be available to everybody.
I found the most fascinating children's book entitled
"NUMBER FIVE JOY STREET"
It was given to Margaret for Xmas in 1931 by her
aunty Peg : )
I just love the first story entitled Mr Cupboard or,
the Furniture's Holiday
What a gorgeous colour plate!
Well now, back to the boy..it really is the everyday things that
matter most..I am so loving capturing things that
we will otherwise soon forget
...a four year old playing
very soon his mum came & took him home
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I so love your stories about Kaitiaki. He is such a character. I wish we'd had blogging when our kids were little, don't you?
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Lovely post. We look after our grandson aged 3 two days a week. What a joy they are! And they keep you toung. Love the book, just my sort of thing.
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