SCARY TALES.
Order your own copy, email:
rainbowpoetry@gmail.com
$20.00 posted anywhere in N.Z.
Or check out Paper Plus or independent book stores like Books for Kids - $20.00 retail.
A fun book for brave kids :)
Hi Everyone,
What a funny old world we're living in at the moment. How is your bubble going? Les and I are sharing our bubble with Rosie the dog.
By now a lot of you will be back at school in a completely different way, online, or what adults call remote learning. You'll be missing your friends too, and starting to realise how lucky we are normally when we can go where ever we want to, (as long as mum and dad say it's okay of course.)
I'd decided to slow down a bit in our travels during 2020, but I didn't think I'd be coming to a standstill due to this nasty coronavirus. I used to look forward to a day at home, but after this is over, I won't ever take my freedom for granted again. Will you?
We're all coping in our own way, and it made me think about how some people are feeling upset and anxious because they can't go out, while others will be relaxed and safe about being at home, as they always feel anxious when they have to go out in public anytime. I've felt relaxed and calm, and frustrated and relieved.
I've been doing a little writing, and have posted a new poem about lockdown on here. Rosie is missing people, and I feel sorry for the first person who walks through our door when lockdown is over. It'll be jump up and down a trillion times, and go bananas! haha
Don't forget my Youtube channel. I have finally added a few poems. for littlies and you older kidlets as well.
Here's the link Youtube.com/channel/UC174DZI0aLXx7WMzZNYTDTw?view_as=subscriber
You can leave a comment or like a clip, and remember to subscribe.
Joke time:
Q:
Why is there no coronavirus in Antarctica?
A:
Because they are all in 'ice-o-lation.'
WORDS OF THE MOMENT
Here are ways to say 'hello' in different languages.
French: Bonjour
Fijian: Bula
Italian: Ciao
Maori: Kia ora
Samoan: Talofa lava
Tongan: Malo e lelei
German: Guten morgen
Don't forget that I love hearing from you, so send me a message.
Judi B and Les and Rosie
What a funny old world we're living in at the moment. How is your bubble going? Les and I are sharing our bubble with Rosie the dog.
By now a lot of you will be back at school in a completely different way, online, or what adults call remote learning. You'll be missing your friends too, and starting to realise how lucky we are normally when we can go where ever we want to, (as long as mum and dad say it's okay of course.)
I'd decided to slow down a bit in our travels during 2020, but I didn't think I'd be coming to a standstill due to this nasty coronavirus. I used to look forward to a day at home, but after this is over, I won't ever take my freedom for granted again. Will you?
We're all coping in our own way, and it made me think about how some people are feeling upset and anxious because they can't go out, while others will be relaxed and safe about being at home, as they always feel anxious when they have to go out in public anytime. I've felt relaxed and calm, and frustrated and relieved.
I've been doing a little writing, and have posted a new poem about lockdown on here. Rosie is missing people, and I feel sorry for the first person who walks through our door when lockdown is over. It'll be jump up and down a trillion times, and go bananas! haha
Don't forget my Youtube channel. I have finally added a few poems. for littlies and you older kidlets as well.
Here's the link Youtube.com/channel/UC174DZI0aLXx7WMzZNYTDTw?view_as=subscriber
You can leave a comment or like a clip, and remember to subscribe.
Joke time:
Q:
Why is there no coronavirus in Antarctica?
A:
Because they are all in 'ice-o-lation.'
WORDS OF THE MOMENT
Here are ways to say 'hello' in different languages.
French: Bonjour
Fijian: Bula
Italian: Ciao
Maori: Kia ora
Samoan: Talofa lava
Tongan: Malo e lelei
German: Guten morgen
Don't forget that I love hearing from you, so send me a message.
Judi B and Les and Rosie
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