335 – A welcome visitor
I felt sorry for the little birds in our neighbourhood so I got some fat, rendered it down, added sunflower seeds and even sneaked in …
I felt sorry for the little birds in our neighbourhood so I got some fat, rendered it down, added sunflower seeds and even sneaked in …
A couple of times lately I’ve rushed into our lunch room early in the morning to grab a jump-start coffee only to find myself in …
How we seek the right angle. I don’t mean the 90o kind of right angle, I mean the kind of edge to get things done. …
He was a good man. A strong man. A hard working man. A loving man. A family man. A man fighting to eke out a …
Outside, the weather has been miserable. Inside we’ve been working like mad things sorting our photos and artist statements for the Six@66 exhibition – now …
Loving our car. It needs a bit of love – will try to sort that this week – but overall, our car does all the …
Today we did the whole family thing. Tomorrow, Marica’s mother, Danica, turns 80, and because you don’t turn 80 every day we decided to stretch …
Somebody, somewhere, is graduating. In Wellington it seems almost every second day there’s a graduation parade. When we were in the parade it was a …
We’re all broken angels. Everyday we try to do a little better, or maybe just hang in there, and everyday a little more chips away. …
Terence and I met at high school. He was a misfit too – a huge kid in every respect – tall and overweight, just didn’t …
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