Popular Posts
-
The GBE2 subject this week is SUCCESS: What does my trusty Chambers English Dictionary make of this? Briefly, fortune (good or bad), ...
-
Wishing all my blogging friends and their families from around the world a very Merry Christmas and a most happy New Year. http://www....
-
Oil production in NZ surge... Oil production is rising sharply in New Zealand, but with qualified success. Figures from the Ministry of Econ...
-
From Huttriver8 comes this interesting story: Facebook is allegedly red-faced after a dirty tricks campaign against Google. The w...
-
Share PETER MEECHAM/ Fairfax NZ Tame Iti Activist Tame It...
-
Lady Gaga's new single Judas outrages Catholic leaders... The 25-year-old songstress - who released the track yesterday - sings that...
-
A married couple is sleeping when the phone rings at 3 a.m. The wife picks up the phone and, after a few seconds, replies,"How am I...
-
A new report out just a couple of hours ago would suggest that Somali pirates are getting some of their own treatment: BOSSASO, Somalia (Reu...
-
Seamus Heaney (b. 1939), Irish writer (Crop) (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) A doctor wanted to get off work and go hunting, so he approach...
-
Japanese green tea under direct threat from nuclear radiation... Because of the fall-out from the Fukushima nuclear plan...
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Hutt's thoughts for today...
Hutt's thought's for today...
Tomorrow, FEB 6 is Waitangi Day here in New Zealand. It is supposedly our National Day, but there has been so much division at the Waitangi Treaty site's marae that many non-Maori are beginning to consider an alternative date. Radical Maori who have insulted the former prime minister, Helen Clark, and former National Party leader, Don Brash, there, have given moderate and respectful Maori a bad name as well. Helen Clark decided to go to other marae around the country to commemorate Waitangi Day. We will see what happens tomorrow?
Have some sympathy for the lone young piper in Dunedin who has been told where to stick his pipe because he is making too much noise for some residents. The exhausts of boy-racers cars make more noise, some claim! What anti-Scottish treatment in the Edinburgh of the south. He could get his bag-pipes confiscated and even fined if he plays within the next 72 hours. No sympathy from the Chinese mayor of Dunedin either. Still hard days for the Scots!
Spare a thought for the Aussies whose heatwaves have drifted over the Tasman Sea in recent weeks - apparently the heat emanates from the Indian Ocean and will become a permanent occurrence. Something to do with climate change. Hot times ahead for the Aussies!
Labels:
Aussie,
bag pipes,
dunedin,
heatwaves,
waitangi day
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment