Kai & Kōrero

Last week, amidst the pitter-patter of raindrops and the scent of freshly cooked kai, we had the joyous opportunity to gather at Lazer Park for a heartwarming reunion. It was a day filled with laughter, catching up, and the joy of seeing our children play together, carefree and happy. As we reminisce on this beautiful gathering, it's evident that these moments are what truly enrich our lives.

The kai, prepared with love and care, was a testament to the culinary talents within our group. From roast port and lamb to flavorful kumara & salad, each dish was a delight for the senses. And as we savored each bite, and including dessert!

But perhaps the most heartening aspect of our gathering was witnessing our children's joy as they played together in the rain-soaked surroundings. Their laughter echoed through the park, a reminder of the simple pleasures that bring us together. As they chased each other, their innocent smiles served as a poignant reminder of the beauty of childhood friendship.

For our parents, the gathering provided a much-needed reprieve from the daily grind. With no cooking or dishes to worry about, they could relax and enjoy the moment, basking in the warmth of our community whānau.

In retrospect, our kai and kōrero at Lazer Park was more than just a gathering—it was a reaffirmation of the importance of connection and community. In a world filled with hustle and bustle, these moments of togetherness serve as anchors, grounding us in what truly matters—love, laughter, and shared experiences.

So, to all who joined us on that rainy day, thank you for adding warmth and light to our gathering. May our bonds continue to grow stronger with each passing day, and may we always find joy in the simple pleasures of life. Until we meet again in May.

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