I’m not going to crap on my fellow NZers for wanting a Big Mac or KFC
We have all suffered uniquely from this collective lockdown & if that is your joy, that is your joy
We have all suffered uniquely from this collective lockdown & if that is your joy, that is your joy
Yesterday I looked at this impact on culture, today politics.
We are deeply concerned at government proposals to spend the bulk of our post-Covid 19 investment on large infrastructure projects to match corporate priorities.
Anzac Day saw Bubbles all around New Zealand stand at dawn. By the mailbox. In gardens. In lounges. Physically distant but united. Reflecting. On life. On loss. On war. On history.
Slightly bored empty nester I do miss pilates and my hair’s starting to look a bit shabby at the roots….
One of the things I hope we will do as a nation in the post pandemic economy is to focus on being more self-sufficient as a country. There are lots of things we once made – like shoes and garments which companies outsourced to places like China and Vietnam where labour was cheaper.
Name the above: A murder of crows, a Parliament of Owls or A Caucus of Arseholes
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
This pandemic is a universal shared experience, and with all universal shared experiences, it will have enormous unseen ramifications throughout our culture, politics and economy.
So for the past 48 hours, I’ve witnessed a lot of excited chatter about the alleged incapacitation of Kim Jong Un.