Do you know where New Zealand is?

OK, now that I looked into it, I was right but just wasn't sure about it. Island (although I didn't know it was a group of islands) near Australia but I knew it wasn't part of Australia. I don't think much of anyone really cept my family/friends. Sometimes when my daughter or I end up throwing out some food, I think about the people that don't have much to eat and wish it was decent food to give to a homeless person.

Seriously good on you for even trying to guess!! No one else has. While I wish New Zealand was in Europe (as im in love with European culture, fashion, food and history) it is actually the isolated little country at the bottom of the earth. Infact the capital city ''Wellington'' where I live is the southernmost country in the world. We comprise mostly of two large mainland islands.. funninly enough named the ''north'' and the ''south''. You have a great day, and we all sometimes are guilty of thinking to much about oneself.. :-)

Well, that's because I study Geography in school, interesting to get to know different places around the world and the activities there. Somehow, I've not passed that subject. An irony huh? :)

Hi, thanks for answering. You actually know quite a bit about New Zealand. Yes, your'e right Wellington is the capital. :-)

We're not even that small. The area of NZ is about the same as England, and it's got vastly more people than we have. When we go to the beach it's hardly ever crowded with other people.

I really do hope you get to visit New Zealand and the south island some day. Queenstown is a breathtaking city (I have visited it) and the view from the top of the gondola ride up the mountain is absolutely incredible. If you do visit Queenstown make sure to go on the cruise across the lake on the old steamship the TSS Earnslaw, ride the gondola and the luge and of course go skiing or snowboarding as there are three skifields in Queenstown. Thanks for answering

I have seen people para-gliding off the mountain above Wellington, sounds fun.

Dear tabatha, Wow, I am looking forward for the new movie that you mentioned..tks! Is it a family movie or for 18+ ? You are very blessed because there are quite a number of movies being shot there, means you have the opportunity to be a cast in it. I do join for small role in local drama, just for the experience and fun... It is good to hear that you have all your universities assignments completed...oh yes, deadlines & deadlines Previously I have a housemate who pursue music, she too have lots of assignments to do...on top of that she has to attend musical performance to fill the points-quota! She is a brilliant & talented girl..my friend's daughter :) Thanks for sharing all the NZ wonderful attractions, delicious cheese and activities...can't wait to be there... All the best & do keep in touch! Take care!

Hi Iriene, Im great. I have just been a bit occupied with a few university assignment deadlines this week. I do hope you make it to New Zealand one day. Yes, some of the scenes from the Lord of the Rings trilogy were filmed in my city and Peter Jackson's studio is close to my home. Many other films have been shot here too including the lovely bones (comming out soon), King Kong (the boat is still docked here) ect.. There are indeed many LOTR tours available. The milk here is indeed healthy and nutritious as all of our milk based products are. You have to sample our ice cream and cheese. Coincidentally I have been to 'Puzzle World' and it was a lot of fun. Your sense really get warped here with all the optical illusions. It was one of the highlights of my trip to the South Island. In the north island there are some outdoor mazes made out of maize, each can be seen as a picture from the sky and are kms in length. They are also a lot of fun, you don't realize how far you have walked as you are having fun. I would love to be your tour guide :-) Theres no better feeling than watching friends discover your country and watching them smile.