The mystery is solved!
The phantom marmite deliverer was Rarsberry. Thanks!
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Catching up
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Ok, so not entirely wasting today: I have at least sorted through a few photos from the trip to Alexandra. Lake Tekapo looking spectacular as usual: Possibly the clearest view I’ve ever seen of Mt Cook/Aoraki, above Lake Pukaki: Playing with toy cars while we wait for lunch at the Shaky Bridge Cafe: A ramp…
Yep, another one
I said yes. My fence is getting ever-more political. At least I’m not as bad as the house I saw down on Riccarton Road the other day that had signs for five different (and wildly opposed) political parties on its fence. I imagine a family that have really intense debates around the dinner table… But…
I'm never going to get caught up, am I?
So my sudden burst of trying to catch up didn’t last long. December got busy, not only with the usual round of Christmas and end-of-year social stuff, and a big project at work, but I also bought an extension to my season ticket at Little Andromeda (a really cool “pop-up” alternative theatre that opened in…
Good and bad
Things that were good about today: I had lunch with Harvestbird, which is always enjoyable, and had the bonus today that she came bearing gifts: leftover birthday cake and a bag of blackboy peaches (terrible name, excellent peaches). My cold is, if a long way from gone, at least beginning to reduce in intensity. It…
Three happy things
Got home last night and found a large envelope in the letterbox. Inside, a beautiful watercolour painting by the talented Yetzirah. It’s even more gorgeous in person than it looked on screen – can’t wait to find an appropriate frame and decide where to hang it! Some of the blossom is out on the cherry…
Wearing my politics on my fence
ne of my colleagues is part of Generation Zero, an organisation that’s putting the lie to the idea that young people aren’t interested in politics any more. With the elections coming up she’s been getting involved in a lot of the local campaigning, and she mentioned the other day that the Greens were looking for…