The Pork Board would have been delighted at the generosity of the serving, and the dishing of baby carrots must have represented close to 10 per cent of Ohakune's winter juvenile crop, though some of them looked too small to be parted from their mothers j
Life
Articles all about our country, your favourites like food, wine, family, your home, gardening, retirement living and yes, something about pets also.
The Best Laid Plans
Isn't it strange we think as we get older we have life all planned out for our retirement.
The Latest Frugal Living Tips
Here's a sample of the latest tips we have received and some questions for the frugal community.
Make The Most Of Now
If you've got little kids then realise this: these are 'the good old days'.
New Zealand: Our Beautiful Country in Pictures
Throughout our trip, I had carried a large book about New Zealand's landscape, art and culture to leave with them.
Fresh and Frugal Markets
It's been too long since we have reminded readers abut the pleasures of local markets.
A Movie and a Book to Enjoy with Your Grandchildren.
"Cute" was the verdict of our 3 granddaughters ( aged 8, 11 and 13) .
I Remember When
A POEM THAT SOME CAN RELATE TO
Refirement Not Retirement
Retired is being twice tired, I've thought. First tired of working, then tired of not. ~Richard Armour
The History Of Aprons
Do you use an apron? It is an incredibly useful garment, that is somewhat out of fashion, but has a rich history.




