Cross Country Is Back On!

 Kia ora Bloggers, last term we finally could do the school cross-country day as it had been postponed due to Covid 19 but because we are in Level 1 of Covid we could now go out and do it. Cross country was held on the last day of term 3  on Friday the 25th of September at the Bledisloe domain. I found the first leg of the race easy but once we started picking up the pace it was hard for me to catch back up. Do you like doing the cross country?

I Am Learning To Drive

During the school holidays I started to learn to drive in a Toyota Trueno. It's a bit old being a 1996 model but it does the job! We got it off one of my Dad's friends and he lent it to someone. When we got it back it was disgusting inside, full of rubbish. That was easy to clean up. He also managed to take a few fences out with the car, so one-half of the cars panels are beaten in by the boxing match with the fence. The car is an automatic so it makes it easier to learn because you don't have to keep on shifting gears. I've claimed this  as my car in the family and I am starting to do it up. What is your favourite car?

Road Trip

 

Kia ora Bloggers. During the school holidays my family flew down to Gisborne to purchase a new ute. On the road trip back up to the Bay of Islands we stopped at Rotorua for the night and did the luge in the morning. We also visited some thermal pools. The hotel that we were staying at even had thermal pool baths that you could take. Next stop was Auckland where we would stay the night again and go to the shopping malls and go to Game Over for a Go Kart race with my dad. At the hotel that we stayed, I could plug in my PS4 and jump online with my mates and play some games. After we were done in Auckland we would road trip back up to the Bay of Islands which would take us the full day, unlike Rotorua that took 3 to 4 hours. My favourite part of the trip was going to different places in New Zealand as the furthest I had been before was Auckland.