This is my Pepeha It is like a mihi but small. We had to rite what our name is where we are currently from and where we are from then we put photos in. We did it so if we meat someone you can tell them a little bit about your self.
Kia ora Olivia, You have done a fantastic job creating your pepeha! It is so cool to be able to find out a little bit more about who you are and where you come from, so thank you for sharing your pepeha with us all! I really like the layout you have created for this blogpost. Having each line followed by a related image is great as it gives an understanding of what you have written in your pepeha. This was a fantastic idea, so ka pai for your ingenuity! The images you have chosen really showcase what Hokitika is all about, and I specifically like the image of the clocktower in the centre of town. Did you take these images yourself, or did you get them from google? You mentioned in your pepeha how you are from Hokitika and currently live there now. What is your favourite part of living in Hokitika and why? You have done an awesome job on this blog post and I look forward to seeing some more of your work! Keep up the fantastic blogging! Nga mihi
Kia ora Olivia,
ReplyDeleteYou have done a fantastic job creating your pepeha!
It is so cool to be able to find out a little bit more about who you are and where you come from, so thank you for sharing your pepeha with us all!
I really like the layout you have created for this blogpost. Having each line followed by a related image is great as it gives an understanding of what you have written in your pepeha. This was a fantastic idea, so ka pai for your ingenuity!
The images you have chosen really showcase what Hokitika is all about, and I specifically like the image of the clocktower in the centre of town.
Did you take these images yourself, or did you get them from google?
You mentioned in your pepeha how you are from Hokitika and currently live there now.
What is your favourite part of living in Hokitika and why?
You have done an awesome job on this blog post and I look forward to seeing some more of your work!
Keep up the fantastic blogging!
Nga mihi