At the Tēpu
Nana’s tēpu always had a spread ready to go for the next person who walked in the door. The kettle was always a moment away from boiling, and if you were really lucky, Grandad would pull a few shiny coins out of his pockets to go into yours.
We remember stories of the past being shared there. Dreams for the future. And of course, a few yarns about the present.
The tēpu was a place of gathering, sharing and connecting.
Just like our blog.
I walk in two worlds - as a Māori and Pākehā Business Woman
Recently, I heard one of my daughters whisper to the other, “Millie do you remember what my superpower is? My superpower is that I’m Māori”.
Everything is workoutable by YOU
I’m curious to know, what comes up when I say to you, that I believe all humans are naturally creative and resourceful?