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3 Juillet 2026
Depuis quelques jours, Adan se prepare une petite chicoree pour prendre le bus qui l'emmene a College. Mamie lui a achete une tasse thermo pour l'occasion.
20 Juillet 2026
Adan a recu aujourd'hui un badge pour montrer son appartenance a la chorale de Wellington College.
22 Juillet 2026
Adan est souvent pret (habille et petit-dejeuner descendu) en 15 minutes. Il se met un timer et se rend au piano ou il joue en attendant de partir pour prendre son bus.
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6 Juin 2026
Adan a rejoint la chorale de Wellington College. Un concert etait prevu au Michael Fowler Centre, et bien sur, une repetition etait prevue. Celle-ci etait programmee pour le samedi precedent le spectacle. Malheureusement, je n'ai pas pu assister, ni a l'un, ni a l'autre, mais Seb a pu se rendre a la repetition.
27 Novembre 2025
Glen Denham, le principal de Wellington College, a encore gratifie sa communaute d'un joli texte que je tiens a capturer, meme s'il est plus destine aux etudiants de Year 13, en route pour l'universite.
9 Décembre 2025
In December 2025, after a demanding year had kept me away from the wild places of Aotearoa, I finally returned to the mountains with Mat, Lucas and Adan for a four-day journey through the Kaweka Range. We set out to reconnect with multi-day tramping, to test bodies whose fitness we no longer entirely trusted, and to give the boys an adventure that would challenge them without breaking their spirits. Together, we crossed rivers and forests, climbed beyond the bush line, followed exposed ridges and rested in remote huts, carrying everything we needed on our backs. We faced steep ascents, tired legs, blisters, uncertain water supplies and the private doubts that surfaced when the track became harder than expected. Yet we also discovered sweeping views, quiet valleys and natural hot springs, while sharing laughter, food, conversation and the simple routines of life on the trail. By the time we returned, the journey had become more than a walk through the mountains: it had revealed how much the boys had grown, renewed old friendships and reminded me why these demanding adventures have mattered so deeply.
