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And one at the hospital.
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Here are some other magnolias I found in the Botanic Gardens.
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Magnolia stellata can be very starry, or very rumpled and muppet-like.
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Southerly: Continuing After A Short Interruption, in reply to Bart Janssen,
a lot of self diagnosed celiacs aren’t. But they do get upset tummies.
Isn't there a group of people who have antibodies to gluten but who aren't coeliacs?
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Hard News: In the red zone, in reply to Russell Brown,
I can understand that. I realised a diversion had taken me around the place where David and Jen’s place used to be and thought about going back, but I figured it would make me sad looking at the empty space.
As I noted, most of my Christchurch friends don’t go there either.
I think initially I didn't go out of sensitivity for the people still trying to live there. And now the idea of visiting the wasteland just seems too sad. Too much, "This could have been my neighbourhood, could have been me."
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Southerly: Continuing After A Short Interruption, in reply to Hebe,
No butter.
Some dairy-intolerant people can have butter and cream, because it's low in lactose (it's basically just fat). But cheese, yeah. Difficult!
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Hard News: In the red zone, in reply to nzlemming,
One laughs in order not to cry, Lilith
OK. With you on that.
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Hard News: In the red zone, in reply to nzlemming,
I was speaking broadly. They serve the people of New Zealand.
In that case I return to pointing and laughing.
I understand you think this is ridiculous. But in post-quake, post-democracy Chch, it’s really not funny.
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Today was a cold grey day, but the daffs glowed brightly!
top, South Hagley.
others, Botanic Gardens.
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Hard News: In the red zone, in reply to nzlemming,
They’re supposed to be public servants.
Technically speaking, they’re not.
I was speaking broadly. They serve the people of New Zealand.
