Posts by Jackie Clark
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Hard News: Merry Christmas, Blossoms, in reply to nzlemming,
Where do you take her to run? Or is she over all that?
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Hard News: Merry Christmas, Blossoms, in reply to nzlemming,
I love greyhounds. Beautiful gentle animals, they are.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to JacksonP,
Or could be, actually, that you are a fantastic dad, allowing them to develop healthy risk-assessment skills, which in my teacherly opinion, are sadly on the wane.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
Yes. We had a swimming pool area that was roofed over, and my brothers used to jump from that into the pool. Only one tooth was ever lost. A miracle, really.
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Oooh. Is this the one where I tell my story about going on a close friend's first date ever with the man who was destined to become her exhusband, and drinking southern comfort all night, and them having to come back in the tube with me to make sure I was safe, but before we got to my stop, I vomited copiously all over the carriage I was in, and they had to divert it with newspaper so it didn't go everywhere? Yeah, I guess that's the one. Not a big drinker, now, me.
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Or as cool as this.
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I went to Napier with a friend in January 2008 and we decided to take the Art Deco tour. When we arrived at the place where you meet to get the minibus, these little stunners were parked outside. I can't even imagine how wonderful it would be to own a car as beautiful as this.
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And this one is of Ian, in his super cool new hat.
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Ruby was a year old yesterday, and spent her birthday in the company of my family. She was universally loved and had a wonderful time. This photo is of my nephew Sam – he’s 16 and a sweet sweet boy. He was very taken with Ruby, and she was very taken with him. Hence the long pink thing, which is her tongue, as she tries very hard to pash him.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Russell Brown,
Did you go for a swim? I drove backwards and forwards from Kumeu to Mt Eden a few times today, and noticed that the tide was WAY out.
