Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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I've been thinking about this overnight, and here's an example that might demonstrate what we're talking about.
I been thnking about that, I wish I 'd been on that ferry.
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Footwear - 1. Debate - 0.
Par for the course. :)
I'll get my cloak and dagger.
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But I don't honestly believe the reality is that women in most parts of New Zealand need to don a burka
Why? Does my bomb look big in this backpack?;)
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Megan, the shoes, layby.Layby incurs no financial interest, just anticipated joy interest. A good shoe will never fall from grace and a good shoe will generally be a well made shoe which explains my ability to walk so well.;)
My spanish cerise suede low but elegant $800 boots are now 6 yrs old and still get the oooo as soon as they venture out in public and they are just sooo comfortable. Heel not so high but all the clout required to say "worth every penny"
Only got 2 feet, invest in good footwear, your old age will thank you.:) -
You're too nice Sacha:) Hope you are comin' 2moro night? All that art'n'stuff
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Grey Power may be a bit blue rinse ( a colour I do love) but they aint gullible and are already expressing their dismay (as brought up in the House today.) I just hope Palmy gives him the welcome he so deserves, that being the complete disrespect he has shown Auckland.
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Goodness me, cuddling up to the old folks, shades of Winston, eh?
Not fair Kerry. Winston always cuddled up to the ol' folk. He knew he wasn't far off himself. The only ol' folk Rodney has had time for is Sir Rog. :)
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I don't think the message is 'be careful', I think it's 'be afraid'. When you make a decision about what to wear or where to park or where to go, make it out of fear.
Seems though
anywhere can be dangerous -
"No" voters, I guess, are saying it could be. At the very least, they're saying it's not a crime . Everyone had the opportunity to vote "Yes", putting it beyond a shadow of a doubt that correction is no excuse for smacking and that smacking would thus be a crime. But only 12% of the voters did. Could that mean the rest do have a shadow of doubt? I sure do.
Most people like to think they are law abiding and therefore any confusion created ( a hell of a lot of this via media and ff with fundamentalist backing) scares them. To think there is a possibility of them breaking a law, scares them. Many of them wouldn't dream of their parents breaking the law but to say no to hitting their children would show their parents were wrong. Kids dont ever wont to lose their parents so all of it becomes understandable when the mass will join together to say they are the good ones therefore a smack/hit is good. It seems to me to be a very simple philosophy which is why I suggested way back, ignorance, not a bad thing, just an ignorant thing.
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Good to see you here, Leo.
Nice to see support for the Underdog as it should be. I was 10 months at the time....