Fast food restaurants like McDonald's and KFC have opened for alert level 3 but the only way to get a Big Mac or some Wicked Wings is from drive thru the only ones allowed in are the staff and the people that bring the fresh new ingredients.
Tuesday, 28 April 2020
Moving to Level 3
As some of you know we have now moved into level 3 of this pandemic and hope that you are all safe, remember that we must continue to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.
Fast food restaurants like McDonald's and KFC have opened for alert level 3 but the only way to get a Big Mac or some Wicked Wings is from drive thru the only ones allowed in are the staff and the people that bring the fresh new ingredients.
Fast food restaurants like McDonald's and KFC have opened for alert level 3 but the only way to get a Big Mac or some Wicked Wings is from drive thru the only ones allowed in are the staff and the people that bring the fresh new ingredients.
Thursday, 23 April 2020
Earth Day
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to establish support for environmental protection. it was First celebrated in 1970 and has continued on till this day and now over one billion people in 192 countries celebrate this.
Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson came up with the idea for a national day to focus on the environment.
Lastly to celebrate this you could do some garden in your backyard and try planting some flowers or if you want you could plant things that can be used in you life like potatoes, lettuce, blueberries, and more, so when doing this you can make the world a little more brighter for the next generation.
"The fate of the living planet is the most important issue facing mankind"
- Gaylord Nelson
Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson came up with the idea for a national day to focus on the environment.
Lastly to celebrate this you could do some garden in your backyard and try planting some flowers or if you want you could plant things that can be used in you life like potatoes, lettuce, blueberries, and more, so when doing this you can make the world a little more brighter for the next generation.
"The fate of the living planet is the most important issue facing mankind"
- Gaylord Nelson
ANZAC Day
On the 25th of April will be the beginning of another year of remembering the once that we lost during the war and the ones that protected our country and our familes and as everyone across the globe know that the Corona virus is spreading rapidly so most countries including New Zealand has made everyone stay inside their homes, so here are some ideas to remember those that have died for us.
1. You could make a poppy out of anything and try putting ti somewhere that people are able to see like on your windows or stick it on a wall.
2. If you wanted you could also get your the people in your bubble to come to the lounge and if you have a device you could play the last post which is normally play on ANZAC Day it symbolises the duty of the dead is over and they can rest in peace.
3. Lastly you if you have a device you could Skype, Face time, or even call your families just have a talk and see how they are and if they're keeping safe.
These are somethings you can do on ANZAC Day. I hope you are keeping safe and will do something special to remember the ones we lost but well never forget, thank you for reading!
1. You could make a poppy out of anything and try putting ti somewhere that people are able to see like on your windows or stick it on a wall.
2. If you wanted you could also get your the people in your bubble to come to the lounge and if you have a device you could play the last post which is normally play on ANZAC Day it symbolises the duty of the dead is over and they can rest in peace.
3. Lastly you if you have a device you could Skype, Face time, or even call your families just have a talk and see how they are and if they're keeping safe.
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
First Online Supermarket
Countdown has opened New Zealand's first online supermarket, the supermarket was opened 16th of April and is located in Penrose, Auckland.
It is estimated that the new store will have about 7,500 online orders in a week from the Auckland region.
The e-store, which will achieve 24-hours a day, seven days a week was planned previous to the virus lockdown. Countdown said the new e-Store will undoubtedly ease the pressure of staff at 10 busy central Auckland supermarkets.
It is estimated that the new store will have about 7,500 online orders in a week from the Auckland region.
The e-store, which will achieve 24-hours a day, seven days a week was planned previous to the virus lockdown. Countdown said the new e-Store will undoubtedly ease the pressure of staff at 10 busy central Auckland supermarkets.
Friday, 17 April 2020
How To Cure Boredom In Quarantine
It is coming near to the end of New Zealand 4 week lock down but could go on so here are some advice to cure your boredom during this time.
1. You could do a family activity like a board game, do some dancing to keep you active and healthy, and if you want you can grab a book and start reading to your siblings or you could read it to your parents.
2. If you wanted you could go for a walk near your street but not to far, you could also play a game of rugby or scorer in your own backyard or if you don't have a ball you could play tag or ball rush.
3. After doing these things you could also do somethings that you need to do or were to lazy to do like clean your room or do some cleaning around the house and if your feeling nice you could also help your mum or dad with preparing dinner.
4. Lastly you could learn something new like a new language or how to cook great food with the things that are common to have in the house.
Well these are all my advice to cure your boredom in quarantine hope you are all keeping safe wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and if you get sick remember to isolate yourself from others.
1. You could do a family activity like a board game, do some dancing to keep you active and healthy, and if you want you can grab a book and start reading to your siblings or you could read it to your parents.
2. If you wanted you could go for a walk near your street but not to far, you could also play a game of rugby or scorer in your own backyard or if you don't have a ball you could play tag or ball rush.
3. After doing these things you could also do somethings that you need to do or were to lazy to do like clean your room or do some cleaning around the house and if your feeling nice you could also help your mum or dad with preparing dinner.
4. Lastly you could learn something new like a new language or how to cook great food with the things that are common to have in the house.
Monday, 30 March 2020
Aircrafts Are Finding It Hard To Park
With Coronavirus making Air travel stop airlines around the world have been forced to ground most of their aircraft and in some cases their entire convoy.
American air service has had to park 450 of its aircraft, Delta airlines have grounded 600 and Lufthansa Airlines around 700 aircraft, we do not know at this stage where Air New Zealand will park some of its grounded fleet. However New Zealand has the options of a handful of air force bases around the country where they can park some of their aircraft's.
airports around New Zealand will be willing to help Air New Zealand during this time.
American air service has had to park 450 of its aircraft, Delta airlines have grounded 600 and Lufthansa Airlines around 700 aircraft, we do not know at this stage where Air New Zealand will park some of its grounded fleet. However New Zealand has the options of a handful of air force bases around the country where they can park some of their aircraft's.
airports around New Zealand will be willing to help Air New Zealand during this time.
Saturday, 28 March 2020
Gumboot Friday
New Zealand has celebrated a Kind of different Gumboot Friday for 2020.
Gumboot Friday was hosted by Ming king which is a New Zealand mental health advocate, television personality, and former comedian. He streamed a three-hour Facebook live event for New Zealanders coping with anxiety around the COVID-19 crisis, Singer-songwriter Mitch James joined the event from his Sydney home.
Mike King Had already finished a quick tour of New Zealand on tractors to raise awareness for the Gumboot Friday, Last year Gumboot Friday raised about $1.3 million to provide more than 10,500 counselling sessions for 2500 young New Zealanders.
Mike King has reached out to New Zealanders to ask those closest to them to ask if they are ok and that they are not alone.
Gumboot Friday was hosted by Ming king which is a New Zealand mental health advocate, television personality, and former comedian. He streamed a three-hour Facebook live event for New Zealanders coping with anxiety around the COVID-19 crisis, Singer-songwriter Mitch James joined the event from his Sydney home.
Mike King Had already finished a quick tour of New Zealand on tractors to raise awareness for the Gumboot Friday, Last year Gumboot Friday raised about $1.3 million to provide more than 10,500 counselling sessions for 2500 young New Zealanders.
Mike King has reached out to New Zealanders to ask those closest to them to ask if they are ok and that they are not alone.
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