11 hours ago
morning ladies 
What an awesome frost we have this morning.
I would prefer gangs wore their patches, at least I could see who was in front of me at the supermarket or on the street. Denying them the right to wear patches was lazy governance. A 'quick fix' to make it appear the government was doing something about gangs. Just like all this stupid 'small stuff' like Winston Peters putting a bill forward to legally name New Zealand, New Zealand. All plays out of Trump's play book. Distract with one hand and do something awful with the other. And while I'm ranting, give our nurses and teachers a fair go instead of trying to up public servant CEO's wages by 80%. To me, this is Luxon feathering his nest for when he leaves, just like he was feathering his nest when he made all the landlord changes when he became PM.
I'm not sure what we're up to today. Both wheelie bins are full of garden waste and will be refilled when emptied next week. It might be another quiet day. I do have to fill the hole in the lawn my sister-in-law's dog dug. It's right where I know I will go flying if carrying an armful of garden stuff and not see it. Our lawn wasn't mowed this working week, so we are expecting him today. he's mowed on a Saturday before.
Whatever we do, it's going to be outside to make the most of the winter sunshine.
What an awesome frost we have this morning.I would prefer gangs wore their patches, at least I could see who was in front of me at the supermarket or on the street. Denying them the right to wear patches was lazy governance. A 'quick fix' to make it appear the government was doing something about gangs. Just like all this stupid 'small stuff' like Winston Peters putting a bill forward to legally name New Zealand, New Zealand. All plays out of Trump's play book. Distract with one hand and do something awful with the other. And while I'm ranting, give our nurses and teachers a fair go instead of trying to up public servant CEO's wages by 80%. To me, this is Luxon feathering his nest for when he leaves, just like he was feathering his nest when he made all the landlord changes when he became PM.
I'm not sure what we're up to today. Both wheelie bins are full of garden waste and will be refilled when emptied next week. It might be another quiet day. I do have to fill the hole in the lawn my sister-in-law's dog dug. It's right where I know I will go flying if carrying an armful of garden stuff and not see it. Our lawn wasn't mowed this working week, so we are expecting him today. he's mowed on a Saturday before.
Whatever we do, it's going to be outside to make the most of the winter sunshine.
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