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in search of summer, sauvignon and savasana in the land of the great white cloud
What I'm reading...
- Friday Nights/Joanna Trollope
- Bridge of Sighs/Richard Russo
- How Yoga Works: Healing Yourself and Others with the Yoga Sutra/Geshe Micheal Roach and Christie McNally
- Armadillo/William Boyd
- Gone to Ground/John Harvey
- The Riders/Tim Winton
- Keeping the World Away/Margaret Forster
About Me
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January
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- Farewell New Zealand
- Auckland and an interesting cat fact
- Justin Rutledge has a big fan in Auckland... besid...
- Coastal walk to Opua
- I have staked my claim...
- You must be joking. I have to come back to this?
- Cape Reinga and 90 Mile Beach
- The Waitangi treaty grounds and Haruru Falls
- The Cream Trip: A Day in the Bay by Boat
- Further Adventures of the Cat Whisperer
- Russell: "Hell hole of the Pacific"
- Happy, happy: Paihia in the Bay of Islands
- Memories of Lawrie
- Gannets galore: Cape Kidnappers
- A walk to Ahuriri
- The sun rises over the Pacific on Napier and me...
- A sunny day in the art deco capital of the world
- Yum Yum, Happy Happy
- And now for something completely different -- Napier
- The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra
- A day of weather...
- Beware the "Colossal Squid"
- This is no place for a headband...
- Windy Wellie: gateway to the north island
- A couple of things that made me smile today
- Lunching out at Kahurangi Estate
- Not much new here -- just more sun
- What do they call speed bumps in New Zealand?
- Deja vu: another golden day at the beach
- The moon was a ghostly galleon...
- Cat of the day
- Kaiteriteri: a golden day at the beach
- This has nothing to do with New Zealand but is som...
- Nelson
- The Sundowner: or, why Janine should stay away fro...
- The Om field
- Lotus
- Ouch
- Stillpoint Yoga, Upper Moutere
- Okay, one last post in my "I love Dunedin" series...
- Last day in Dundin
- My love affair with Dunedin continues...
- Dunedin to Pukerangi: a trip on the Taieri Gorge R...
- A couple of curiosities...
- Happy new year!
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2 comments:
Nice blog, really I impress for your blog. I got more information about Speed humps . This type of speed humps are very urgent for all drivers.
Oh dear when we already speak about Kiwi Slang, you can wear it now!
Good Day,you can now wear Kiwi Slang NZ at pawsfamilydotcodotnz or pawsfamilydotcom
Speaking Kiwi Slang is sweet as; it is an expression of unique identity, it is part of the New Zealander Culture both historical and contemporary and should not disappear.
PawsFamily want to contribute on saving this “Lingo Heritage” then Kiwi Slang is a “unique way” of sayings and catch phrases that have been passed down from generation to generation and make little to no sense to anyone who isn’t or was nether from/in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
The usage of Kiwi Slang is not considered offensive; rather it is generally viewed as a symbol of pride and endearment for the people of New Zealand so visitors beware!
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