Shar Rua Mirimiri/ Healing Massage/EFT

07/09/2025

Ataahua whanau re freshing re setting re membering Ko wai ahau with Nanny Midge ✨️💕🦋🌿

07/09/2025

Mirimiri Romiromi Practitioner Weekend Wananga with Nanny Midge 💕 🦋🌿

07/09/2025

Spending time with beautiful souls this weekend wananga was amazing ✨️
Loving the roopu we have 🥰
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06/09/2025

My beautiful cousin Tua
Her and I are like peas in a pod
Love her so much
Here she is performing with Angitu
It is only recent she lost her son my Ataahua nephew Milton
He wouldve been alongside his drummer friends and was because she took him there 🥰
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04/09/2025

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03/09/2025

One year old today my moko with a very clever mumma bear who made this cake for you 😍 love you both and your sissy 😘 💞

22/08/2025

Sharing ...

The sadness you push down
The anger you ignore
The things you don’t say
They don’t disappear.
They quietly shape the way you move
The way you breathe
The way you show up.
These feelings aren’t meant to be buried
They’re meant to move through you
They're meant be felt, to be seen
So write them down,
Tell a friend
Scream into a pillow
Cry in the dark
Don’t let them sit silently inside you... anymore.

21/08/2025

Went for fresh air and vitamin sea
Hikoi around the maunga
Ataahua rongoā

20/08/2025

Morena ✨️
My mornings be looking like making mokos lunch for kura while his mumma is having surgery
Takes me back to the days of getting 5 ready and dropped off in separate locations
A little reminder that if you're busy caring for others please remember you need attention too
Try to at least finish that cup of tea or coffee instead of finding it in the microwave later 😊
Have a blessed day
Shar 🦋

19/08/2025

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We’ve all heard the kōrero about how well wāhine multitask.

And yes, we can juggle many things at once.
But multitasking isn’t manaakitanga for your hinengaro.

Constant switching scatters focus, raises stress, and leaves little room for calm or clarity.

Over time, it wears down memory, drains energy, and pulls you away from the present moment.

The truth is, slowing down makes us stronger.
Breathe. Pause. Focus.
Make a daily plan that honours one task at a time.

Start small to feel the joy of “done”.
Then gift yourself 1–2 hours of uninterrupted time for the bigger mahi.

Close the emails.
Put your phone on silent.
Notice how much more you can achieve.

Tiakina tō hinengaro xx

One breath,
one task,
one moment at a time.

xx