it snowed in downtown auckland today. for the first time in 80 years. no wonder people stopped working and ran to the window.
It was a pretty wild night with big winds and rain so i collapsed the trampoline canopy to give it less chance of flying away, and as i drove to work early this morning it started hailing really hard as i went over the harbour bridge.
then i realised i’d forgotten my work pass which was a pain as not only does it let me through doors it also allows me to extract my printing from the printer.
anyway, my presentation went went ok although it was a bit disconcerting when the people down in wellington kept running to the window to watch a blizzard engulf their city.
the snow didn’t settle so driving home wasn’t a problem. unlike those further down the country. We’re sooo glad we’re not in our cold old house (although i fear for our heating bill here)
kezia said her classroom was freezing despite the heaters being on.
jane had a good school trip – or at least it wasn’t quite as bad as she feared. the orchestra played nicely and everyone was accounted for.
esther’s trombone teacher didn’t turn up that was a shame.
and the building regulation consent certificate for our UK house arrived here today having been forwarded from the UK. that’s rather unfortunate as it was a vital part of getting our house sold, so hopefully
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stopped mid-sentence! The suspense…
How wonderful for the local people to see snow after all those years. I can just imagine all the excitement. Although only mid August our weather is turning very autumnal and it was quite cold first thing this morning. Starting to get some lovely sunsets though !!!