Blogs / December 2006
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Now that work isn't interferring with my blogging....
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- Two updates in two days! Not bad eh? So, Angel went to her new home yesterday, and I homed Boy this afternoon. He's gone to live with a family with a cat friendly 5 yr old lad, which I think...
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I know, I know! I suck at updating this!
- CataBlog
- Once again my apologies for the length of time between posts. Tis the blasted season and all that ;o) Anyhow, I've got some good news on our recent homings for you. First up, the lovely Dish, who's settling into his...
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Plum position
- WellUrban
- As anyone who frequents Cuba St should know, Plum has been undergoing renovations for a while. The old Plum had been well-liked (as these reviews attest), but was starting to feel a little tired: perhaps somewhere between the late Krazy Lounge and Mr Bun. I expected little more than a lick of paint and some new furniture, so it's a bit of a surprise to see it in its sleek new incarnation by Alistar Cox of Matterhorn, Mojo and Mighty Mighty fame.
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Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Back on track: a missed opportunity
- WellUrban
- A few weeks back, there was an article in the Dominion Post entitled "Commuters return to cars". The trouble was, since it only showed relative figures ("Peak-time passenger growth soared 11.6 per cent in mid-year as fuel prices peaked. This had slowed to about 9 per cent by September."), it was hard to tell whether passenger transport numbers were actually falling, or just growing more slowly.
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Car-o drive
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- As I said I would, I took a walk along the bypass on Saturday. I was too late to see the protests, but some of the protestors were still there chalking slogans on the pavements, and there a certain tension remained in the air.There's a lot of things I don't like about the bypass, but the thing that struck me the most about it on the weekend is that it just doesn't look like Wellington.
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The light at the end of the tunnel
- The Wellingtonista
- Although we would hate you to think that we had an unnatural love for tunnels, we think it's only fair to warn you that new lights have been installed at either end of the Hataitai/Mt Vic tunnel that are so bright that you'll think you are outside in the sunshine already, even at night. It doesn't make people honk any less though.
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Hataitai, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Waterfront update
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- must be a sucker for punishment, since on Monday night I attended the latest Waterfront Development Subcommittee meeting.
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Brave New World
- WellUrban
- With plenty of hoopla, including three full pages in the Dominion Post, New World opened their fourth inner-Wellington store this week. It's a New World Metro at the the railway station, and while it looks tiny from the concourse, it expands Tardis-like into the forgotten parts of the station and is actually larger than the Willis St Metro.
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Help Fight Gnomelessness!
- The Wellingtonista
- Cool prezzie alert - Locally made Gnome Homes & Gnomaloos.
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Sleep well little one
- CataBlog
- Dahlia had a lovely day out in the sun in the yard yesterday, pottering about with her mates. However today she really wasn't interested in food, and for the first time wouldn't purr when cuddled. S took our wee love...
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Looking like it'll be time soon to say goodbye to our dear little Dahlia
- CataBlog
- Well, I guess all of you who work at the shelter have been wondering what's up with Dahlia. And you're not alone. She's lost a lot of weight (although she has been stable in that regard for quite a few...
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