jhollis.bsky.social
Geek, knitter, mother.
I miss afternoon naps.
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But even if someone is severely disabled by autism, that shouldn’t matter. They are still a person who deserves respect, love and kindness. Not stigma and shame.
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It’s not just about my son. We have a very high number of confirmed and assumed neurodivergent family members. We are not a drain on society, we have achieved a lot and we even go to the toilet by ourselves!
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Not pedantic at all. It’s a very important clarification.
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Jfc this is terrifying.
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Breathtaking
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This is the best news! We need this now more than ever!!
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Seymour’s demolition of a good service that helped communities should not turn into another round of bashing families in poverty.
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Brownlee is not fit for the role
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Kia ora!
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*we
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Alas no but with did have a Commodore64!
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I was so jealous of my best friend when she got one at her house but then we upgraded our rotary phone to one plus a cordless phone!
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Good point. Design and consenting work for new terminals at Picton and Wellington. Early enabling work and construction had started.
Interested to see final choice.
If they do want to save $ they'll learn from/use prior work. Because it's not just about politics surely?
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It is a hugely complex piece of legislation with too many grey areas. If the Govt is able to produce a workable solution, that simplifies calculations and does not disadvantage employees or employers, I will cheer and congratulate them.
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😁
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I don't blame the cat at all. Our grey is desperate to play with the cat and befriend her but is a bit young and enthusiastic. They're now mostly ignoring each other which is great.
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Hehehee. Probably after the cat is no longer with us. She's grumpy enough about the first arrival
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Ha! Very true
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Ex-racer. She retired a couple of months ago and now enjoying her retirement by the beach.
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Is very boopable
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Half a smidgen better than shirtless Don Brash.
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So he's only the PM of National Party, Act & NZ First voters?
Excellent! I shall continue ignoring everything he says.
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I've just stumbled upon you and this sounds fascinating. Looking forward to it kicking off!
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I never thought I'd see the day when I agreed with anything Jenny Shipley said.
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Religion at its core is about gaining and keeping power and control for those at the centre of the religion at all cost. Faith & community, on the other hand, can be amazing and doesn't (& shouldn't) have to be couched in religion.