what did you do today?
#1
AKA New Nurse
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Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Motherwell, Scotland
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what did you do today?
hi anyone who will listen/read
Im a fairly junior BE member and at the moment im having to use evey ounce of energy I have to keep the dream alive . My partner and myself plan to move over there asap when im finished uni.
Im a student nurse (hence my new name ) studying for a very boring research exam I have on thursday . I thought if all you lucky things over there in paradise could tell me what interesting kiwi inspired things you have been up to, my enthusiasm for my future life will prevaile and i wont lose the will to live!! :scared:
thanks in advance
claire
Im a fairly junior BE member and at the moment im having to use evey ounce of energy I have to keep the dream alive . My partner and myself plan to move over there asap when im finished uni.
Im a student nurse (hence my new name ) studying for a very boring research exam I have on thursday . I thought if all you lucky things over there in paradise could tell me what interesting kiwi inspired things you have been up to, my enthusiasm for my future life will prevaile and i wont lose the will to live!! :scared:
thanks in advance
claire
#2
Re: what did you do today?
hi anyone who will listen/read
Im a fairly junior BE member and at the moment im having to use evey ounce of energy I have to keep the dream alive . My partner and myself plan to move over there asap when im finished uni.
Im a student nurse (hence my new name ) studying for a very boring research exam I have on thursday . I thought if all you lucky things over there in paradise could tell me what interesting kiwi inspired things you have been up to, my enthusiasm for my future life will prevaile and i wont lose the will to live!! :scared:
thanks in advance
claire
Im a fairly junior BE member and at the moment im having to use evey ounce of energy I have to keep the dream alive . My partner and myself plan to move over there asap when im finished uni.
Im a student nurse (hence my new name ) studying for a very boring research exam I have on thursday . I thought if all you lucky things over there in paradise could tell me what interesting kiwi inspired things you have been up to, my enthusiasm for my future life will prevaile and i wont lose the will to live!! :scared:
thanks in advance
claire
welcome by the way
Dawn
Last edited by kwprwn; Jan 16th 2007 at 6:51 pm. Reason: forgot to say Hi
#3
AKA New Nurse
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Location: Motherwell, Scotland
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Re: what did you do today?
:scared: oh your brave !!!:scared:
we saw someone do that when we were at the top a few years ago, and i must be honest and say....... well......... eh, I think i'd be doing my own washing that day, if you know what i mean!!
thanks for welcome btw
we saw someone do that when we were at the top a few years ago, and i must be honest and say....... well......... eh, I think i'd be doing my own washing that day, if you know what i mean!!
thanks for welcome btw
#4
Re: what did you do today?
we dont bite honest! am sure there will be more bods around shortly to say hi
I keep jumping in and out as at work at the moment, so am skiving currently
#5
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Re: what did you do today?
Lol,
wots the point in living in nz if you cant live a chilled out lifestyle, complete with built-in skiving of work time .
BTW just to make you feel even more pleased with your decision to move there, its bloody freezing here in scotland! Winters been late in arriving this year but im feeling the effects tonight, my toes are numb!!! Brrrrrr!
happy skiving
wots the point in living in nz if you cant live a chilled out lifestyle, complete with built-in skiving of work time .
BTW just to make you feel even more pleased with your decision to move there, its bloody freezing here in scotland! Winters been late in arriving this year but im feeling the effects tonight, my toes are numb!!! Brrrrrr!
happy skiving
#6
Re: what did you do today?
Lol,
wots the point in living in nz if you cant live a chilled out lifestyle, complete with built-in skiving of work time .
BTW just to make you feel even more pleased with your decision to move there, its bloody freezing here in scotland! Winters been late in arriving this year but im feeling the effects tonight, my toes are numb!!! Brrrrrr!
happy skiving
wots the point in living in nz if you cant live a chilled out lifestyle, complete with built-in skiving of work time .
BTW just to make you feel even more pleased with your decision to move there, its bloody freezing here in scotland! Winters been late in arriving this year but im feeling the effects tonight, my toes are numb!!! Brrrrrr!
happy skiving
i hate having cold feet
#7
Re: what did you do today?
Hi Claire, welcome aboard!
Well, it's only morning here and so far I have had a coffee and read emails from my family in UK, done a minimal amount of work (I dont really get going until at least midday!) and now I'm on here to see whats been going on since i was here last Thursday.
So I'll tell you about my day on Sunday.
Went for a drive with hubby and 2yr old daughter. We live just north of Auckland and love going out for drives, still exploring the area after 4 years.
We headed west and drove for about 30 minutes then stopped at a scenic reserve, parked up and wondered off into the woods. There were 3 other cars parked but we didn't see another soul whilst on our walk. We came across a small waterfall and stopped there for a while. It was a baking hot day but under cover of the trees it was perfect. Daughter spent ages picking up stones and throwing them in the water, and eventually when she had time to get her bearings she went in for a paddle! I knew she would, it was just a matter of time. I went in with her, the water was crystal clear and cool. After a while we walked on along the path, just taking it all in, the deep blue sky, huge trees, wild flowers, massive butterflies etc.
After a while we carried on with our trip, cut across from west to east, through some beautiful scenery, and stopped at Warkworth for a browse. Off again and next stop was Puhoi, there is a lovely cafe there where they make cheese. We had a glass of wine and sandwich, brought some cheese to take home, had a walk round the lake and then set off for home.
Fantastic day
Well, it's only morning here and so far I have had a coffee and read emails from my family in UK, done a minimal amount of work (I dont really get going until at least midday!) and now I'm on here to see whats been going on since i was here last Thursday.
So I'll tell you about my day on Sunday.
Went for a drive with hubby and 2yr old daughter. We live just north of Auckland and love going out for drives, still exploring the area after 4 years.
We headed west and drove for about 30 minutes then stopped at a scenic reserve, parked up and wondered off into the woods. There were 3 other cars parked but we didn't see another soul whilst on our walk. We came across a small waterfall and stopped there for a while. It was a baking hot day but under cover of the trees it was perfect. Daughter spent ages picking up stones and throwing them in the water, and eventually when she had time to get her bearings she went in for a paddle! I knew she would, it was just a matter of time. I went in with her, the water was crystal clear and cool. After a while we walked on along the path, just taking it all in, the deep blue sky, huge trees, wild flowers, massive butterflies etc.
After a while we carried on with our trip, cut across from west to east, through some beautiful scenery, and stopped at Warkworth for a browse. Off again and next stop was Puhoi, there is a lovely cafe there where they make cheese. We had a glass of wine and sandwich, brought some cheese to take home, had a walk round the lake and then set off for home.
Fantastic day
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Re: what did you do today?
Should keep your hands to yourself then Sky
I spend today at work... after spending the morning with my husband sampling the delights of the Auckland Radiology Department.
I spend today at work... after spending the morning with my husband sampling the delights of the Auckland Radiology Department.
#12
Re: what did you do today?
Hi Claire,
We were in Glasgow before we moved over. Loved it Where abouts are you?
welcome.
What have I done today?? well mundane actually - took cat to vet after he badly injured his leg somehow and took dog to groomers for a MAJOR summer cut! Hung some curtains. Thats it really! Sun came out though.
We were in Glasgow before we moved over. Loved it Where abouts are you?
welcome.
What have I done today?? well mundane actually - took cat to vet after he badly injured his leg somehow and took dog to groomers for a MAJOR summer cut! Hung some curtains. Thats it really! Sun came out though.
#13
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Joined: Mar 2005
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Re: what did you do today?
Hi Claire,
We were in Glasgow before we moved over. Loved it Where abouts are you?
welcome.
What have I done today?? well mundane actually - took cat to vet after he badly injured his leg somehow and took dog to groomers for a MAJOR summer cut! Hung some curtains. Thats it really! Sun came out though.
We were in Glasgow before we moved over. Loved it Where abouts are you?
welcome.
What have I done today?? well mundane actually - took cat to vet after he badly injured his leg somehow and took dog to groomers for a MAJOR summer cut! Hung some curtains. Thats it really! Sun came out though.
I've been saying for years that I'll do it but it's only since I came here that I've got the incentive.
#14
Re: what did you do today?
Just come in from watching the comet.
Impressive sight in the evening sky
Impressive sight in the evening sky