The Hornet's Nest

thanks guys...nothing yet, but it's the beginning of term..i can imagine it takes a while to settle in before attacking pitch emails! lol

 

Always prefer the personal angle

 

It's all i've got..lol...i'm not very good at being 'corporate'

 

dealing with 17 yr olds I think the personal angle is more important

 

lol...absolutely! But dealing with their administrators it may not be!

 

evening all

what happened last night couldn't get on ;(

 

there was a database error Millens. Good to see you hon

 

You`ll be fine use your charm !


Hello Millens

 

Might i ask as to what email we are referring??

 

Yep you may Hornettes email to the club offering her driving instructing skills to the academy kids!

 

Ohhh fantastic idea!! Good luck with it H.

 

Evening all, see you have been getting along quite nicely while I have been toiling under a cloudless blue sky, until it became too much and I thought it was time for a .

Norway have you thought about getting a gazebo that you could move around the garden so drying it out a bit at a time?

 

Funnily enough Mrs N wants one , I have so far resisted the idea

 

When Mrs Norway has her way, which of course she will, make sure you get something sturdy. Ours was a cheapy and collapsed under the weight of water when we had one of our tropical storms.

 

Thanks sweetie

 

evening M Frenchie

 

What I would like to do is rip out front and rear "lawns " gravel the front and concrete the back , but Mrs N wont let me!

 

What you need, Norway, is Mrs NZ. She's a landscape architect. She argues that lawns are one of the most time consuming bits of the garden for maintenance. They also result in dead space as, usually, only a small part of the lawn is ever used. Other forms of design can also give a much better sense of space without a feeling of enclosure.

 

If she was a bit nearer she would be hired trust me , its a royal pain in the ....!

 

Norway, to answer your question from the other thread. The tremors are few and far between, now. We had a couple that were over 4 last week, which was unusual. There was even a 3.8 at 1.30 this morning but I slept through it. The area in which I live has just been declared a green zone, which means that we will be allowed to live here, but we expected that.

Now all we are waiting for is the All Blacks to choke.