President’s Ramble – September 2021
I am finding it difficult to know what to write, which maybe just as well as the Editor has given me a heads up and said she doesn’t have much space for me. Part of me wants to rebel and present a big ramble which some of mine can be; however not this time. I […]
President’s Ramble – August 2021
This one is coming at you in a rush, so will say very little. At short notice I lost use of my house to an insurance repair, kicked out, no computer etc, Part of the repairs haven’t gone well, but I am home for 3 hours before I lose the house and computer again, so […]
President’s Ramble – July 2021
In May I wrote “another trip to Rotorua beckons” as I had the disappointment of finding Ciabatta Bakery shut on a Sunday. Well. July began with the New Zealand Archaeological Association holding their annual conference in Taupo (in this case biannual with Covid putting it back a year. I believe the first miss for the […]
President’s Ramble – June 2021
Going to make it short again. A select few of us have attended recent events – The Caffeine and Classics which Andrew has written about elsewhere in this magazine and the Pub Quiz night at the Horse and Trap in Eden Terrace (Little Joe – the club team was a prizewinner – you will have […]
President’s Ramble – May 2021
The government seems to be increasingly allowing us to Ramble, something this President likes to do. There are currently no Presidential plans to Ramble anything more than domestically, though I would like to pop over to Tasmania now we have a bubble and the first direct flights in I can’t remember how many years. Then […]