Kate-Lyn's Blog

High Tea, a special afternoon munch at “The Daily” the most fanciest eating place in Te Puke Money money money, all my money, for meeeeeee  

Borrowing leaves from a tree for leave rubbings. Making dumplings.  

  In Te Puke I’m known as the “Queen of the Hikoi”  I hikoi here, I hikoi there, I hikoi everywhere!  

Here I am making Jo more beautiful, bringing out her natural highlights, I think Jo appreciates warm autumn colours.  Cards!! Go fish!  

 Cutting out, oh how I love to cut out. “If you need something to be cut out, I am the woman for you.” Part of my arts and crafts of course.

 This is a game of great cunning and agility, finesse and courage, and luck.  Luck is need to stop the tower from falling over, luckily I smashed out new skills and dominated this game.