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Kia ora te whanau papaho Maori me to ao hurihuri. Pai rawa atu nga ahua huarere te ra nei, ka haerea matou ki te hikoi. Engari, ki ahau e mahi tonu ahau tino rawa nga mahi, aha ranei hanga nga umanga mo te kapa whutu paoro o 2011. Heoi e mohio ana ahau kei te uru haere nga tohu Pikihuia (kitea ki tenei wharangi http://beattiesbookblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/pikihuia-awards-for-maori-writers-2009.html) whakawhiwhi kaore ahau e mohio nga taumata engari kei te uru haere ahau. Na reira he roa te wa ehara ahau te hoki mai nei, i whakahou te wharangi. Na reira na pakipumeka, nga korero, nga raruraru, engari, kei te haere tonu oku whakaaro. Me he aitua mo tenei wa, toku kaihana a Karl Edmonds he patunga tapu ia i waenganui he aitua i runga nga rori tae atu ki Tuakau ta matou haukainga o te taha o toku Mama. Engari e waea mai a Mama e tenei ata e korero e pai ia mo tenei wa engari tino mamae tona tinana kua pakaru tona tinana me ana ate wharowharo. Wicked, tino miharo. Oku whakaaro he kaitaraiwa ia engari tino pouri. Oku whanaunga ka haerea mai no Ahitereiria mo tana mauiuitanga, engari, he tino aitua mo te whanau nei he 24 hour vigilance, na moemiti katoa toku Papa mo te pai huarahi a Karl. Na reira he tino kaha ki aia naianei mo te takoto me tana piki te ora. Raru o te whakaaro a Papa Pita pana ki te kaupapa Foreshore and Seabed taake He aha ou whakaaro nga raru o te Paati Nahinare e whakanohopuku a Papa Pita, na reira nga maha tini taake o nga ture o te takutai moana. Na reira maha nga raru i runga te ipurangi pana ki tera taake. He tino matepukupuku tera ki oku whakaaro natemea i kitea nga raruraru o te Pakeha pana ki te hinga nga rakau na te mea he raru pana ki te waa tatari. Engari ki ahau, he mokai pea pana ki te raruraru o te Paati Nahinare, me te raru a Metiria Turei kaore ia e whakaae mo te raru, te kore tu a Papa Pita mo nga raru pana ki te takutai moana. He rereke tikanga ki te kaupapa engari he mohio whakahou mo to tatou tohutoro, he pai mohio pana ki te umanga ngahau no te whenua Merika engari te ao katoa e mohio tenei manu tioriori. 
Ko Beyonce Knowles-Carter tona ingoa, tenei te wharangi tuatahi o Knowles-Carter e whakatatu i runga te uwhi mo te rawe pai wahine kakahu ko te mohini Vogue. Ahakoa e kitea ia nga wa o mua i runga te atamira he ahua maori engari ki au e mohio ana te ahua te kaha o sasha kaore i konei. He aha ou whakaaro? tuhi mai.
Me he whakaaro hou ano mo to tatou mohio e kitea te pikitia tawhito o nga wahine maori i runga te whare maori i kimi tera pikitia i runga he pikitia wharangi ko te photobucket wharangi i kimi, a, e mohio ana na korero o toku Papa e nga wa katoa, pana ki te pepeha, ka puta ki te ipurangi, na reira, oku hoa o te karaehe i whiwhi he meani maori meani pepeha engari ka tae mae ki ahau i tu ana, aue, tino rereke, tata mai au e tangi na te mea te ahua katoa o te tu, kaore e whakaae toku papa ka puta te pepeha whakapapa katoa i te ao hurihuri, heoi ano he tino tauira tenei mo te kaupapa tera. Ko wai e mohio te taake pana ki tenei tu whakaahua, na reira, e pai mo nga pai mahi, a he aha te pai mahi? mo te mohio anake engari emohio ana nga maori tuatahi nga whakaaro o nga tupuna he soul catcher he kamera, na reira he wahanga o te ao tawhito.
Inaianei he ra whakata o te Pasifika festival engari kaore au e haere ana, ki toku maumahara, he tino pukumahi ngahau tenei, a, na reira haere i waho i te rori he pasifika ngahau i temea he ngahau i a ra katoa kaore mo te wa i konei. Na reira haere tonu ahau i kimi nga rakau mo te hanga manu taratahi, pro, he tino teitei tenei mahi i hurirauna o tamaki makaurau i kimi nga rakau, nga toetoe, nga raupo. Man raupo he tino uaua te kimi mo tenei mahi engari tenei he pikitia mo te tauira (heoi, i wareware koe te ahua o raupo)
Heoi, i haere ahau ki Maioro te tongo o Waiuku, te raki tahi o te puaha o Waikato. I tupato ahau e tiki na reira e sink hoki mo te kimi. Na reira wenei rakau e tipu i te repo. Hatakehi, Au, me aku kotiro e kimi me tino hatakehi e kitea ki te ao maori, na korero he aha ai nga wa katoa, he ahae maku, he aha ai e noho nei? Man kaore korua e mohio te ahua o te tipu o oku tupuna, rereke nga whakaaro o nga tamariki e enei ra.
I kitea a Numia Ponika-Rangi i tenei Rangi e ki ahau ki a ia kaore au e mahi, i whanake i te reo tonu, me ki e utu mai ki ahau te timata o Maria ki MiT ano, pai rawa, e mohio ana te uaua ina tau engari pai te mohio ia e whakahoki ki te MiT mo te tohu papaho maori.
Tirohia ki tenei tuhinga mo te ahua o te korero, ki ahau he hatakehi prakatihi mo nga whakatautau pea, whai mai:The Irony of President Obama’s Fear Language By Dr. Boyce Watkins www.DrBoyceMoney.com Let’s be clear: This recession has become President Barack Obama’s personal War on Terror. Like the War on Terror, the enemy is evasive, the challenge is global, international cooperation is necessary, and the battle is unlike any other in our nation’s history. Wars are good for political business: when people get scared, politicians get a blank check to fulfill their legislative agenda. After 9/11, President Bush used fear to get the entire nation to sign onto the Patriot Act, and years later, we are wondering if someone is going to tap our cell phones and illegally imprison us for not eating our Freedom Fries. Bad legislation is like an STD: you can pick it up with a snap decision, but you pay the price for the next 20 years.
Ko Beyonce Knowles-Carter tona ingoa, tenei te wharangi tuatahi o Knowles-Carter e whakatatu i runga te uwhi mo te rawe pai wahine kakahu ko te mohini Vogue. Ahakoa e kitea ia nga wa o mua i runga te atamira he ahua maori engari ki au e mohio ana te ahua te kaha o sasha kaore i konei. He aha ou whakaaro? tuhi mai.
Me he whakaaro hou ano mo to tatou mohio e kitea te pikitia tawhito o nga wahine maori i runga te whare maori i kimi tera pikitia i runga he pikitia wharangi ko te photobucket wharangi i kimi, a, e mohio ana na korero o toku Papa e nga wa katoa, pana ki te pepeha, ka puta ki te ipurangi, na reira, oku hoa o te karaehe i whiwhi he meani maori meani pepeha engari ka tae mae ki ahau i tu ana, aue, tino rereke, tata mai au e tangi na te mea te ahua katoa o te tu, kaore e whakaae toku papa ka puta te pepeha whakapapa katoa i te ao hurihuri, heoi ano he tino tauira tenei mo te kaupapa tera. Ko wai e mohio te taake pana ki tenei tu whakaahua, na reira, e pai mo nga pai mahi, a he aha te pai mahi? mo te mohio anake engari emohio ana nga maori tuatahi nga whakaaro o nga tupuna he soul catcher he kamera, na reira he wahanga o te ao tawhito.
Inaianei he ra whakata o te Pasifika festival engari kaore au e haere ana, ki toku maumahara, he tino pukumahi ngahau tenei, a, na reira haere i waho i te rori he pasifika ngahau i temea he ngahau i a ra katoa kaore mo te wa i konei. Na reira haere tonu ahau i kimi nga rakau mo te hanga manu taratahi, pro, he tino teitei tenei mahi i hurirauna o tamaki makaurau i kimi nga rakau, nga toetoe, nga raupo. Man raupo he tino uaua te kimi mo tenei mahi engari tenei he pikitia mo te tauira (heoi, i wareware koe te ahua o raupo)
Heoi, i haere ahau ki Maioro te tongo o Waiuku, te raki tahi o te puaha o Waikato. I tupato ahau e tiki na reira e sink hoki mo te kimi. Na reira wenei rakau e tipu i te repo. Hatakehi, Au, me aku kotiro e kimi me tino hatakehi e kitea ki te ao maori, na korero he aha ai nga wa katoa, he ahae maku, he aha ai e noho nei? Man kaore korua e mohio te ahua o te tipu o oku tupuna, rereke nga whakaaro o nga tamariki e enei ra.
I kitea a Numia Ponika-Rangi i tenei Rangi e ki ahau ki a ia kaore au e mahi, i whanake i te reo tonu, me ki e utu mai ki ahau te timata o Maria ki MiT ano, pai rawa, e mohio ana te uaua ina tau engari pai te mohio ia e whakahoki ki te MiT mo te tohu papaho maori.
Tirohia ki tenei tuhinga mo te ahua o te korero, ki ahau he hatakehi prakatihi mo nga whakatautau pea, whai mai:The Irony of President Obama’s Fear Language By Dr. Boyce Watkins www.DrBoyceMoney.com Let’s be clear: This recession has become President Barack Obama’s personal War on Terror. Like the War on Terror, the enemy is evasive, the challenge is global, international cooperation is necessary, and the battle is unlike any other in our nation’s history. Wars are good for political business: when people get scared, politicians get a blank check to fulfill their legislative agenda. After 9/11, President Bush used fear to get the entire nation to sign onto the Patriot Act, and years later, we are wondering if someone is going to tap our cell phones and illegally imprison us for not eating our Freedom Fries. Bad legislation is like an STD: you can pick it up with a snap decision, but you pay the price for the next 20 years.
A win for the Warriors but a loss for the Crusaders. Booh. Not really following the rugby as I'm not quite sheltered by rain, hopefully be up on the play once we have a fair idea on who will lead the competition.
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