I was born in the land of Banjo Paterson, gum trees, and weather extremes.
I am a freelance photographer. I love to make images that make people happy. To capture forever a precious moment.
I am also a freelance writer/editor.
I live in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, but still like to claim my Australian heritage.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Communications in 2008.
I am writing my first novel.
I love to write poetry, short stories, and also write for the web.
And there is nothing that is on a par with a sunny summer's day spent at Waihi Beach.
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Shhhhhhhh…don’t tell will you – but originally it was ‘moist droplets’ – then when I was rereading it I thought…hmmmmmmmm…sounds like someone is spitting as they talk.
This makes sense, like YOU are the heirloom being passed down and that you will live on through your children via their thoughts, their ways etc. Or am I just being a drama queen? 😀
beautifully said! Obviously I don’t know you, wise and sensitive soul, but whoever has made you think you are ever a drama queen hasn’t seen you as well as this stranger has:)
This is lovely, Jo – a beautiful and delicate evocation of both passing wisdom on and of letting go; giving a child ‘permission’ to find their own wisdom, too. ‘Rainbowed’ is perfect!
I actually dropped by to say someone has involved me in a daft blog game and I have tagged you.
If you pop over to my blog, you’ll see what I mean!
You don’t have to join in if you don’t want to. Elevenses – Tagging Along For the Ride
Okay, I REALLY liked the poem. And I know the picture is a sweet image in its natural state, but I have to tell you…the eyes on the little kid in the sepia toned photo made me think of Village of the Damned….O_o…kinda…creepy. But I liked the poem lots!!
Well happy to hear you LIKE the poem.
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You’re right…she is a little SCARY looking.
Maybe I meant her to be !!!
And maybe I didn’t…I’ll never tell…hehehehe
I like rainbowed droplets!
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Shhhhhhhh…don’t tell will you – but originally it was ‘moist droplets’ – then when I was rereading it I thought…hmmmmmmmm…sounds like someone is spitting as they talk.
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Kiwi word queen!
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Thank you Gilly…but I think you might be over-estimating my abilities a tad…still, no need to stop…hehehe
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lovely….lovely…lovely.
thank you, angel.
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Thanks Brynne…it ALWAYS makes me happy when you feel like this to something I create.
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This makes sense, like YOU are the heirloom being passed down and that you will live on through your children via their thoughts, their ways etc. Or am I just being a drama queen? 😀
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beautifully said! Obviously I don’t know you, wise and sensitive soul, but whoever has made you think you are ever a drama queen hasn’t seen you as well as this stranger has:)
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Drama Queen…oh no !!! What you are is right…and perfect…and exactly what Brynne said…who is also right…and perfect.
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Aw, you’re all so nice on here!
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That’s cause your nice to be nice to !!!
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Thankyou so much – I’ve just subscribed to your wonderful blog – I love the natural homes post, stunning!
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Beautiful Jo, can I be one of your rainbowed droplets?
p.s. nice copyright. 😉
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Well you know, Cap’n…keep calling me “Beautiful Jo” and you can be anything you want to be…hehehehehehehe
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Glad you noticed…the (C) !!!
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This is lovely, Jo – a beautiful and delicate evocation of both passing wisdom on and of letting go; giving a child ‘permission’ to find their own wisdom, too. ‘Rainbowed’ is perfect!
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Thank you…you have described exactly what I was trying to get across…
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I love your poem!
I actually dropped by to say someone has involved me in a daft blog game and I have tagged you.
If you pop over to my blog, you’ll see what I mean!
You don’t have to join in if you don’t want to.
Elevenses – Tagging Along For the Ride
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All done and posted.
The art of pirate tagging…
has all the answers to your questions. Darn good questions I thought.
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Okay, I REALLY liked the poem. And I know the picture is a sweet image in its natural state, but I have to tell you…the eyes on the little kid in the sepia toned photo made me think of Village of the Damned….O_o…kinda…creepy. But I liked the poem lots!!
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Well happy to hear you LIKE the poem.
😉
You’re right…she is a little SCARY looking.
Maybe I meant her to be !!!
And maybe I didn’t…I’ll never tell…hehehehe
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I loved this one! Thank you.
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Glad to hear it…though after reflection the little girl’s eyes are creepy in the photo.
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