Te Aroha
The name 'Te Aroha' comes from the Māori name of Mount Te Aroha. In one version, Rāhiri, the mythical ancestor of Ngati Rahiri Tumutumu, climbed the mountain and saw his homeland in the distance and felt a sense of love (aroha) for it. The name is often rendered in English as 'place of love' (Wikipedia) Te Aroha - Maoriul azt jelenti a "Szeretet helye" ...
Friday, November 11, 2011
Waterloo ...
Jo ez a Youtube :) megtalaltam egyik kedvenc szamomat a kedvenc filmembol. Muriel's wedding ausztral film ABBA dalokkal otvozve. Muriel (Toni Collette) and Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths) enekelte Abba-tol a Waterloo dalt. Szerintem jobb, mint a Mamma mia filmbeli ....
Monday, August 15, 2011
Winter ... + esik a hav ... :)
Szeretem a telet, annak ellenere, hogy hideg van es jeges az ut idonkent. Sometimes, reggelente, amikor suliba megyek, a Nap + a kod egyuttese igen csodas tud lenni.
Esik a hav :) a csodas Cabbage tree (ugyan ez a fa Angliaban palmafa :) a nyari viragda utan be- vagy kifeheredett. A foto tegnap keszult az ablakombol :) amikor nyammogtam a dogam felett. Piszok nehez valamirol oldalakat irni, amikor nem tudsz semmit vagy csak homaly van a fejedben. Cogito ergo sum :) Gondolkodom, tehat vagyok ... and the thinking is the hardest job in the world :)
Cheers ...
Thursday, January 13, 2011
3 We can rejoice, too, when we run into problems and trials, for we know that they help us develop endurance. 4 And endurance develops strength of character, and character strengthens our confident hope of salvation. 5 And this hope will not lead to disappointment. For we know how dearly God loves us, because he has given us the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts with his love
(Rom 5:3-5) New Living Translation
Bizony, tuleltem a vizsgakat, atlagos B szinten, aminek borzasztoan orulok. Igaz, kellett majdnem egy honap mire magamhoz tertem a faradtsagbol, s kozben meg depresszioval is kuszkodtem. Mivel februarban kezdodik a suli (AZ UTOLSO EVEM, hihi), be kell fejeznem az ugynevezett `research project`-et, ami lizard es skink monitoring az itteni hegyen.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Don`t give up ...
Most olvastam egy remek Maori közmondást:
He nui maunga e kore e tae whakane, he nui ngaru moana Ma te ihu o te waka e wahi - A great mountain cannot be moved, but a giant wave can be broken by a prow of a canoe. This means: do not give up to easily - something are possible....
Saturday, October 30, 2010
A tengernél
A tenger mindig megragad. It makes me feel connected and alive. My being is always at peace when I am by the sea. Today I stumbled across this poem by Erica Jong and it spoke to me.
People Who Live
People who live by the sea
understand eternity.
They copy the curves of the waves,
their hearts beat with the tides,
& the saltiness of their blood
corresponds with the sea.
They know that the house of flesh
is only a sandcastle
built on the shore,
that skin breaks
under the waves
like sand under the soles
of the first walker on the beach
when the tide recedes.
Each of us walks there once,
watching the bubbles
rise up through the sand
like ascending souls,
tracing the line of the foam,
drawing our index fingers
along the horizon
pointing home.
(From At the Edge of the Body)
St John`s Presbyterian Church - Arrowtown
Ez az egyszerű és szép épületet kinai munkások segitségével épitették 1873-ban. Arrowtown az 1860-as években lett népszerű, amikor is aranyat fedeztek fel a közeli Arrow folyóban.
William Fox, John O'Callaghan and a small band of miners had discovered gold in the Arrow River some weeks prior to the fact becoming known and by being secretive they managed to have the diggings to themselves. In this time they recovered some 230 lbs of gold! Ultimately the population of Arrowtown rose to over 7,000 people, and the now ghost towns of Macetown and Bullendale counted for several hundred more. The Arrow River became famed as one of the world's richest sources of alluvial gold, and many miners made their fortunes in the diggings (http://www.nestledowns.co.nz/rooms1.html)
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