Monday, 17 August 2020

The seven sisters

The Seven Sisters

Kiora everybody today I will be talking about the seven sisters.
Incase you didnt know matariki is a cluster of stars and it is a sign of the new year.
Here is my story.

A long time ago there were seven brother in Makatu in NZ, the youngest brother Matai loved magic.
He could fly with wind, ride on a rainbow and do other magical things. The other brothers
were not intressed in magic. None of the brothers had married anyone in thier tribe
because they would not settle for anyone less beautiful for themselves.
Ond day when the brothers went hunting they heard beautiful seven voices singing and ofcourse they went to check what it was. And what they found were seven beautiful women golden hair and skin so white it shone like stars. All the brothers emmidietly fell in love all except for Matai.
Mataia worned the brothers women with such beaty can only bring harm to the village.
The brothers did not mind Matai and took the women to the village to make
them thier wives. Matai did not the like his brothers wives. They did not take part in village life choosing only to sing and comb their long golden hair. All the brothersw were not big strong handsome men. They did not do thier chores anymore because they were to busy hunting fish for thier wives. Matai became suspices of the wives. One day Mataia went to spy on the wives.
It seemed that the wives never left thier homes. Matai saw 6 bird sitting on a branch and one flew out of the house. Then they all transformed into the seven wives.
Matai ran to his brothers to tell them of thier wives plan. At first the brothers did not beilieve Matai
untill he told them:my brother we used to be big strong
handsome men now look at yourselfs you are nothing but skin and bone.
Mataias brothers looked at eachother and ralised Matai was right.
Matai's brothers said that they need a plan. Thenaext day the brothers went to uru the chief.
Uru told them that the women were Patupaiarhere, and they had long been looking
for away to come to this land. The chief gave them magical nets to cacht the Patupaiarehe.
The next day the brothers were waiting for the wives to come out of thier homes and one by one they cought the wives. When the wives saw that the brothers had cought them they begged and pleeded to let them go.  And with heavy sad heart the brothers who loved the women were mad and sad.
Matai turned in to an albatross and flew the women to Tamanui-te-ra the god of the stars.
Even the god of the stars began to fall for the womens beauty but matai told
Tamanui-te-ra to put the women in the fathest heavens.
And the god of the stars did.
Now once a year Tamanui-te-ra let the womens beauty shine
by turning them into a constlation.
And that is one of the maori myths I know.
Hope you enjoyed my story.
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Friday, 3 July 2020

Cross Country

Cross Country

Hi every body I hope you like my blog posts
Let me tell you now that I did NOT like cross country. 
There was a lot of running in cross country and my chest was sor, I struggled to breath.
I wish now that I could do a prank on my mom and dad that I'm sick.
I would've stayed home I couldve been in bed the whole day drinking cold water.
Waching Tv and texting my friend after school but instead I wanted to go.
Oh I wish I didn't go to cross country, all the huffing puffing and running.
I pleed I beg I pray I just dont want to go to cross country.
The only nice part is to see otherers pass.When they run by you the wind all the potentel in their eyes, every body cheering them on friend coming together to cheer on thier friends.
Oh all the ecxitement the roars of applause, the runners feet pounding the ground for first place.
My dad and little sister cheering me on. Me cheering on the middles-juniors.
And after all that my throat goes dry that I almost drank my whole water bottle.
And yet the next day my thraot is so sor I cant run I just gave up.
But at the end cross country was a great time.
Hope you like my blog.
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