Christmas songs

Christmas Songs

It is nearly the end of the year and miniblog will soon be over soon Chip(me), Will and speedo will be going to year 7 so farewell and.......................................... 

MERRY  CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

holiday writing, full of hyperboles and stuff.

My trip to wellington in the holidays

I went to wellington on an eggbeater. It was so bumpy that it felt as if we were in a hurricane.

I went to the kapiti ice cream factory There I ate some fejoia flavoured ice cream, amazingly it tasted like fejoia flavoured ice cream, it also tasted fresh, and like it had just come from the factory…..Because it was. I couldn’t stop thinking about the wonderful taste, it tasted like it came from heaven, or like eating all the lollies in a giant lolly store, or eating a 10 kilogram bag of sugar all at once, and I could go on and, on, at describing the taste but basically, it tasted good.

I had a very terrible haircut.

I then went to what I think is the best thing in wellington, weka movie studios, they told us lots of things about the costumes, and the props. It was as interesting as a cockroach the size of an elephant, with 7 wings, 5 antennas, smashed under 5 million tonnes of iron… For me, but my brother didn’t find it as interesting.

So you’d think that my holiday was really fun, but I’ve excluded the 15 pages of homework I had to do.

Japan Fact File

Country Name: Japan
Land Area: 377,944
Population: 127,341,000
Language: Japanese
National Costume: Kimono
Money and Currency: Yen (JPY)
Exchange Rate to New Zealnad Dollars: 100 Yen = 1.14 NZ $ 
National Sports: Horse-Back Archery
Food and Cuisine: Rice, Fish, Seaweed, Eggplant, Japanese radish
Things they make - Products: Manga (comics)
Famous Buildings or Natural Features: Tokyo Tower, Sky Tree
Famous or Important People: Miyamoto Mushashi (samurai)
Holiday Health - Vaccinations you'll need: None
When it's 5 pm in New Zealand it's 1pm in Japan
Return Flights to the Capital from Christchurch: ?
Three Interesting Facts
1. Japans made from about 6,852 islands.
2. Only 2 gun related homicides a year.
3. There are more than 50,000 people who are over 100 years old
Sky Tree                          Tokyo Tower                   Horse Back Archery

Something in the water

Owl city Good Time

money on my mind

Britains got Talent!

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sam Smith Stay With Me

Justice Crew Que Sera

(Chorus)

Hopeful

Ed Sheeran I See Fire!

FOIL!

FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sheepard Say Geronimo

2013 NZ Olympic champions visting our school!!!! 

The best rugby team ever!!!!

Every thing is Awsome!

Avicii Hey Brother

how to make pom poms

How to Make Pom poms

Materials: 

‰ Cardboard 

‰ Scissors 

‰ Yarn 

Step-by-Step Instructions 

1. Make a cardboard template. Find 

something round that you can use as a 

template. For this example, use the bottom 

or top of a glass. The bigger the circle the 

larger the pom-pom. Use some extra yarn 

you have around to make your first test 

pom-pom. 

2. Trace the glass on the cardboard, 

two times and cut out these two circles. 

3. Now trace another little circle inside along with two lines that 

reach out to the outer edge. Cut out the inner circle as shown in 

the picture. This is your pom pom template. The template shown 

in this picture is about 3 ¾” in diameter. 

4. Cut a piece of yarn about 12 inches and place it between the 

two pieces of cardboard. This is the tie yarn that holds the pom 

pom yarn together. 

5. Hold the 2 pieces of cardboard together such that the yarn is 

in place and doesn’t slip out. Now take yarn from the skein and 

begin wrapping it around the cardboard template. I like to begin in 

the center and wrap to the right and then wrap back to the center 

and over to the left side and then finish up back in the center. This 

approach allows all sides to get an even distribution of yarn. The 

more yarn you wrap around, then the denser your pom-pom will be. 

This may take some experimentation to get exactly what you want. 

6. Make a loose slipknot with the tie yarn that is sandwiched 

between the cardboard. 

7. Slip your scissors in between the two pieces of cardboard 

and begin cutting around the circle. When you are finished, tighten 

the tie yarn slipknot as tight as you can get it. Make another 

slipknot to make a secure the pom-pom. Slip the cardboard 

templates away from the yarn.

How to make brownies

How to make brownies

Makes 12 large pieces.

• 175g butter, coarsely chopped

• 175g dark cooking chocolate coarsely chopped

• 1½ cups caster sugar
• 1/2 cup plain flour

• 4 eggs, lightly beaten

• 2 tbsp cocoa powder

• ½ cup chocolate chips

• Icing sugar to dust

1. Heat oven to 160ºC fan bake. Line a 17cm x 27cm slice tin with nonstick baking paper.

2. Place butter and chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a saucepan of simmering water, or microwave for 2 to 3 minutes, to melt. Whisk until smooth, then stir in sugar and eggs.

3. Sift flour and cocoa powder together, then stir into chocolate mixture. Lastly, gently stir in chocolate chips.

4. Pour into prepared tin. Bake for 1 hour or until an inserted skewer comes out moist but clean. Cool, then remove from tin and cut into slices. Dust with icing sugar before serving.

    

CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE CANTERBURY

PROTECT CATS !
3 REASONS TO SUPPORT US
1. CATS ARE CUTE! (OBVIOUSLY)
2. IT REALLY, REALLY HURTS THEM. (I DON'T WANT THAT)
3. HAVE YOU SEEN A SAD CAT? THEY REALLY LOOK SAD.

THE CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE CANERBURY IS A CHARITY WHO HELP "SAD CATS".

THE CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE IS A VET AND ALSO A CHARITY WHO SAVE CATS AND REHOME THEM.

SOME PEOPLE WHO HAVE DAIMOND HARD HEARTS FOR THESE CATS THINK THAT IT IS UNNESSICARY TO HELP THESE CUTE CATS, AND WE SHOULD JUST LEAVE THEM ALONE. (THEIR SO SAD)

THE CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE CANTERBURY WILL COLLECT HOMELESS CATS, STRAY CATS, AND ABUSED CATS, FIX THEM UP AS MUCH AS THEY CAN, AND REHOME THEM TO HOMES THAT THEY KNOW WILL TAKE EXCELLENT CARE OF THEM.

BY SUPPORTING US YOU ARE HELPING THESE "SAD CATS".                      HAVE A LOOK AT THEM

Happy

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