my life story

Kaua e mate wheke mate ururoa

Don't die like a octopus, die like a hammerhead shark

Octopus are renown for their lack of resistance when being captured,

however a hammerhead shark will fight bitterly to the end, to the point that when

you fillet it fresh, its meat quivers. Commonly used to encourage someone not to
give up, no matter how hard the struggle is.

On the 25 of may 2007 I was blasted  out off my mum on to the sheets of the bed

that  she had been on in Hastings Hospital while I was throwing a tantrum.

But when she looked into  my eyes she was like go back in go back in na just kidding

when she looked in my eyes she was like damn that boy handsome.  and I also had blood
on me and it made me so bloody I looked like I was god of war that had just finished
a harti battle.

Flaxmere was were I lived and not that far away lived my nan
and my papa everyday before kindy and after kindy I would go to there whare with my
annoying but cool cousin nikora and my nan papa would always spoil me and nikora with
lollies and ice cream but it was never enough for nikora.

Then one day at kindy I Met this one kid named jaedyn he was getting bullied and
pushed around like a rag doll by some eggs so I scared the bullies away then I helped
him up then we became best friends for ever

Even to this day.

I get my muscles and my looks from dad just I look better and I get my personality
and my cool side from my mum ,

 The thing that I love Is sports like Rugby, dodgeball, Softball , mini pitch,
baseball, Tball, ki o rahi, and Video games.

Another thing that I love is my whanau because my whanau looks
out for me helps me and also goes to my softball and Rugby games.

My goals for this year is to try participate in most
sports and to try my hardest.

Rich task

my day

  ‘Wake up, mum yelled, while she flicked the glooming light on. Slowly, like a sloth
I creep out of my bed. Suddenly, cold icicles intrude my sub zero skin. I rush
over to the shower and put it on steaming hot then I jump in for a couple minutes. I
get out then I hurdle over to my bed. My bed looks so comfortable and it calls to me
, come back to me. I know have to carry
on my day so I make it then I do my Mahi.

I zip over to the car, I jump in then we splish! splash! Splosh!  through the rippled
water while it bounces up to the window.

Suddenly,  I get to school and I bombarbed out of the car onto the class deck. I munch
away on my hearty and  tu meke mince and cheese pie, having a korero at that same time.
While we wait for the pere to ring, we glance out to the grassy field to see the rain swish
so then we can sit on the mat Ring, ring, ring, goes the bell .