Blog Feed: My views of New Zealand

We found another house! This time, it's through an agent, so I don't think there will be a problem with keeping it. I admit that I was attracted to the 'other' house because it was shiny and new (less than 20 years old), but the fact of the matter i

What a difference a day makes

Published on 2013-06-03 07:02:00

Yesterday, we went to see a possible rental house. The house was one that the owners built on their property to live in while they restored the homestead--that took about 3 years. We loved the house immediately. It was in our price range, with 3 big

snow

Published on 2013-05-28 21:01:00

This was out backyard this morning. It is one more time that proved Hubby wrong when he told me that it only snows every 12 years or so here! I don't really mind it because it was gone soon after this was taken. In actuality, there have been

perceptions

Published on 2013-05-17 03:43:00

I have never been one to try to 'dress to impress' or make sure my makeup and hair are done 'just so' when I go out.

Hubby and his baking

Published on 2013-05-09 07:51:00

The other day, Hubby walked out of the computer room and asked me how much baking powder would be needed for two cups of flour to make it self-rising. He just slowed down a little as he walked across the room while he waited for my answer (about 1 an

It dos your heart good!

Published on 2013-04-17 05:37:00

New Zealanders can be proud of their generosity to a fellow Kiwi in his time of need. 3rd Degree (TV show) aired the plight of pensioner (retiree) Vernon Gardiner who was in a Filipino prison facing 20 years for a debt of less than $5000. He needed:

still adjusting after all these years

Published on 2013-04-15 19:10:00

As I'm sure you could figure out (if you ever thought you had to) that an island country in the south pacific is quite small with very little manufacturing. Because of that, we have to import most things and they are, of course, more expensive than l

Technology brings back Granddad's sea chest

Published on 2013-04-05 17:57:00

A cabin chest that carried the belongings of a World War II sailor all over the world has come into the hands of his granddaughter after she spotted it on an online auction. More than 70 years after Stanley Jervis left on a Royal New Zealand Navy

Some weather observations

Published on 2013-03-26 20:17:00

This is the first year that we have had a 'real' summer since I've been in NZ. Of course, it's been pretty much a drought all over the country, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the warm weather. It's the first summer I have not worn sweats track pants t

How to make photos larger on blogger

Published on 2013-03-15 23:35:00

For those of you that would like to make your photos larger than the sizes offered by Blogger, here's a quick tutorial on how I enlarge the photos on each post. Note: I don't change the template to make all photos larger because I don't always wan

I'm a celebrity!

Published on 2013-03-11 06:21:00

Well, maybe not a celebrity, but I was interviewed over at

They are living our dream!

Published on 2013-03-01 23:40:00

Hubby and I have both been fascinated by the old, abandoned dairy factories that are spread across the Taranaki region. We have photos of most of them that have any parts still standing, with one picture of just a generator part next to a plaque that

A little senior humor

Published on 2013-02-27 15:02:00

Yesterday, my daughter asked me again why I don't do "something useful" with my time. Talking about me "doing something useful" seems to be her favorite topic of conversation lately. She was only "thinking of me" she said and suggested that I go down

2 years after the earthquake

Published on 2013-02-14 23:43:00

Most of the time, Christchurch could be a million miles away from Stratford. Like most of the world, we heard about the killer earthquake and any other newsworthy bits on the telly. You don't think about it if you aren't involved with anything going

Happy Valentine's Day

Published on 2013-02-12 21:24:00

Waikari Tearooms

Published on 2013-02-12 05:21:00

During our holiday in the Christchurch area, we stopped for a cuppa at Waikari Tearooms on Weka Pass Road. The lady that runs the restaurant was very friendly and always had a smile on her face. She even had 'filter' coffee--for my Yankee friends, t

Not much news

Published on 2013-02-04 05:14:00

It finally rained today, for the first time in several weeks. The lawn and flowers are happy to get a nice, big drink of water. It had been in the 80's and 90's 20's and 30's for most of two weeks (or more) and I didn't complain once, even if every

I turned out OK....mostly

Published on 2013-01-23 17:37:00

I don't have any little kids around but I can't help but see articles on kids, from birth to teens on the internet--some are newspaper articles, some are blog posts. They didn't have them when I had young ones around, but apparently, there are boo

Let there be ice

Published on 2013-01-14 19:00:00

The first time I ordered a drink in a restaurant here, I was surprised that my drink had no ice in it. It was nice and cold, but without ice. I immediately thought of someone I grew up with that always ordered 'without ice' because he wanted his mone

Bring up the past

Published on 2013-01-07 19:12:00

In the last few days, I have had some comments on a post I wrote on the 29th of October, 2008, called Rude Kiwis...again!You can click here to read it if you want. I

It doesn't take long....

Published on 2012-12-27 16:09:00

Just a few days after Christmas, there are 1834 listings on trademe (NZ version of ebay) under the category of 'unwanted gifts'. I hope none of the gift-givers decided to check on their gifts.

Merry Christmas!

Published on 2012-12-23 08:09:00

Pohutukawa --NZ Christmas tree

One Minute on New Year's Day

Published on 2012-12-20 18:37:00

What a fabulous way to start the new year--praying for someone else, in circumstances beyond our comprehension!! I stole

Speaking English

Published on 2012-12-14 04:53:00

When I started this blog, I put a lot of thought into the 'description' (the words under the title at the top). I thought NZ culture would be something that I 'got over' and used to, but NZ English still messed with my head, even after 6 years. Like

5 years of being married

Published on 2012-12-01 04:10:00

It's hard to believe that today marks 5 years of a marriage begun in a boat in the Tasman Sea... ...with a reception on the beach of fish and chips and a John Deere cake A lot of living and loving and changing and coming and going has happene

it's all in the editing

Published on 2012-11-25 20:12:00

For those that have asked about some of my 'larger than life' photos, rest assured that it's not because my camera is super-expensive or has special powers :) It's all in the post-editing. I took these 11

The end is near!

Published on 2012-11-21 18:15:00

I was always perplexed about the prophecy in Daniel and how it related to the prophecy in Revelation. I only knew what I was told by pastors and theology students and didn't really know what resources to used to figure out for myself what it really m

R.I.P. Wheelie

Published on 2012-11-13 18:42:00

Our street only has 3 houses on each side and connects to a dead-end street at one end. So, we don't have a lot of traffic at all. Just now and then somebody is driving by to the main road. Yesterday, I was watching Wheelie, our second cat, as she s

are we the last to have this?

Published on 2012-11-11 05:21:00

For a few weeks now we have had tv ads from Coke about 'share a coke' campaign. And, of course, there are huge banners and ads at the stores, too. Have you seen these in your part of the world? If you have, how long have they been around? I'd really

Everybody talks about the weather....

Published on 2012-11-02 05:11:00

Even though I live on an island in the South Pacific, it's a bit farther south than the image that comes to mind when you hear the words 'South Pacific'. But that's ok because it's about the same distance from the equator as the state of Kansas, and

I can only imagine

Published on 2012-10-26 21:59:00

If you need a bit of inspiration today, it's here in this video.

New things since I arrived - Repeat

Published on 2012-10-23 21:03:00

This is a repeat from March 2009. US vs NZ list I was thinking the other day about things that I never

A lifetime commitment

Published on 2012-10-15 22:52:00

Stratford has several parks in town and one of them has a pond where people feed the ducks on a regular basis. In fact, this pond was one of the first places that Hubby showed me when I got to New Zealand. In the 6 years that I have been here and visited the pond, there is always just one white goose among the ducks. I've seen a pair of white ducks on occasion, but never more than the one lonely goose. I know that geese mate for life and I guess Goosy has lost his/her partner along the [..]

How the internet works

Published on 2012-10-08 16:20:00

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Happy tail: How the Internet changed ’floating dog’s’ life

Published on 2012-10-01 15:07:00

Happy tail: How the Internet changed ’floating dog’s’ life Knowing he might be only days away from having to euthanize his beloved dog of 19 years, John Unger wanted a friend to take a picture of the two of them together one last time.Courtesy Julie McGarvie Unger"I've taken him for walks on trails that we haven't been on in three years."The resulting photo of Unger floating peacefully in Lake Superior while comforting his ailing shepherd mix, Schoep,

Things I never thought I'd do - repeat

Published on 2012-09-26 21:08:00

Another early post repeat Things I had never done...part deux When I was looking at the

Trivia - A repeat post

Published on 2012-09-19 21:12:00

More NZ trivia My first post of NZ trivia can be found

Early post repeat

Published on 2012-09-10 21:06:00

This is a repeat from 01-09. Well, it's getting to be summer again.

Who watches this stuff?

Published on 2012-09-05 07:05:00

All my life, I was under the impression that shows are on tv because a) they are suppose to be interesting to the general public or

Nancy Wake, the White Mouse

Published on 2012-08-29 22:18:00

I guess guilt was his downfall

Published on 2012-08-20 21:51:00

Here in NZ, 'boy racers' are those young, disrespectful punks that have loud engines and leave tire marks on the road at all hours of the day or night--mostly, night. And, in just about every neighborhood, there is one house that has one boy racer associated with it. Ours is no different. That house is the one that has cars parked all over the yard garden with little kids' toys strewn about. Most of the time there is no problems between neighbors, but on weekends, there is an extra car that sh [..]

The real story behind Curiosity photos

Published on 2012-08-16 21:12:00

Tips from a cult

Published on 2012-08-12 21:40:00

I don't usually watch or even listen to Dr Oz on tv. His followers remind me of a cult and it creeps me out. But, today I had it on in the background and heard some shopping tips that were interesting. Most of the information from his guest makes sense and was enlightening. But the one thing that caught my interest is the 'fact' that those who shop in a clock-wise movement spend less money. Hmmm.Who knew? (Besides, of course, the researchers who make a living finding out these things.) Of cou [..]

Volcano erupts in NZ

Published on 2012-08-06 18:24:00

The first eruption in over 100 years at Mt Tongariro may spark months, weeks or even years of volcanic activity - but poses no immediate risk to the community. Mt Tongariro rumbled into life at 11.50pm last night, sending ash and rock a kilometre into the air and across roads, prompting a potential threat warning for central North Island regions. The "small scale" eruption was a total surprise, GNS volcanologist Michael Rosenberg said. It threw rocks and spewed ash from the Te Mari craters, n [..]

Cats

Published on 2012-08-02 18:00:00

Both Grace (on the left) and Wheelie think my right shoulder is the best place in the universe to sleep. And I have learned how to lean so that the cat doesn't fall off and I can still type with both hands.

Do you remember??

Published on 2012-07-27 18:01:00

A friend sent me a link for some nostalgia from the 50's. Wait for the clowns. They don't make 'em like this any more. Click here for the home page of 'You Remember That'.

My name is Betty and I'm a cheapoholic

Published on 2012-07-18 08:33:00

Yes, indeed, I am pathetic at spending money.

They sound plausible

Published on 2012-07-14 05:41:00

I love trivia. Most word and phrase origins are lost in antiquity, but I really enjoy finding 'facts' that make sense. I don't know if the following 'facts' have any basis in reality, but I don't care. I like the sound of them, so please don't tell me they are wrong. You can't prove they are wrong any more than I can prove they're right! ******************************** In the late 1700's, many houses consisted of a large room with only one chair. Commonly, a long wide board folded down fr [..]

Praying is a dangerous thing!

Published on 2012-07-06 00:14:00

(Blue-you, Red-God) Our Father Who Art

I need my coffee!

Published on 2012-07-01 19:42:00

I quit smoking, gave up men except for one, try to watch my language, can live without alcohol, but can't live without my coffee. Just before I left Kansas, I was lamenting that the casino where I worked had changed from fresh brewed coffee in the machines to Nescafe instant. Since I was used to the fresh brewed stuff, it seemed quite a step down. Little did I know that I would learn to love it. When I

Advice from a tree

Published on 2012-06-26 07:11:00

taken at Hollard Gardens, Kaponga, Taranaki

Wise words from a NZ judge

Published on 2012-06-23 17:47:00

FEBRUARY 13, 2012 Wise Words from a Judge in New Zealand - for Young People and Adults I shake my head in disbelief at some of the things judges say ... but this hit the mark: "Northland College (NZ) principal John Tapene has offered the following words from a judge who regularly deals with youth. "Always we hear the cry from teenagers 'What can we do, where can we go?'... My answer is, "Go home, mow the lawn, wash the windows, learn to cook, build a raft, get a job, visit the sick, st [..]

Some things you might not know about NZ

Published on 2012-06-22 01:37:00

It was probably a New Zealander, Richard William Pearse, who took the world's first flight near Timaru

facts about the ocean

Published on 2012-06-12 20:53:00

I was contacted by email with this and thought it was interesting. The code is at the bottom if you want to share it. Created by: MastersDegree.net [Created by: MastersDegree.net]

cat collar

Published on 2012-06-08 17:50:00

We've had Wheelie for about 5 months now and, as you can see, she has acclimated herself to our home quite nicely!

Caramel popcorn, take 2

Published on 2012-06-01 20:13:00

I really love popcorn and used to make flavored corn. I can't remember where I got the recipe, but I would make it for holidays and pass out popcorn balls to coworkers and friends. That recipe was simple: 1 c corn syrup 1 c sugar 1 box jello (jelly for the Brit side of the world) Bring to boil over medium heat, pour over popcorn, stir. Butter your hands and form balls. Cool on waxed paper (baking paper) on counter. But, since I had no idea what corn syrup was called here and had to be lucky to [..]

Changing environments can change a lot

Published on 2012-05-25 19:26:00

I have blogged about the differences I have found between NZ and the US many times. You can click on 'cultural differences' in my label cloud on the side to read them at your leisure. Sometimes, I'm torn between thinking the NZ government is good or bad with its decisions about health and the environment in general. But, I'm sure they mean well. Before I moved to NZ, I smoked. Mostly just out of boredom, I think. There were no thoughts of 'You have to have a cigarette. Now. Go. Light up. NOW!' [..]

old habits die hard

Published on 2012-05-22 20:31:00

Until this week, the weather has been quite

Never thought of it like this!

Published on 2012-05-16 17:59:00

At least, we're on the green side of the grass!

I can comment on Chrome again!!

Published on 2012-05-12 07:23:00

I really like using my Chrome browser but, for many weeks (or it seems like it, anyway) was having some problems commenting on embedded forms. The blogger help forum has been changed around, so I couldn't really find any help there. I did, however, find that those using IE8/9 were having the same problem, but that didn't apply to me *sigh* So, I downloaded Firefox (my second choice of browsers) and would copy/paste the comment forms from Chrome to Firefox for those few (or not so few, actually!) [..]

supermoon in monochrome

Published on 2012-05-11 00:40:00

supermoon

Published on 2012-05-06 08:47:00

Photos by Hubby and me of the Super Moon on May 6th.

what I learned at the zoo

Published on 2012-05-03 18:23:00

At Pouakai Zoo, outside New Plymouth, there are three white Bengal tigers. We learned a lot from their keeper while we spoke at feeding time. As beautiful as they are with their white and black coats and glimmering blue eyes, we discovered that they are purposefully inbred to get that way. Sadly, their organs are severely damaged from inbreeding. They have to be fed often to keep their weight on, even though they will eat anything that is fed to them. Their beautiful eyes are crossed and badly [..]

And the light went on

Published on 2012-04-27 19:04:00

A few weeks ago, as I was, once again, wondering why the door wasn't closed as I had requested on numerous occasions, I had an epiphany. You see, in the perfect world inside my head, all the interior doors in the house would be left open for ventilation and heat flow and the door to the outside would be closed to keep out flies and other unwanted creatures that didn't fit through the cat flap (or turn the handle and walk in uninvited). But, alas, it seems that the very opposite is my reality. [..]

Rerun

Published on 2012-04-19 18:10:00

My last post reminded me of this one that I thought I'd share-again. I've been in New Zealand for 19 months now and I'm still surprised at the differences. I was just thinking about the first time I was at a public thermal pool. It was outside of Auckland, in July--cold as can be--and a new experience on my second day in the country. My first reaction was excitement for a new experience combined with a bit of sensory confusion.

Tarawhata Hot Mineral Baths

Published on 2012-04-14 18:46:00

For my birthday last week and his next month, Hubby got us coupons for several dips in the Hot Pools. It's soooo relaxing to sit for 30 minutes in a private spa pool filled with as-hot-as-you-like mineral water! There are many such places in New Zealand that use the natural waters that bubble underground as theraputic waters--like Teddy Roosevelt used back in the day. Here are some facts I found about the place we go to in New Plymouth. The Historical Tarawhata Hot Mineral Baths were exploi [..]

Some things cannot be un-seen

Published on 2012-04-09 07:10:00

Today, I saw something that I wish I could un-see. We have a channel that is dedicated to programs in the Maori (indigenous people's) language. As we scrolled this evening through the few free channels that we have, I noticed on the Maori channel that it said 'Mr Ed'. Considering that Kiwis abbreviate everything I didn't think much about it the instant I saw it. A few seconds later, Wilbur and his horse came to mind and I had to back up to make sure that the show wasn't what my brain was tryin [..]

I spoke too soon

Published on 2012-04-03 17:44:00

I was thrilled for a day or two that Blogger fixed my comments problem, but I spoke too soon. I am still having problems with non-pop-up comment pages. I copy and paste the comment page url into Firefox for now and it works ok. But it's just not the same! Hurry up and fix it, Blogger! I paid good money....oh, wait....no I didn't! I like Blogger much better than Wordpress because it's much simpler to use for photos, so I will do what I have to do until it's all 'Otay!' again!

They should have paid attention!

Published on 2012-03-31 17:23:00

On Saturday, we went to the 75th anniversary of the NZ Air Force at Ohakea Air Force Base.

Hooray!!

Published on 2012-03-26 05:53:00

I can make comments with Chrome again! Yay! I downloaded and was using Firefox when I wanted to comment on a blog post that didn't use the pop-up page, but I do love my Chrome and it was like I was cheating big time. Thanks, blogger. I knew you'd come through!

rerun 03/09

Published on 2012-03-24 23:05:00

I have learned many interesting points and many new uses for words since I was in Kansas.

forgiving

Published on 2012-03-18 20:25:00

For other quotes and scriptures, click here.

Peeks into my blog posts

Published on 2012-03-14 18:46:00

I was looking for past posts about a subject I will address later and realized that some of my posts have had lots of visits. Out of curiosity, I scrolled through all of my posts and found some very interesting stats. I'm happy to say that my several posts about NZ trivia got a combined looksy of about 500. The Hawera Push-Bike Pub Crawl got a lot of attention with about 640 clicks on two posts about it. Not surprising, my posts about the 'are kiwis rude?' debate have garnered over 1000 views [..]

Hubby's timing..

Published on 2012-03-07 17:38:00

After a surprise visit to the hot pools in New Plymouth for a wondrously relaxing hour, Hubby drove along the water's edge so I could take some photos of the gorgeous sky. Here's one shot. You can click here for more sunset shots on my photo blog. Yes, timing IS everything!

Flatto peaches and how curiosity killed the cat!

Published on 2012-03-05 16:59:00

I never saw Flatto brand peaches until I got here. The are, indeed, flat, but also delicious! I had finished baking some cookies and, for whatever reason, left the oven door open. A while later, Wheelie was inside the oven but I didn't get the camera fast enough.So, now you know how it could happen!

Sorry, bloggy friends...(2)

Published on 2012-03-03 21:38:00

It seems that I can only comment if the comment form is a pop up. Those embedded at the bottom of the blog page will not publish my comments. Weird. I hope it's remedied soon!

Sorry, bloggy friends...

Published on 2012-03-02 16:56:00

I am not able to comment on many blogs at the moment, so please know that, if you left a comment on any of my blogs, I have visited you!! I hope this is resolved soon.

Can't be done in NZ

Published on 2012-02-27 04:28:00

There is a new reality tv show from Australia starting soon called 'MasterChef Junior'. Like all the reality shows, there can only be one young winner. I'm not sure that I agree that kids should be subject to such things. But I do know one thing. That program would never work in NZ. In NZ, you are taught from the get-go that everybody is a winner. Everybody gets recognition. What we used to call 'graduation' (that was only for your last year in school) is called 'prizegiving' because, you guess [..]

Recipe update

Published on 2012-02-22 18:56:00

I have found a different Chocolate Cream Cheese Icing recipe and have made changes in my recipe posted here. YUM!! http://bettysnzblog.blogspot.co.nz/2009/09/cream-cheese-icing.html *Edit* I noticed later that this recipe has had over 200 views!

Grace's version of Charades

Published on 2012-02-19 16:07:00

I blogged earlier that Grace loves to sleep on my shoulder (click here for that post and photo). But only when I'm on the computer. It sure makes it hard to type with both hands when a large part of my torso is used as a prop for a full-grown cat and I'm slouched at an angle away from the keyboard, but being the sucker that I am, I accommodate her most of the time. Sadly, I'm the only one with that special touch, much to the dismay of us all. I assume it's because I'm here all the time and am m [..]

Baldrick's Big Day Out

Published on 2012-02-13 14:46:00

Living in Stratford, with obvious connections to Shakespeare (he lived in Stratford upon Avon, I live in Stratford upon Patea), we have occasional days to go medieval. Last Saturday was one of those days with "Baldrick's Big Day Out at the park. There were wenches... and maidens.... and knights! Oh, my! And a very tall guy named Stumpy. Click here for more photos.

mystery solved!

Published on 2012-02-07 16:59:00

A couple of weeks ago, I posted about our little container garden (click here for that post) and how pleased I was with its growth. As I went around the house taking photos to upload, I noticed this pot where we had planted some mystery bulbs. Since they looked a bit sad, I was wondering if we had carried the bulbs around too long for them to grow properly. Or maybe they didn't get quite enough water, since the pot was under the eaves. Obviously, we did get a bit of growth, which [..]

about people

Published on 2012-02-03 05:12:00

When I first started blogging, I described myself as being 'older than dirt' and my new family had quite a few good laughs about it.The fact of the matter is, I've been around the block a few times and I've learned a few things about human nature. I'm certainly not a psychologist, but some things about people don't need a degree to be figured out--like the fact that we all see things based on our past experiences. Sometimes, the negative stuff others have had to deal with makes your words [..]

rerun 5/08

Published on 2012-01-28 04:48:00

It's weird living in a wee country that you lose a day of your life getting to. You find that you have taken most everything around you for granted. Like television. In Kansas, I knew that the shows I saw were relatively new. I always figure the American shows we get here to be those that didn't make it very well--you know, the ones that TVNZ can buy cheap, after all, this is a small country with a small budget for EVERYthing. So, I was surprised to find that "Legend of the Seeker" is only a ye [..]

the start of a new garden

Published on 2012-01-22 21:20:00

We have been at the new house for about three months now and the bulbs and seeds that we brought with us have become very happy indeed! I thought I'd share our container garden with you. They have dahlias, impatiens, carnations and the train that Hubby made has begonias. The other plants, I have no idea of names, but I bet you can help me out!

new addition!

Published on 2012-01-20 00:27:00

We have a new addition to the family. It was by default, but nevertheless, she's here. Let me introduce you to Wheelie! (Because she's wheelie stinky when she farts!) She was thrust upon Otterboy by a local personage last week when he stopped to pet her on his way to town. We put up a 'found' poster but got no response so she's now part of our family. She has wasted no time making herself at home.

Who'da thunk?

Published on 2012-01-19 16:57:00

There's so much in this huge world to see that I will never see with my own eyes. Who'da thought 40 years ago that I would be able to visit Siberia or see inside a cell or into outer space?! I am grateful for those that bother to share their world with me. That's why I like to share my photos with those that will never make it to NZ. And for those that set up memes to help me share them without any fuss, a big thank you. Of course, I find some of the places I visit in the blog world a bit like [..]

My personal stats

Published on 2012-01-16 18:26:00

I love to check my feedjit and stats occasionally just to see how folks end up on my blog. I am happy to announce that there has not been one search for 'rude kiwis' or 'are kiwis rude' for about five days now! There have been about 12 searches that ended up at my 'pay it forward' post. And there were a few visits from a blog that I have never heard of before, which is a bit disconcerting. Several Kiwis checked out my post about the memorial to the homeless lady. There were quite a few visit [..]

Back to the grindstone

Published on 2012-01-08 17:00:00

Over the holidays, Otterboy is in the 6-week break between school years and Hubby took 2 weeks off work. Since I don't really get a day off (...a woman's work is never done, you know!) I requested a week of no dishes and got it! That was a heavenly week, let me tell ya. And the dishes were done without complaining or reminding each night. I have the best guys! Otterboy and Maniac (his best bud) are pretty much inseparable these days and it's good they have each other to help with the entertainm [..]

Everything I need to know, I learned from Noah's Ark

Published on 2012-01-02 17:58:00

ONE: Don't miss the boat. Be flexible enough to see what's going on around you. TWO: Remember that we are all in the same boat, so be kind. THREE: Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark. FOUR: Stay fit. When you're 60 years old, someone may ask you to do something really big. FIVE: Don't listen to critics; just get on with the job that needs to be done. SIX: Build your future on high ground even if it doesn't make sense to others. SEVEN: For safety's sake, tr [..]

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