Sas' Magical Mystery Tour

January 15, 2010

friday five: flag waving from the office of the deputy high commissioner, new zealand high commission, new york city

Nomenclature: friday five,nz | 10 Bantering Wittily

Share |

Comments

8:00am January 22, 2010
PC said:

Lol. Still not as good as the Southland one, which goes something like – “Visit Southland and discover more about yourself…”
8:00am January 22, 2010
Beth said:

I like these titles! Especially “Don’t Expect too Much.”
8:00am January 22, 2010
f8hasit said:

I should have gone into advertising…

:-)
8:00am January 22, 2010
Heather said:

Well, shame on me. I had to get the globe out and find New Zealand, I forgot where it was. Sorry. Great pics!
8:00am January 22, 2010
Steffi said:

Mmmm…. lovely!

Reminded me that when I was a teenager I used to say that I wanted to go to Ireland, Canada and New Zealand. And then Mongolia.
8:00am January 22, 2010
Jack said:

Those pictures are intriguing. Always wanted to visit, but I am afraid that I might get a headache. It has to be hard to be upside down all day long. ;)
8:00am January 22, 2010
.kat. said:

I love it! “Don’t expect too much.
You’ll love it.” THAT is hilarious!
8:00am January 22, 2010
Trinity said:

I loved the rocks one. It was subtle and funny.
8:00am January 22, 2010
Mrs Jones said:

Ahhh, …Murray….*sigh*
8:00am January 22, 2010
Rachel said:

Greg: Murray can you check this new subway poster
Murray: Perhaps another exclamation mark.
Greg: I don’t think that’s necessary Murray.
Murray: Not necessary?

post comment

Watts once said: any attempt to define oneself is like 'trying to bite ones own teeth'. Anyway. I am an ENTP, a Four, a Libran and a Water Ox; scatterbrained, organised, coulrophobic, messy, hopeful, sarcastic, optimistic, romantic.

I ♡ freshly ground black coffee, travelling on trains, white roses, hugs, finishing crosswords, steak medium-rare, a well-turned phrase, big-brained scientists, the departure lounge, my homemade marmalade on toasted crumpets, hand-written letters, the possibility of aliens, the possibility of god, remote New Zealand beaches, jazz trumpets, the colour red, rom-coms, the information superhighway, organic shapes, the poetry of ee cummings, the Bach cello suites of Yo-Yo Ma, ad-free content, picnics, pay day, and a good night's sleep.

I live London with the techie beekeeping paramour (ash) and the furs (rex & badger).