Posts by Hebe
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Rob Stowell,
the way local body politicians hide their affiliations/political inclinations
The need at the council is for inclusive decision-making, and competence, not ideological hair-splitting surely?
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Very clever; Love Your Rubbish(ing). [For non-Christchurch readers our council had a major PR campaign a couple of years ago branding our bins and trucks with "Love Your Rubbish". Real.]
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
I went around the other side of the house.
Thank you: another one of of my favouritest flowers -- perennial cornflower?
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Just thinking,
Now that's interesting.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Thank you ;-) I like the colours on the second pic you posted. How to get the sea green and the sky blue and the dark of the marram grass?
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Joe Wylie,
I’ve never learned their names.
Nor me and I have known those hills most of my life. The peaks and slopes change depending on where you are looking at them from, and on the light. Last night was an amazing blue-grey-pink dusk with luminous golden hills out my back door. I wish my camera battery had been working.
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I have always liked this one from the 2006 kite and buskers day.
Ms Goodie's are excellent; I specially like the children in the water from above (the Pier ramp?)
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Joe: do you know the name of the pointy hill under the purple Pooh's feet? Oh, if GG is looking for one, there's a choice sinkhole down Owles Terrace that nearly got me yesterday.
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I am very concerned that the whole CCC mess and fractious relationships, or lack of them, will be used by the right to advance the agenda they have wanted for so long in Christchurch: privatisation of ratepayers' assets such as Christchurch airport, Port of Lyttleton and power lines company Orion. The profits from the council-owned assets have kept our residential rates bills down by about 30 per cent. They are strong companies, and the private sector would love to have them.
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Sacha,
A functioning political discourse is required.
You've got it.
