New Zealander's ??

[lemonique]

Hi guys and Gals, Just wondering how many Kiwi's are on this Forum.
Probably not enough to have a massive get together, but hey!....you never know, maybe one day.
Hoping to hear from you :D
Lemonique

[ngawaka19]

Tena koe ehoa.

We should, I know tickles is a kiwi too.

I'm hopfully, ( if work prevails) thinking of hooking up with the australian connection, there is a thread called "the great Auzy get together". I think thats what the threads called, tapp in and see if its up your alley. They are to have it in Coffs Harbour, around October. What a beautiful place. But meanwhile back in the wops, we should get together, I'm defanately trying to welcome into my life like minded people, that I can talk to that don't think I'm off the planet, (scuse the pun). My whole family, (4 kids, 2 adults a cat and a dog) beleive. We have all witnessed UFO sightings in Auckland and Taupo. And my father was hunting in the backbush in Gisborne in 1968 and witnessed a very close encounter. But outside of that there is a small group of my friends that are beginning to understand, with 2 in particular who totally know. There are other things happening too, up North. Its very exciting. Would love to hear from you lemonique, 2 meke.

arohanui ehoa
ngawaka

[lemonique]

Tena koe ehoa.

We should, I know tickles is a kiwi too.

I'm hopfully, ( if work prevails) thinking of hooking up with the australian connection, there is a thread called "the great Auzy get together". I think thats what the threads called, tapp in and see if its up your alley. They are to have it in Coffs Harbour, around October. What a beautiful place. But meanwhile back in the wops, we should get together, I'm defanately trying to welcome into my life like minded people, that I can talk to that don't think I'm off the planet, (scuse the pun). My whole family, (4 kids, 2 adults a cat and a dog) beleive. We have all witnessed UFO sightings in Auckland and Taupo. And my father was hunting in the backbush in Gisborne in 1968 and witnessed a very close encounter. But outside of that there is a small group of my friends that are beginning to understand, with 2 in particular who totally know. There are other things happening too, up North. Its very exciting. Would love to hear from you lemonique, 2 meke.

arohanui ehoa
ngawaka



Hi Ngawaka!! thanks for replying. I'm in Christchurch, and I can honestly say they are very conservative down this way :) feels a bit lonely at times.
I was going to join the local UFO group here, but without a car it was difficult to get to the meetings, which are held at night on the other side of town. I'm sure there would be a few like minded souls there... that's life :D
My Maori language isn't too good Ngawaka...went to classes in the 70's for a few weeks but had to pull out due to family commitments. Bah!
Glad to see there's a few in the know up North Yay!!
We can PM if there's anything interesting happening. I may attend the Coff's Harbour get together, not too sure as yet.
Thanks again
Lemonique

[ngawaka19]

I may attend the Coff's Harbour get together, not too sure as yet.
Thanks again
Lemonique


That would be totally neat. Will get back to you with a PM if there are developments up North. Let me know if your up this way, and i'll do the vice versa on that.

chur
love and light

[ashyr]

greets lemonique, Ngawaka ,good to see a few kiwis around

i was discussing breifly the TIKI with a tutor on my course atm. he said something about them having the ability to shapeshift but stoped talking pretty quick. the storys and stuff have so much in common with alot of other cultures that have never met. funny aye. i know he knows something. hehe. were off to whakatu marae next fri for a hangi.

our class at poly has learnt the HAKA and TIAHA movements for it. should be good.

all the students are puttin on the hangi. learning about maori culture.

anyway i was thinkin of puttin on a more post traditional maori food contribution. the ol pork bones, watercress,puha and doe boys. hehe. give em a real taste of it. i grew up on the stuff with my olds and what not. living up wanganui/kai iwi / waitotara and even up wanganui river for a while before i was introduced to SOCIETY. love it up there.

we were one of the more easy going honkeys up the river. they used to call my old man. gary the maori. haha

[lemonique]

greets lemonique, Ngawaka ,good to see a few kiwis around

i was discussing breifly the TIKI with a tutor on my course atm. he said something about them having the ability to shapeshift but stoped talking pretty quick. the storys and stuff have so much in common with alot of other cultures that have never met. funny aye. i know he knows something. hehe. were off to whakatu marae next fri for a hangi.

our class at poly has learnt the HAKA and TIAHA movements for it. should be good.

all the students are puttin on the hangi. learning about maori culture.

anyway i was thinkin of puttin on a more post traditional maori food contribution. the ol pork bones, watercress,puha and doe boys. hehe. give em a real taste of it. i grew up on the stuff with my olds and what not. living up wanganui/kai iwi / waitotara and even up wanganui river for a while before i was introduced to SOCIETY. love it up there.

we were one of the more easy going honkeys up the river. they used to call my old man. gary the maori. haha

Hi Ashyr!! thanks for replying. Wow, sounds like a great 'field trip' coming up to Whakatu. The lovely Hawke's Bay eh? and the Hangi sounds great too. Yum!! Looks like you have had a good grounding in the traditional ways, lucky you :) Have you learned of the natural medicines? now, that would be interesting.
Have a neat time Ashyr! and eat some Hangi for me will you please :D
Cheers
Lemonique

[ashyr]

yeah sorry no the whakatu is in nelson. a region of nelson. is there a whakatu in Hawkes bay also. cool.

yeah ive learnt a bit about the natural medcines . some of them are very similar to other tribes/cultures medicines also =D ..

[barbitone]

I don't live in New Zealand but both my parents are kiwi and most of my relatives live around Motueka (sp?) near Nelson.

I love NZ. Frickin' cold though! I enjoyed the Golden Bay area the most. (Takaka)

[ashyr]

yeah mot. know it well. hehe dodgy place for MASON ILLUMINATI action. its got a seedy underbelly heh.

golden bay. the most magical place in the world. u know when we flood all the souls will get sucked down harwoods hole.

goldenbay has some of the best bud also. lots of hippy's and alternative life stylers. like maybe 50%

[barbitone]

yeah mot. know it well. hehe dodgy place for MASON ILLUMINATI action. its got a seedy underbelly heh.

golden bay. the most magical place in the world. u know when we flood all the souls will get sucked down harwoods hole.

goldenbay has some of the best bud also. lots of hippy's and alternative life stylers. like maybe 50%

Harwoods hole's awesome! Nice walk to it too. Pretty long though. Yeah, I liked Golden Bay's hippy vibes. Much like how where I am now used to be in the good old days. I liked the Invisible shop the best!:D Herbal highs and that.... The salvia tore my head off though! That stuff is STRONG!:D

[ashyr]

yeah its wacky also =D hehe


harwoods hole is the GATE TO HELL. btw.

when 2012 hits. the tormented remaining souls who havnt emptied there materialistic nature and negativity will be washed down there.

to live it over again. and then hopefully learn =D

[purple is a fruit]

Hi
I live in Australia(7 years)...but am still a kiwi through and through:D
Lived in Taranaki through my childhood, and later in Hawkes bay.

Purple

[eternal_spirit]

UK here but if I ever get the chance I'm heading to live in NZ. See my Grandad was a merchant seaman sailed on ship all round the planet different countries. He said NZ is the best place on Earth. You lucky lot. :)

[ashyr]

yeah he probably landed in what would have been called 'FLAGSTAFF" in nz. first merchant settle ment i think, i live there with my fiance in her parents house for a while. some of you might know it as "DEVONPORT" in the northshore of auckland.

anyway. there is this underlying tone ive felt with nz'ers they tend to not want to do anything apart from be that inside nz, its like were so into ourselves or have no desire to leave, everything is sweet here, and onlookers see that as a flaw? a negative thing for our people, self sufficiency?


btw big HELLO to Purple

[eternal_spirit]

Sounds like you got it sussed over there do your own thing live your own life. Two friends where over there a while ago went to visit a lad who used to live here in the UK he said there is no way he's coming back here. Grows his own smoke in his garden 100% natural as nature intended, wages are better, the people more friendly. The only thing my friends visiting didn't like was Hobbitton where they filmed Lord of the Rings only because it was a none smoking zone. But yes seen some amazing pics of some great places. Can't remember the names though.

[ngawaka19]

Harbour get together, not too sure as yet.
Thanks again
Lemonique

Cake & Pie lemonique................(kei te pai......coastie styles) lol

Sweet as my reo aint that hot either, just can't seem to get my colonised head around it, bin tryna learn since I was 'born again' at age 30. Thats.....rubarb rubarb....mummmmblle.....years ago. Lol. I'm here to tautoko. How fab to hear and see some kiwi's and sista brotha's from Auz with similar mind gap. Saves heaps of explanatory korero-talkin.....and wait for it........ will they think I'm mad and give me that look like, 'aaaahhhh yeah...ok...your on the ole waki baki' gone locco out back o whatatutu, star gazing to the space invaders in the sky.Lol.

It'd be fab to hook up and rave about whats really going on. Look for a thread I've posted about a ufologist conference in sept location rotovegas (rotorua) nice location.

ka pai
tu meke
totally neat
love and light
ngawaka19