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A fully furnished and well equipped heritage apartment in Thorndon is available for short or longer term rent. The apartment is on the second level at 11 St Mary Street Thorndon. The house was built in 1890 and has been completely restored with access to the sunny brick courtyard and swimming … View moreA fully furnished and well equipped heritage apartment in Thorndon is available for short or longer term rent. The apartment is on the second level at 11 St Mary Street Thorndon. The house was built in 1890 and has been completely restored with access to the sunny brick courtyard and swimming pool included. Parking at the door, shops, cafes, bars and restaurants are within a couple of minutes walk on Tinakori Road and it’s a pleasant seven minute walk through the Botanic Gardens to The Terrace and Lambton Quay. The suite consists of a large living room with French doors opening to a sunny, sheltered verandah. The kitchenette is off the living room and the bedroom with its Queen size bed and en-suite is quiet and private. The apartment is warm and sunny, fully furnished with antiques and equipped to the last detail.
Especially suitable for anyone requiring centrally located accommodation during the week. The rent is $497/week including utilities and servicing the apartment can be arranged if required. Please contact Neil Harrap for an inspection 027 499 1212 or email : neilharrap@gmail.com
What wonderful weather we are having today ☀️
As a reminder, it's standard public health advice around New Zealand not to swim for 48 following the kind of heavy rainfall we had this week. www.wellingtonwater.co.nz...
Our franchisee Michelle from NumberWorks'nWords Silverdale discussing the battle of maths and the rationale behind all the strategies our kids are exposed to in the classroom.
Washing machine in excellent condition, selling due to moving, want gone by saturday 6/7, thanks
These have been washed and are in great second hand condition with no tears or stains.
Smoke-free home.
Pick-up in Johnsonville or central Wellington city.
This has been washed and is in good second hand condition with no tears or stains.
Smoke-free home.
Pick up in Johnsonville or central Wellington city
All these have been washed and are in good second hand condition with no tears or stains.
Smoke-free home.
Pick-up in Johnsonville or central Wellington city.
All these have been washed and are in good second hand condition with no tears or stains.
Smoke-free home.
Pick-up in Johnsonville or central Wellington city.
Build your behaviour, and live your life, on strong foundational roots.
What is a Core Value
We all have foundational beliefs. These are broad concepts which are important to us. These have built up from childhood. Many formed from our family and culture and so on.
Our core values are the ones … View moreBuild your behaviour, and live your life, on strong foundational roots.
What is a Core Value
We all have foundational beliefs. These are broad concepts which are important to us. These have built up from childhood. Many formed from our family and culture and so on.
Our core values are the ones of top priority to us. The ones nearest to our heart are the ones that mean the most to us.
How do we know what our top core values are
The first thing is to create awareness. Awareness that we have core values and that they are important to us and that it's advantageous to know them. Three strategies to discover our core values:
1. Life Mentoring has developed an app to make it easy to rank your top values. Which values bring about a good calm internal state/feeling for you. Which resonate with you as being important. Life Mentoring App
2. Look at what and, maybe more importantly, who influences you. What do you like and admire about them. Who do you see as a mentor in your life. If you have several - look at the patterns of similarity.
3. Look at your past - what did you enjoy or not enjoy and the same with your work. If you look at what ignited some feelings in you - the negative feelings and reactions indicates that something that has happened is not matching with your values.
Do note that they can change during your life so it is recommended that you repeat the ranking process. The word - or value - means different things to different people. So its safe to say that just because someone has the same values as you it doesn't mean the life by same code as you.
Why is it important to know them
As our core values are a central part of who we are we can use them as our guidelines to live by. It is best to live with them in your awareness. When your behaviour, and way of living and behaving, matches your values then you find you are more satisfied and content. Life feels more comfortable and flows better. They also allow us to persevere and move forward in our lives. When you experience negative feelings you will notice that your values are not met. You may notice that someone has crossed your boundaries. It may be tempting to dismiss this feeling - with "I'm being too sensitive" and then ignore it. Our feelings are our red flags that something isn't fitting quite right for us. Pay attention to these feelings and have a look at what is behind them.
How can we use them to our advantage
When making decisions in life, refer to your core values. Use them to assist you with the direction that will be best for you. This will lead to more flow and comfort for you. Also by knowing your values you will know whats important to you. You can use this knowledge to help guide others to know what your boundaries are and what behaviour might lead to them crossing these boundaries. Prevention is best but if they cross the boundaries you can readily explain what has happened.
Conflicting Values
What does it mean when there are conflicting values - either between oneself and someone else (or even within ourselves). It means there are two values systems at play. We need to look at these and work out an intersection between the two.
Summary
Our values are the important concepts which underlie our behaviour. When we feel comfortable in life we are living with these in mind. We can find our values using a choice of strategies. When our boundaries are over stepped we feel an emotion - discomfort at the very least - and this is our indicator. We can then use this to either convey to others or correct the situation to get us back into comfort.
Monday 13 July, from 1 pm - 3 pm
Come along and make your Boomerang Bag!
Kids will have fun with cutting, pinning, ironing, sewing, organising and learning new skills.
A donation to Boomerang Bags on the day would be appreciated.
Booking is essential, spaces are limited!
Please contact Mai… View moreMonday 13 July, from 1 pm - 3 pm
Come along and make your Boomerang Bag!
Kids will have fun with cutting, pinning, ironing, sewing, organising and learning new skills.
A donation to Boomerang Bags on the day would be appreciated.
Booking is essential, spaces are limited!
Please contact Mai Mostafa on 04 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz
Wednesday 8 July, from 10 am - 12 noon
Let’s Celebrate Matariki together!
Join us for a fun morning creating Matariki stars and enjoy one of our special Matariki story.
For ages 5 -13 yrs. (Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.)
Free workshop … View moreWednesday 8 July, from 10 am - 12 noon
Let’s Celebrate Matariki together!
Join us for a fun morning creating Matariki stars and enjoy one of our special Matariki story.
For ages 5 -13 yrs. (Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.)
Free workshop - Booking is essential, please contact us on 04 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz to book your space.
Hi everyone, I'm Lorna, a Stuff travel reporter. We're doing a story on how affordable travel within NZ is. For those of you who have travelled within the country post-lockdown, we'd like to hear whether you've been able to find suitable flights, accommodation and activities … View moreHi everyone, I'm Lorna, a Stuff travel reporter. We're doing a story on how affordable travel within NZ is. For those of you who have travelled within the country post-lockdown, we'd like to hear whether you've been able to find suitable flights, accommodation and activities within your budget. Do you think accommodation providers and tourism operators are doing enough to entice New Zealanders to explore their backyard? Please let us know in the comments below, your message may be used in our story.
We're open for grant applications again, post-COVID. We welcome sports clubs, schools, arts groups, community organisations, health services, and rescue and ambulance trusts, especially those we had to decline applications from in March.
Find out more and submit your application at … View moreWe're open for grant applications again, post-COVID. We welcome sports clubs, schools, arts groups, community organisations, health services, and rescue and ambulance trusts, especially those we had to decline applications from in March.
Find out more and submit your application at www.nzct.org.nz....
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We’re expecting the region to get a battering tonight with southerly winds of up to 120kmh forecast.
For people in the southern suburbs, don’t forget to use your wheelie bin clip, or avoid putting your recycling out if you can to prevent items being blown about.
And don’t forget, if … View moreWe’re expecting the region to get a battering tonight with southerly winds of up to 120kmh forecast.
For people in the southern suburbs, don’t forget to use your wheelie bin clip, or avoid putting your recycling out if you can to prevent items being blown about.
And don’t forget, if you’ve got a backyard trampoline or anything else that could take flight, tie it down!
PS. wrap up warmly – it’s going to be good weather for polar bears!
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