Kia ora Maximus! How are you doing? It’s still windy in Auckland! I can see some blue sky though, so maybe the weather will clear up? Hope Northland’s treating you better!
Thank you for a lovely post! I really enjoyed reading more about Amelia Earhart and Jean Batten! I especially liked how you described both of them as “adventurous” - that’s a strong quality! I thought the green writing you included was great! So bright and really caught my attention! Did you know Amelia Earhart’s first plane was bright yellow and called, “The Canary” - how cool? I have an electric scooter and he’s called ‘Gale”! Do you have names for any objects, or transports in your house?
Just remember, you have to include the actual link in your image attribution, not just “from the web”. Other than that ka pai for all your effort!
Thank you again for a wonderful blog post and keep up the great work! Remember you can comment on other bloggers’ posts for extra points!
Kia ora Maximus! How are you doing? It’s still windy in Auckland! I can see some blue sky though, so maybe the weather will clear up? Hope Northland’s treating you better!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a lovely post! I really enjoyed reading more about Amelia Earhart and Jean Batten! I especially liked how you described both of them as “adventurous” - that’s a strong quality! I thought the green writing you included was great! So bright and really caught my attention! Did you know Amelia Earhart’s first plane was bright yellow and called, “The Canary” - how cool? I have an electric scooter and he’s called ‘Gale”! Do you have names for any objects, or transports in your house?
Just remember, you have to include the actual link in your image attribution, not just “from the web”. Other than that ka pai for all your effort!
Thank you again for a wonderful blog post and keep up the great work! Remember you can comment on other bloggers’ posts for extra points!
Ngā mihi,
Olive