Monthly Archives: February 2010
they put up a load of giant lanterns near my office last week for chinese new year. by the end of the day most had blown off and there were giant red balls blowing round the street. this one landed like a giant pumpkin near the petrol station. you can see my office in the background
there’s a thermal health spa quite close to where we live. this lady stands at the entrance with mains sockets in her abdomen.
update:
comment from cjhurst:
“says it’s sorry and won’t do it again.”
my work colleague simon sent me this photo. he’s said he’s started to do more noticing of the mundane. hoorah. another convert ! pre-slush is probably snow ? or ice ?
kiwis call sandals jandals. or perhaps other people call sandals jandals. either way, they are the national footwear (when you’re not wandering around bare footed). and you can often see them abandoned in the street or grass verges.
update: Comment from brad:
“What really gets confusing is when the Australians call them thongs. I
remember the looks my Aussie friend got when she visited NYC and
declared that the weather was so warm in Sydney that she was “just
walking around in thongs.”
kezia read her valentimes card on sunday which said “i love letter U”
have you and your family ever spent a day at money world, the currency-based theme park ?
i’m sure there’s a whole heap of money puns i could put here, but i’m too tired which is no excuse. and comments are broken still, so that’s rubbish. sorry. drop me an email if you can think of any.
i thank you in advance for your sterling efforts.
did you know you can’t give blood in new zealand if you lived in the UK between 1990 and 1996 ? that’s reassuring !
red plastic cup in the drain
look at this sealed pack of luxury chocolates that a friend opened ! someone on the production line must have forgotten to bring their sandwiches !
this bird single handedly (wingedly) cleared a whole flock of birds out the way at a beach we visited recently. it ruffled its feathers up, pushed its head back and stomped at each one in turn, driving them away like an over zealous school care takers. it was the stuff of comedy gold.
