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The high prize of life, the crowning fortune of a man, is to be born with a bias to some pursuit which finds him in employment and happiness.
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Home. Week One in Progress.
Woke up this morning when the alarm went off and was granted 45 minutes back in bed because some kitten – yes say it with me – SOME KITTEN …. Continue reading
Posted in cats helpful cats, From the Quote Box, NZ 2017, travels
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Monday in New Zealand
I’m writing you, gentle reader, from the Interislander Ferry as it bears Marge and me back to the North Island. It’s a great way to pass a few hours, have a bite of dinner, a drink, a cuppa and do … Continue reading
Posted in birds and chickens, family and friends, food, From the Quote Box, life around us, NaNoWriMo, NZ 2017, the creative process
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Sunday, Morning Rush Hour, NZ
We encountered not one but two mobs of sheep in our travels today. Might be the best part of the trip, LOL. Yes sheep do have the right of way but you can keep nosing through them and pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in From the Quote Box, gardens and flowers, life around us, NZ 2017
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Tuesday, Akaroa to Oamaru
We drove (well Marge drove while I gawked at scenery and sheep and took photos) from Akaroa to Oamaru today stopping for lunch along the way at a place called The Jolly Potter in Temuka. Found our place in Oamaru … Continue reading
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Tea – From the Quote Box
From a packaged tea bag today: Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world. — T’ien Yiheng Seriously one of the best things about travel to both NZ and Wales is the excellent tea service. The following was … Continue reading