Showing posts with label rednesday.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rednesday.. Show all posts

Monday, March 5, 2012

Ruby red/rednesday: important words.






The weather is Auckland is warm, and when it rains, it pours. People joke that you can hear the lawn growing. Many people mow their own lawn, and some employ men to mow their lawn. Besides the grass clippings, there are hedges and trees to be trimmed.

What do you do with your green rubbish/ organic waste?

The organic waste stream is a mix of garden or green waste and food waste (putrescibles) that can be composted and used as a soil conditioner.

Compost is the end result of controlled aerobic decomposition or a mix of green waste (rich in nitrogen) and brown waste (rich in carbon).

A number of private companies provide a garden bag and bin collection service. All bags and bins vary in size and you can choose how often they are collected.

I was walking along Pt Chevalier Road when I saw this truck. I looked around and saw no one around so I whipped out my camera. But I was spotted by two friendly and good looking guys. One of them asked me why I was talking photos of his truck. I told him, I was blogging, and he said don't take the name of his truck. I am sure his employer won't sack him.

In fact, they were very good PR person for this company which is doing a great job for the environment. They collect our green waste and recycle and reuse to help grow healthy plants in our city. Ka Pai and Paki Paki.

For today's Red theme, The Garden Bag Company is very responsible to have the words, CAUTION, WE STOP OFTEN. printed in RED.

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Sunday, February 5, 2012

ruby red, rednesday: Snow in Japan




My sister Helen from Sunny Gold Coast took her children to snowy Japan. Here Thomas was like me when I experienced my first winter in Canada. I couldn't resist and ate some snow.

Hi Aunty Ann,

We had a great time in Japan. It was very cold and snowy. We caught the bullet trains to the snowfield near Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. It wasn't busy anywhere even at the subways. We only got squashed on the subway once. There was lots of snow and ice. We had to stay for 2 more days in Japan because our flight was cancelled. The airline put us in a 5 star hotel with all meals provided. They even have a chocolate fountain. Mum said that the airline lost money on us.
Love Lincoln, Olivia and Thomas




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Monday, April 18, 2011

Ruby Red/Rednesday: 3a Copy & Design.

Red is an auspicious color to the Chinese. It was a pleasure working with the lovely people in this company. I chose blue for my book, blue in remembrance of my baby boy Andrew who died in 1989. Without him, there would be no book.


Elaine Xu my graphic designer

Jeff or Jeffery the Boss.




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Writing a book is like having a baby. You don't do it alone. I am very grateful to have many people helping me from it's conception,Robyn Dove encouraging me to write, friends from as far as America like Ginny, Betsy and George, Ladyfi from Sweden, Reader Wil from Holland, Diane from Australia, and many others.

I have a prayer team from my church and my life group. I had help from the technical side. Gillian Tewsley my editor, Jeanette Grimmer who proof-read, Jonathan and Robyn Dove for their forward, My husband and my son doing the formating.

Finally I was introduced by my friend Frank to 3A copy & Design who printed my book. Jeff and Elaine Xu my graphic Designer were like my obstetricians. I have my two sample copies and am really excited when I get the real McCoy.

Thank you all.