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A perfect Harvest wedding will be provided for the winning couple allowing them to celebrate their wedding in style at the Marton Harvest Festival on the 31st March 2019, followed by a honeymoon enjoying a Mountain to sea experience through the Rangitikei District.
Tell us why you would like to … View moreA perfect Harvest wedding will be provided for the winning couple allowing them to celebrate their wedding in style at the Marton Harvest Festival on the 31st March 2019, followed by a honeymoon enjoying a Mountain to sea experience through the Rangitikei District.
Tell us why you would like to “Elope to the Country” to be in to win a complete wedding package. Entries close 28th February 2019
Of course, we want everyone to join us at the Harvest Festival as our winning couple tie the knot. Be sure to follow us on the Marton Harvest Festival Facebook page to discover all the other reasons you should join us on the 31st of March.
Hi there. I have seen vet students on here that do house sitting . I have a colleague not on neighbourly that is looking for someone to house sit her two bichons and I think a cat from 12 March. Must be animal lover. Please if interested text your number to me on 021 2994490 and I will get my … View moreHi there. I have seen vet students on here that do house sitting . I have a colleague not on neighbourly that is looking for someone to house sit her two bichons and I think a cat from 12 March. Must be animal lover. Please if interested text your number to me on 021 2994490 and I will get my colleague to call you. Please don’t call as I can’t answer at work. Regards Ruth
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The February edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers.
In this issue we talk about the new Kiwi Access Card. It's a reliable form of ID for people who don't have a passport or driver licence.
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The February edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers.
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Well, that didn't work.
The first courses start tomorrow (Feilding, Palmerston North, and Otaki), and I failed dismally at posting every day leading up to them, so please accept my apologies.
Part of what we do on a course is an activity called Action Planning. This is a way to break … View moreWell, that didn't work.
The first courses start tomorrow (Feilding, Palmerston North, and Otaki), and I failed dismally at posting every day leading up to them, so please accept my apologies.
Part of what we do on a course is an activity called Action Planning. This is a way to break goals down into doable chunks. Those that wish to, choose something they would like to achieve over the next week (e.g. walking a set number of times, cleaning out a cupboard, practising guitar, that sort of thing), and then feed back to the group the following week. Another leader and myself will be facilitating the course in Feilding and we will be creating Action Plans each week too.
At the risk of getting egg on my face a second time, I thought perhaps I would post my Action Plans each week and feed back in public how I am getting on. After all, what could possibly go wrong?
So I think, for my first Action Plan, I will aim to do 30 minutes of guitar practice three times over the week.
Wish me luck.
Scratch that, wish my family luck!
Gavin
There's plenty to see and do around the region in the next seven days.
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