Writer, musician, coder, want to be boat builder
Here was a dilemma, and me on the horns of it.
Whilst researching this week's column I was surprised to learn that I am a baby boomer.
In our house we recycle everything we can
In the wake of Grant Robertson's $50bn recovery budget there have been, amongst other reaction
As the world begins to emerge from lockdown and strives to get back to normal,
I have said in this column that I think our government has handled the Covid19 situation very well.
There can be no doubt that New Zealand's approach to the Covid19 pandemic has been successful so far.
I like to claim that I don't waste my time trawling through the often mind-numbing pithicisms which litter the avenues of social media, but the truth is that sometimes I do.
I had planned to base my column this week on a few questions like:
As we settle in to lockdown, there's a joke doing the rounds:
Interesting times. I refer, of course, to the currently rampaging Covid-19
In my last column I said I was feeling a lot better about the future of the planet because economics will take care of the tough decisions, and I believe that is true.
When the evidence points to the necessity for a change of mind then a change of mind it will have to be.