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Showing posts with label Te Ao Hou. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Te Ao Hou. Show all posts

30.8.08

Bubblr - Te Rā Horoi - Saturday 30 August



Bubblr with TE AO HOU PICTURES: To make the slide show work take your cursor to the edge of the right of the pictures and they will move.

12.8.08

Te RāTū - Tuesday 12 August


Ok, ok, I adore these little ones, and I do like the photographs in the Te Ao Hou magazine as well.



WOW, I've found the 'gadgets' that are available with our blogs, yehaa. I've added 'He kupu o te Ra,' awesome, as well as a calendar (that's the control person in me), Inspirational Quotes and Pictures, I do like quotes, and photographs, well enough said. That's why I've got Places to See. The reason why I added 'Things to ponder' is because I enjoy those little titbits of info, even though they had to be pretty good, because they came with advertising and I was on the point of not adding them. I've also found all of these library related gadgets, search answers etc, fantastic. Learning to sign, when I have a spare moment. Near the bottom of my blog are Common Craft videos on RSS, Wiki, Social Bookmarking and Podcasting.

6.8.08

Te Te Rā Apa - Wednesday 6 August.










Isn't she beautiful. One of my favorite photographs in the Te Ao Hou magazine.
Te Ao Hou is one of the many resources that are available when doing research relating to Māori. Another two resources (among many), would be the Fletcher Index of Maori Names and the Maaori Land Court Minutes Books, however, you have to register to access the minute books.

Cute little Malaysian girl, singing.

Laughing Baby

A wee Scottish lass singing Three Craws.

Little Korean boy will make you smile.

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