When the rugby season is on, we are given
several ‘opportunities’ to do the oranges and washing the jerseys. It was our
turn for Kawea’s team.While he was at choir rehersals I took the jerseys to the
Laundromat. Hikawera, Renata and Rakai decided they would help to fold the
jerseys. Warm and dry!! Hikawera did a great job. If you know him, he is a
perfectionist and loves order and processes. He was successful in showing
Renata how to fold the jerseys the right way. Ren was a good student. Rakai
just thought it would be great trying on as many as he could!!!
This entry has no photo's but as you read on you will see why. I did however need to be recorded for posterity!!! and to say We survived. Renata had been at school only 2 days, He went to his Last Montessori Class on a Thursday. Friday morning Came and he began to throw up. Within the next 3 days 5 of my 6 children were down with the nastiest vomiting/diarrhea bug I have ever encountered. Arama was away on business, so I was on my own. This bug has had a reputation in our community, taking no prisoners and not missing any members of the family. Yes that bad. I was grateful Arama was away, but my big boy was due to go on his Pinacle Camp for a week with school on the Monday. I prayed that he would not get it. It was Fast Sunday the Sunday before so we both fasted he would not get sick before or ON his camp. (his first 2 days was a 2 day treck in the bush and the only way out was via rescue helecopter – not an option thanks) Just the thought of him possibly gett...
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