Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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This is pretty apt.
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I've maintained all along that a common sense appreciation of human behaviour should tell you Kingsland is where the crowds will surge after the game. It's right freakin next door to Eden Park for God's sake!
Yep, many of us have said that, (whilst quietly making plans to rent out our houses and move north for a holiday ) ;)
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So something works.Public transport gets a nod
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If TV One news (Sat night) is to be believed, Haden resigned without ever hearing a word from McCully
TV3 said Mccully on hearing the news said he was saddened. That he had been a good ambassador.I didn't hear the rest, I was looking for a bucket.
More views on McCully from Matt McCarten -
2. These dicks have totally harshed my buzz.
These dicks did that to me quite some time ago, but yeah, totally.
The amount of suits in Kingsland t'other night after an Eden Park ditty, said to me, that's where all the peoples will go for a drink after a game,Handy, walk to,easy going, sheltered.No money is required to party.Business everywhere is getting themselves sorted.The bloated ego stuff is for a certain crowd anyway. Auckland all over will be a buzz.We're a cosmopolitan bunch who like to party. Doubt very much, McCully/Key could contribute anything up to my standards, or yours Russell.;) -
If you need 'em, feel free to just copy these ones: ;)
nice to see us colonials ain't lost the comma touch...
.....and 5 hours later.....
after much ado about keyboard, bookmarked. ;) thanks bud. ;) :) -
Go Sofie! (Just caught up on your Northland flickr file = wow!)
Just got back. Added a few more shots of the "creating what will be the driveway".I now have aching muscles I didn't know existed. Of course I've added sunset photos too. Quite sensational light this time of year. 8) (my colon,semi colon key wont work dammit.
What the hey. Here 'tis Peria -
To One News, Mr McCully said: "We come to Auckland where there is this train-wreck of a local government set up and, frankly, it's very hard to do business here."
"Nothing could be as bad as what we have at the moment. As an Aucklander, I find this embarrassing."
Well sooorry!
All I can think of here is, Fuk him, and the horse he and his useless cohorts rode in on.Thanks very much for the fine stinkin' pile of shit he et al created and now he is chastising us for not eating it.I'm glad to say I think we Aucklanders are a bit more aware than those twits would like to believe. How about he step away from the sheds and take his ego and shove it where the sun don't shine (just like the waterfront in September 2011).
Righto, as you were. (Don't mind me,I must read on to catch up)
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It's an amazing place, I can attest to that. The little piece of it that Sofie donated me is flourishing in homage.
Aw shuks thanks Ben, but more to the point, did the aloe help?
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Sofie, where is that scarf-wearing dog of yours? I think a doggie would be more comfort than tattoos - but I'm just old-fashioned:)
Why yes Cecelia, yes you are ;)
Stella is getting organised for her journey up north so I am taking her shopping today for essentials like rawhide munchies, and you are correct, if I had to choose it would be Stella, but I don't. After my stroke rendered me half paralysed, my determination to use my left side has prompted the tattoos to be a form of therapy to stimulate the nerves on the left side and it really is a tremendous help, and because I love tattoos and my garden, I chose that in it that dies, which is the flowers.The Phoenix tattoo at the top is my rebirth after my brain Haemorrhage, and paralysis and then chemo.The chameleon is my transition.(Just got the branches done for him to climb, so got fat arm again, but the swelling will go down and it will be worth it) It is my small way of appreciating the flowers which were at the forefront of my brain when I came out of my coma. It has been cathartic.
I hope you have a great day Cecelia, you have climbed many mountains :))