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Notes on Aotearoa
... cars. These hold their second hand value better and people generally run them into the ground. There is no rust on cars as there is no acid rain apparently.
*Banks charge you for most things including a monthly charge for the privilidge of putting your money in their sweaty hands.
*People don't tend to go out drinking here. All town centres have an alcohol ban in the street. People tend to go round to each others houses for BBQs etc.
*To quote Pink Floyd ...
Beginning of the End
... both Amy and Dan a little while to settle into the sharing thing. Whilst Dan was initially not too keen on Amy sharing his mummy at story time, Amy was not being moved from in front of a cupboard, in which was stowed an inflatable rubber glove with a face on it, cunningly sold as a rubber chicken. Another quality gift from daddy. All is good now though. They are both napping and tantrumming together- Amy initiated an absolute meltdown in a bookshop over a Maisy Mouse ...
A game of three halves
... that I have spent all day carefully creating- something I usually leave to a flunky. But, any port in a storm. If they see through my cunning stunt, then I can always throw a tantrum. I am really into the frontal leg bashing ones.
Anyway this weekend was Max's birthday. He was five this week. All children go to school on their fifth birthday, so it's a big deal over here. I bought him a toy guitar. It was so good, that I have been dropping veeeeery ...
Happy 3rd Birthday, Amy
... br> Tom did well to get out of work on time in the evening and raced home ready to have cake and fizz with our neighbours Faye and Barry. I knew Faye had been knitting Amy a present so arranged for them to come round to see her. The birthday girl wanted the candles lighting for a second time that day so we lit them and told her to wait for the count of 3. '1.....2......3......' we all say, '4' says Amy. No, that's next year!
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Another week without a job by Amy
... a great new game. I put a block down. You then put a block on top. This continues until it either falls down, or I smash the whole thing down to prevent you winning. Daddy said I have a natural talent for it.
Whilst outside this week I saw Barry, our 80 year old neighbour on the roof of his house. I like Barry. I mention this to mummy, daddy, Barry or indeed on completely random occasions to people I've never met.
I thought being on the ...
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