working 40 hrs a week is radical ir. i get by with 20.

thanks:) yes it's a nice run of stuff! perfect timber for this job where the meeting rails are so fine with commensurately small tenons.

surgeon asked what i did, wanted the name of the business. he's sorted for windows thank christ. but he'll chat to someone and that's sort of how it goes. word of mouth. in a small town.

eg: having a coffee prior to surgeon appt. chap i knew 40 years ago walks by, sez he's bought a house, needs windows. txt from neighbour of a job i was at, needs window and benchtop. ph. from a builder referral, needs countertop and doors. client from 13 years ago, needs windows. on and on it goes.

is he still charging us to live in his wife's house? as he's entitled to?

evidence is right in front of our eyes, hipkins is a glass half empty type of guy

this is admirable behaviour. much respect.

yes. don't pull the bit with the knot in it through the wound. pull the other end.

' the wind lashed misshapen trees ..have been described by Hugh Johnson as " extraordinary junkyard tangles "

ignorance is no excuse under the law i'm afraid. the laws against gardening are there to protect all nz'ers. it's for the common good.

you would need to somehow prove it was indeed careless as distinct from reckless to escape with a warning and avoid imprisonment.

the deduction you seem to make is that not being able to go to school, and a loss of income during a deadly pandemic, was an outcome more unbearable than the possibility of dying from covid. I would need to see some sort of hard evidence to believe this.

can you show the data for these assertions?

steamrollers don't roll steam

i read somewhere that some people didn't like it. nought as queer as folk

yeah! workshop never looked tidier. getting paid to stay put and potter about, it was idyllic.

she smashes this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=x--y...

extensive touring over many years, including schools. he works hard and he has a gift. people remember him.