The Anzac Poppy and the Anzac Biscuits

 The red poppy has become a symbol of war remembrance the world over. People in many countries wear the poppy to remember those who died in war or who still serve. In New Zealand it is most commonly seen around Anzac Day, 25 April.

The Real ANZAC Biscuit Story Biscuits! Army Biscuits! Consider the hardness of them. Remember the cracking of your dental plate, the breaking of this tooth, the splintering of that.” From Army Biscuits.

 There were no ANZAC biscuits at Gallipoli. The standard Army biscuit at this time was a rock hard tooth breaker also called this the ship’s biscuit.

Goosebumps horrorland

Author:

R.L. STINE

Genre: comedy Characters:Evan Andy Kathryn Mrs Ross Trigger

Summary: This is a story about a boy called Evan his mum goes to a different country and leaves Evan at Kathryn's house and Evan meets a girl named Andy and they buy some monster blood what happen's.

Pudding!!

For pudding tonight me and my Sister Zoe made a scoop of hokey pokey ice cream and a Strawberry Puree.

Here is what it looked like...

Here is what it looked like after me and my Sister ate it...

Main stars help out in at least three ways

For my main star help out in at least three ways i did fire wood. 

My first load i stacked it in piles wet went in one pile and dry went in one i stacked the dry pile in the garage and i stacked the wet stuff in the wood shed.

While my dad cut the bits up with with an Ax so it wouldn't be to big to stack. Once i stacked all that my dad cut up some pellets and i stacked them in the wood shed. I did three of them one load every week. 

Why Waitangi day is a public holiday

Why Waitangi day is a public holiday

Waitangi day is where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed commemorates a significant day in the history of New Zealand.

Held each year on the 6 of February we have a public holiday to celebrate the signing of the treaty of waitangi on the date in 1840.

Waitangi is near Haruru and Paihia at Waitangi National Reserve in the north island.

Waitangi Day was proposed as a public holiday by New Zealand Labour Party in their 1957 party manifesto after Labour won the election they were reluctant to create a new public holiday.

My day out

To my dearest dad
The leafs were falling when I was out in that place where you taught me how to find food and then I spotted a eagle. The eagle starred at me eagle chased me I hid for a moment from eagle. I jumped out of a tree and landed on some soft leaves I climbed back up the tree and I jumped to another tree. I hid in my house and the eagle couldn't find me.

Love from your loving son Mathew.

Main Stars - Family tree