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Be Kind, Be Safe, Unite Against COVID-19 Episode #1: 30 Mar 2020

🚨☣️COVID-19 Pandemic Special Emergency Programming☣️🚨

by kennyardouinMar 30, 2020

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Taking the government’s advice to spread my legs, not the virus 😷🦠 #spreadyourlegsnz #socialdistancing #alertlevel4 #winterinaotearoa

What’s not to love about a brisk walk on a snow day! ❄️⛄️🎄 #winterinaotearoa

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A year ago today as we emerged from lockdown I met a girl on a beach. I don’t quite know what I expected, but the last 12 months have exceeded all my expectations. Since then, we have gone to many more beaches, forests, mountains and islands together. We’ve experienced a winter, spring, summer and autumn and it has been incredible. It has been a privilege to have had an entire year adventuring together, I can’t wait to see what the next year brings as the world starts to reopen. I love you darling 💕⛄️☀️

Bongo snacks on The Bongo Bus! 🚐🏕 #thebongobus #studyretreat #munchonabongonow #studybreakwithbae

It's hard to believe that it has been 10 years since the 24 seconds that changed our lives forever. Tomorrow will be a very difficult day as we remember 185 people who will never walk amongst us again, and reflect on the rollercoaster the last 10 years delivered. The sights, sounds and smells of that awful day are things I never can forget. 12:51pm on 22 February 2011 will forever be with me, and is a day that has shaped every day I have lived ever since. I was lucky to survive that day, it forever breaks my heart that 185 others were not.