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Help The Warehouse support Water Skills for Life and keep our little kiwis safe in the water.
Water Skills for Life is a program developed for children in Years 1 - 8 to learn water safety skills and risk awareness.
It gives them the tools they need to stay safe now and for their future lives… View moreHelp The Warehouse support Water Skills for Life and keep our little kiwis safe in the water.
Water Skills for Life is a program developed for children in Years 1 - 8 to learn water safety skills and risk awareness.
It gives them the tools they need to stay safe now and for their future lives in, on and around the water. Children are taught Water Skills for Life at school. It’s easy to teach and fun for kids to learn.
Support Drowning prevention training for all kids. Donate in-store today.
We’re inviting our neighbours to visit our Wellington Campus this month for our FREE Open Day - Workshop on the Principles of Massage.
Come along and talk to us about how a career as a Massage Therapist can give you the flexibility to be your own boss and run your own business, your way 👐
… View moreWe’re inviting our neighbours to visit our Wellington Campus this month for our FREE Open Day - Workshop on the Principles of Massage.
Come along and talk to us about how a career as a Massage Therapist can give you the flexibility to be your own boss and run your own business, your way 👐
The New Zealand College of Massage is offering flexible part-time & full-time qualifications starting from February.
As a graduate, you have the freedom of working from home, in a clinic, or as a mobile provider, and benefit from low setup costs and good remuneration.
Don’t miss this opportunity! Register now for this FREE event now via the link.
We look forward to meeting you!
A group of Lower Hutt residents are questioning the adequacy of consultation for a new community hub…
Potentially dangerous prescriptions are less likely to be given to patients misdiagnosed with urinar…
Does the person who wanted the above type cans still need some. I have a supply of two or three dozen. Maybe more ex social club bar.
Phone Denis 5695395
Come to see sensational seasonal blooms on 9 & 10 February at Walter Nash Centre, Taita. The show is put on by the Hutt Valley Horticultural Society and associated groups. Entry is just $3 for adults and children are free. See poster for full details.
If your trees have more fruit than you can use, don't let it go to waste - get in touch with Community Fruit Wellington (ph: 022 596 9577 or email wellypickfruit@gmail.com) and our volunteers will come and pick, or collect already picked fruit, from you. Fruit goes to Kaibosh and some local … View moreIf your trees have more fruit than you can use, don't let it go to waste - get in touch with Community Fruit Wellington (ph: 022 596 9577 or email wellypickfruit@gmail.com) and our volunteers will come and pick, or collect already picked fruit, from you. Fruit goes to Kaibosh and some local Foodbanks who distribute it back into the community to those in need. Want to find out more about us? Go to our Facebook page, or come and visit us at the Island Bay "Day in the Bay" event on Sunday 11 February, or the Newtown Fair on Sunday 3 March. We'd love to have a chat about how we can work together to reduce unnecessary backyard fruit waste!
From 3 February we’re introducing timetable changes to some bus routes. They’re designed to help more buses arrive on time and provide more morning and evening services to help you get where you need to go. Changes always take a while to bed in, so bear with us as we get the timetable up to … View moreFrom 3 February we’re introducing timetable changes to some bus routes. They’re designed to help more buses arrive on time and provide more morning and evening services to help you get where you need to go. Changes always take a while to bed in, so bear with us as we get the timetable up to speed.
Before you travel be sure to check whether your timetable has changed. Visit metlink.org.nz or call 0800 801 700.
Your generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: … View moreYour generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: www.stuff.co.nz...
Dr. John Gottman, the nation’s leading marriage researcher, suggests that couples hoping to spark romance need to turn towards each other even when they don’t feel like it.
Yes, even when you’re exhausted or irritated. Friendship is absolutely essential to thriving marriages. In … View moreDr. John Gottman, the nation’s leading marriage researcher, suggests that couples hoping to spark romance need to turn towards each other even when they don’t feel like it.
Yes, even when you’re exhausted or irritated. Friendship is absolutely essential to thriving marriages. In relationships that thrive, partners consistently make and receive bids for positive connection.
Here are 16 practical ways for you to start turning towards each other:
Schedule a next date night and keep the plans a surprise. The anticipation will spark a renewed sense of fun.
Send flirty texts to each other throughout the day. Trust me, your partner will appreciate it.
Make foreplay a priority. Make more room in your calendar to make out before sex.
Be affectionate and playful with each other in front of others. It’s not enough to just brag to each other in private, it’s significant to compliment your spouse in public.
Start a new hobby together. Brainstorm some ideas and create a list of shared interests.
Show appreciation by saying “Thank you,” and “I appreciate all you do.” This goes a long way in showing respect to each other.
Take a walk hand in hand. Nothing gets the blood moving and the connection juices flowing like taking a walk around the block.
Focus on the positive qualities of each other by writing them down and posting it around the house.
Plan a vacation together – no kids allowed. It doesn’t even have to be extravagant, but time alone is so important.
Dream together which helps build security. Have you created a dream board where you jot down your goals or things you want to do together? Go for it!
Pay attention to your spouse more than you pay attention to your phone & TV. Less screen time, more face time.
Reminisce about your favorite date nights, wedding day, honeymoon, and travels together by pulling out old photos.
Learn something new about your spouse. Pick up a deck of Love Map cards which contain fun questions to ask each other. Stay thirsty, I mean curious, my friends.
Buy a new board game and have a game night together.
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