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journal draw & the snow

Jase just pulled two names from a bowl for the journals..... AMANDA & ROCHELLE.

So please send me an email scrappykea at xtra dot co dot nz with your snail mail addy... I will post them, but it may take a week or so as I have a lot on this week :-) (Janine & Karen your PIF is coming... just me & the mail/post system don't get on too well.. guess it's cause I grew up rurally & we just put stuff in the mail box at the end of the drive & the mailperson took it away ... now I have to go to one of their specific buildings... just one of those things about being a townie!

Didn't feel too much like a townie today out at Waitiri though... kids played in the rocks and adults enjoyed some clay shooting & each others company.... nice veiw of the snow covered mountains too!

Ok must get on with SENZ preparation... back to work tomorrow... School, Playcentre.... & then off to Christchurch on Thursday :-)
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Anonymous said…
sounds like a busy busy week ahead Lara. Have fun at SENZ. Had a giggle at you being a townie though and having to use that thing called a building to post stuff at. Love the shot of the snow in the background.
6:21 am
Penny said…
new look :)

so you still have some snow down there eh? and post offices too... that's good ;) they can be hard to track down.
8:20 pm
Anonymous said…
Beautiful photo Lara.
See you at SENZ!
8:43 pm
Jenny said…
Gosh, the snow looks beautiful behind the vines!
6:16 pm
Shelley said…
The snow photo looks beautiful Lara! Had to laugh about the mail being collected from the box... we had that on the farm and couldn't understand why the 'townie' people had to go to the shop to post their stuff :D Looking forward to meeting you at SENZ!!
1:22 pm
Delys said…
Yep my RD guy is fantastic! He has delivered stuff from the school (diferent rural delevery no..to me coz it was needed asap and he did that without asking!) Blimmin brilliant service.
Love the new look on your blog Lara and stunning photo too.
8:26 pm
Anonymous said…
Oh my goodness, I missed this post! We were out of town at the time.
Sounds like your packing and cleaning is going very well! Moving is great motivation.
amanda
5:13 pm
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