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So where is a good nice cheap place to eat? Quick responses would be appreciated as I am hungry and in the middle of town.

Yes, the Pakuranga Night markets definitely have some nice things to eat, I will go back again with an empty stomach too.

what is it? How big is it? is it legal? do I need a 8 tonne truck? will it fit in a small car? Do I need a small army to move it?

Looks like I won't be able to attend the AGM next week. :facepalm: Have to go down to Nelson for Work.

for hidey holes, you could use some of your coffee cups from the cupboard

I have used Google Sketchup quite a bit. in fact I used it to draw up our factory plans. Architect could then do what I want them to do from the drawings I provided him. very easy learning curve as well. and it can do what you want it to do.

I miss out every time!!!! :an!gry was down there for nearly a week late last year, not even a rumble from passing trucks.

I have found the Avondale markets on Sunday mornings better than the Otara Markets. more places selling fresh vegies at Avondale. Otara seems to be more craft type things. the night markets at Pakuranga on Saturday 6pm to midnight are interesting, lots of asian food to buy, so if you are hungry its great. must go see at least once. I went last weekend. Yet to see the Royal Oak one.

Family can't decide whether to go or not. But at least the hotel is walking distance to town, and there is a really nice fish n chip shop by the wharf. Still havent' got my A into G yet.... ... soooo tired at the moment. :-?

I think I will be there :roll:

What do you mean same district? completely different. You are in Havelock North...... the slum area, not like Taradale :nilly:

Sorry All. I won't be able to attend the meeting this month. Have to start very early the next morning.

the fastest route for me is. auckland, Matamata, Tauranga (back road), TePuke, Matata, coastal road, whakatane for me, it takes around 3 hours, leisurely drive, it would take 3.5 hours I found that there are too many towns to slow down for, if you go the other route through Paeroa and waihi.

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My Kids sTarted School onTuesday. One is starting Intermediate this year, and has to lug around a Laptop. and has to catch the bus to and from school. (all new experiences for him) The other is now a senior at primary school and is enjoying it without big brother around.

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Hi All This will be our first meeting of the year, and I hope that everyone has had some rest and ready for a great year ahead. No doubt there will be some questions about fish, but most of all there will be someone of like mind that you can talk to. Tuesday is another great meeting of people of similar thinking. Just letting you know that we do have a meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. If you live over the shore and want to attend, you are more than welcome Next meeting will be: Time: 7.30pm When: Tuesday 8 February 2011 Where: Green Bay Community House Barron Drive Green Bay Behind New World Supermarket Park in the new carpark on Barron Drive and the meeting is right next door Will be discussing more about fish (sorry no tank crawl) :oops: Unfortunately I will not be able to attend, as I will be Christchurch. so we hope to see you there.

I hear that christchurch just had doozy of an earthquake :happy1: :happy1:

Not good, Not good!!!!! :facepalm: My chocolate cichlids did not survive. &c:ry However as positive news, my Jags will be moving into larger accomodation :happy1: :happy2: Jack Dempsey's will be moving to a larger house :happy2: Jack Dempsey kids will have the place to themselves :bounce: :happy1:

Plastic storage bin just might work... now wehre am I gonna put the meal worms? :roll: Well day 2 and the fish seem to be ok in the 3ft tank... Guts (Male Jag) still rules the roost with half the tank to himself.

thats ok ghostknife. I think I am ok with tanks.... small as it may seem, at least the fish have water and really good filtration at the moment. Got 2 filters running Fluval 405 and 305

Woohoo!!! :happy1: Greg was home and was able to drop off my tank to him this afternoon. He can repair it for me tomorrow However....... ... its gona take a week for the glue to cure properly :facepalm: Either way... tank is getting fixed.

at least it was spotted early

$380 for a 6ft is money I don't have at the moment

8ft is very tempting, but just after Christmas is a stretch. maybe later in the year. :roll: