After that long break I've decided to finish reflecting on my sabbatical in 2023. In part I have to do all the photos anyway, and in part it is a thing of joy to look at those photos and to try to remember what we did over those three or more weeks. We left St Georges with a number of other pilgrims in a sherut organized by the College. I was already feeling the effects of our food stall meal the night before, Bonnie started at the airport. It meant we were careful about what we ate and kept an eye for toilets. We flew through Warsaw on Polish Airlines, a Star Alliance member. That meant we had access to lounges, and I would earn enough points to keep gold status for another year. It was a long day travailing and we were pleased to arrive in Oslo to be met by our friend and host, Kenneth. Kenneth was an exchange student who came to stay with us after his first hosts proved to be very inappropriate. It was so good to see him again and to see him in his house. He ...
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If American can elect a black president and New Zealand can elect a woman Prime Minister surely were at a time where if a capable Maori candidate stands for council people of all creeds, race and sex will vote for that candidate regardless of race.
We need to stop seeing race and start seeing people and this example must come from our leaders.