Two weeks ago, I was aware of pain in my neck that appeared somewhat suddenly, as most pain does. Last week, it wasn’t really going away so I filled in an accident form at work. This week, I finally went … Continue reading
I’ll more than likely be at Vector Arena in Auckland, not for wrestling this time but for the Meat Loaf concert. This will be the first concert that I have gone to in many years, as usually whenever there was … Continue reading
At times, it seems as if time has really gone fast. 4.35am on Saturday, 4 September 2010 is the date and time that will be on my mind for a very long time to come. Even though when the 7.1 … Continue reading
I’ve woken up to snow again! And I’ll be getting dressed to walk into work in the stuff that is still falling. I will be posting pics when I get home from work, depending on when that will be. Last … Continue reading
The weather people in New Zealand had been reporting that at least the lower half of the South Island would be getting a dump of snow and that was what we got. Initial reports were saying that Christchurch was to … Continue reading
There’s a page on Facebook entitled “You know you’re from Christchurch when…” that lists numerous things people have said since the quakes. One of them was that you have Geonet as your homepage. And yes, I do. This is a … Continue reading
Just posting for those of you who are overseas and are considering a trip to New Zealand in the future. If you want to purchase any type of alcohol (beer, wine, champagne, spirits) or anything related to cigarettes (mainly cigarettes … Continue reading
This picture of the Cathedral was taken on 23 February 2007 by me, on a rainy and overcast day in Christchurch. I will freely admit that up until the “munter” (the 6.3 aftershock on 22 February 2011) hit that I … Continue reading
Since I’ve been back in Christchurch after a few days in my home town after the horrific 6.3 aftershock/earthquake on 22 February, one thing that I am starting to get used to again is having broken sleep. The five nights … Continue reading