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Something strange is happening. No monarchs flying around in my garden. By now I would expect to see at least 1 and more often than not, 2 or 3 whenever I look out my kitchen window. I have 5 swan plants ready for the normal invasion. Not a single caterpillar on any plant. What's going on?
Mix of old and new quality threads. Men's mostly work items, qual kids outdoors gears. Womens fashion and outdoor gears. Sizes 8-12.
Some mint condition/unused. Others good quality in need of minor repairs. Shoes... men/women's. TV working. Older but still good for games etc.
Pick up or … View moreMix of old and new quality threads. Men's mostly work items, qual kids outdoors gears. Womens fashion and outdoor gears. Sizes 8-12.
Some mint condition/unused. Others good quality in need of minor repairs. Shoes... men/women's. TV working. Older but still good for games etc.
Pick up or can drop off, but must take all.
Meeting this Sunday 24th January at 10.30am, Little Theatre, 21 Stafford Street, Feilding.
Hi everyone. Have you ever wondered what your favourite pet really thinks about you? How about a loved pet that has passed on from this world. What would they like you to know?
Well...here is your chance to… View moreMeeting this Sunday 24th January at 10.30am, Little Theatre, 21 Stafford Street, Feilding.
Hi everyone. Have you ever wondered what your favourite pet really thinks about you? How about a loved pet that has passed on from this world. What would they like you to know?
Well...here is your chance to find out. Bring along a photograph of your pet on Sunday and Animal Communicator Suzanne Aicken from Otaki may be able to make that connection for you.
Stay for a cuppa and a chat following the meeting. Weekly $1 raffle. Koha appreciated. Everyone is very welcome.
Enquiries contact Liaison person Valerie on 029 902 9555 or Spiritual Advisor Carol 027 697 6308. 'Like' our facebook page for more information.
Our next meeting will be on Sunday 7th February at Thompson House, 4 Kent Street, Levin at 10.30am.
Our speakers are Carol and Robert Watt from Wanganui.
Come along and enjoy some uplifting energies, friendly people and a lovely morning tea.
The meeting will include a healing circle, a spiritual … View moreOur next meeting will be on Sunday 7th February at Thompson House, 4 Kent Street, Levin at 10.30am.
Our speakers are Carol and Robert Watt from Wanganui.
Come along and enjoy some uplifting energies, friendly people and a lovely morning tea.
The meeting will include a healing circle, a spiritual address, clairvoyant messages and our $1 weekly raffle, drawn following the meeting.
Everyone is most welcome. A collection is taken during the meeting and it is always very appreciated.
Enquiries contact Spiritual Advisors Sue 0271 070 1585 or Carol 027 697 6308. 'Like' our Facebook Page for more information
Hi neighbours :0). Does anyone have some Damson plum trees in the garden, groaning with fruit - but more than you can use yourself? If so please message me.
This week we are featuring the kingfisher, with words and a picture from Louise Thomas. They are often hard to spot but are one of the most beautiful birds you will see.
"Sacred kingfishers/kōtare (Todiramphus sanctus) seem special to me. A lightning flash of brilliant blue as they nip down … View moreThis week we are featuring the kingfisher, with words and a picture from Louise Thomas. They are often hard to spot but are one of the most beautiful birds you will see.
"Sacred kingfishers/kōtare (Todiramphus sanctus) seem special to me. A lightning flash of brilliant blue as they nip down from the power lines over the river or one of the posts they like to perch on to snatch a crab or little fish – the strike operation takes only seconds, barely breaking the water. I’ve almost given up trying to catch one on my camera diving. They are ruthless with their food, smashing in on their post, presumably to kill it, before swallowing it whole. I haven’t seen him for a few months, but I had one who liked to visit the garden off and on. He was a loveable, if badly behaved, guest, throwing up indigestible crab bits and staking out the compost bin where a mouse lives – he used to watch it with such intensity, like he was trying to use his mind meld powers to make the mouse run out. Come to think of it, I haven't seen the mouse for awhile either. Hmmm. Here is a young chap (an immature) with his chest still mottled from Pauatahanui the other day."
Gathering together during the holidays can lead us to notice changes in our loved ones and their needs, especially if there has been some time between visits.
Starting a conversation about care isn’t always easy but like many things, sometimes you just need to take the first step.
To help … View moreGathering together during the holidays can lead us to notice changes in our loved ones and their needs, especially if there has been some time between visits.
Starting a conversation about care isn’t always easy but like many things, sometimes you just need to take the first step.
To help nurture those conversations, we invite you to our Care Centre Open Days at your local Ryman village. A tour will give you first-hand experience of our village communities and the exceptional care we provide. Care options include the extra support of a serviced apartment, resthome, hospital and specialist dementia care.
Only 5 Weeks to go to the 50th (yes , fiftieth!) Karori Lions Karnival and Fair!!
SUPERFUN FOR EVERYONE!
Books, BBQ and Bargains!
Craft and Specialist Stalls, White Elephant, Ethnic Food, Fun games and rides for kids.
All day on-stage entertainment.
“All the Fun of the Fair”
Sunday 21st … View moreOnly 5 Weeks to go to the 50th (yes , fiftieth!) Karori Lions Karnival and Fair!!
SUPERFUN FOR EVERYONE!
Books, BBQ and Bargains!
Craft and Specialist Stalls, White Elephant, Ethnic Food, Fun games and rides for kids.
All day on-stage entertainment.
“All the Fun of the Fair”
Sunday 21st February 2021, 10am to 3.30pm, Ben Burn Park, Campbell Street, Karori.
Wanted - BOOK - Kapiti - "A PORTRAIT THROUGH FOOD"
Must be in Good Condition. Phone: (04) 293 4933
Don’t leave your pets locked in the car this summer, even if you’re nipping into a shop. 🐕
On a 30C day, the temperature inside a vehicle can reach 39C in less than 5 minutes; in 30 minutes, it will be 49°C.
While we sometimes get calls about dogs trapped in hot cars, only the SPCA and … View moreDon’t leave your pets locked in the car this summer, even if you’re nipping into a shop. 🐕
On a 30C day, the temperature inside a vehicle can reach 39C in less than 5 minutes; in 30 minutes, it will be 49°C.
While we sometimes get calls about dogs trapped in hot cars, only the SPCA and Police can take action under the Animal Welfare Act. Call either agency in the first instance if you see a dog locked in a hot car.
This weeks story is about an ex SPCA pet called Churchill, who found a new home with his new mum Danni.
"We adopted Churchill back in November and he has been an absolute darling! He settled in really well. He loves a lot of attention, which is great because I mostly work from home, so he is … View moreThis weeks story is about an ex SPCA pet called Churchill, who found a new home with his new mum Danni.
"We adopted Churchill back in November and he has been an absolute darling! He settled in really well. He loves a lot of attention, which is great because I mostly work from home, so he is basically my new best friend. We are really pleased to have him in our family."
Our Pet of the Day today is Ninja who lives with Tracy Pattle.
"This is Ninja he sleeps like this all the time very chilled out as he takes his cat nap."
If you want your pet featured, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say what suburb you are from.
The real estate market is running red hot — but Kāpiti’s premier political songster, Andrew London, is telling buyers to stay cool.
And he’s tellibng them which suburbs to avoid and which to buy into…starting of course with Karori. -- bit.ly...
Stuff Wellington is launching a campaign to get people to start using the
Covid-19 tracer app.
New Zealand is still exposed to the new, more contagious, strains of Covid-19 despite the Government recently bolstering its border and pre-departure defences.
The number of daily Covid-19 tracer app … View moreStuff Wellington is launching a campaign to get people to start using the
Covid-19 tracer app.
New Zealand is still exposed to the new, more contagious, strains of Covid-19 despite the Government recently bolstering its border and pre-departure defences.
The number of daily Covid-19 tracer app scans has dropped from one million a day, at its height, to the current low of 300,000.
That means that if the more contagious variants get into the community, it will be hard to trace contacts.
Are you scanning? If not why not?
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