“Spring is sprung, the grass is ris. I wonder where the birdies is?” Well spring has certainly arrived along with the changeable weather, I feel excited when the sun is shinning only to be plummeted back into my winter clothes in a flash! We again enjoyed a lovely morning at the Cooperage cafe and were joined by Gen Kelsang Demo from the Amitabha Buddhist Centre, who shared with us her … Read More
Our October meeting was held at a different venue where we still enjoyed good company and a lovely morning tea provided by the Good Bitches Baking Company. Next year we are planning to run members meetings on a regular basis in Kapiti and in the Hutt Valley, as well as the regular Wellington City meeting. This is in response to much feedback about the difficulties of travelling distances. I am … Read More
Waikato members were treated to a ‘Look Good Feel Better’ session at the October members meeting. This was a lot of fun and I must say that everyone looked truly lovely with huge smiles on their faces at the completion of the morning. Thank you to Robyn and her wonderful team of volunteers from Look Good Feel Better. Gail and Sherryn from ‘Gail’s of Tamahere’ treated us so well by … Read More
Auckland members dusted off their hats pre-Melbourne Cup and wore them to the October meeting, where we welcomed Kerrin Osbourne from Kaus. Kerrin shared the story behind Kaus, which came to life because her mother could not find hats and scarves during her treatment that were both comfortable and stylish. In response, Kerrin decided to design some for her mum, and they proved so popular, a business began. All the … Read More
Sally facilitated the Hamilton September meeting and really enjoyed meeting some of our Waikato members. Raewyn Wallace spoke about the benefits or massage and gave a demonstration—this was very much enjoyed by everyone. The Thames meeting did not go ahead as the few members in that area were unable to attend. Matamata was a most enjoyable meeting with three members enjoying each other s company over a cup of coffee … Read More
Hawkes Bay This month we met at the lovely No. 5 Cafe & Larder, with the room looking beautiful with lovely flowers on our tables. We were joined by Hayley Jenkins who shared her knowledge of essential oils and practical emotional wellness steps. Hayley gained her qualification of BSc Dietetics from Michigan State University and is certainly passionate about the mind and body wellness connection and the various oils that are … Read More
At our Members meeting on 26 September we appreciated a very informative talk with Chelsea, clinical dietitian from Wellington hospital. Chelsea engaged us all, answering many questions from members regarding diets, super foods, sugar and more. There was much excitement in the group as we viewed the ‘hot off the press’ article in the Australian Woman’s Weekly featuring our own Max Croskery. It has been my pleasure to make contact with … Read More
What a great turnout for our joint meeting with Look Good Feel Better and Sweet Louise. Luckily the sun was shining and everyone could soak up a bit of sun whilst they drank their cups of tea and nibbled on yummy healthy biscuits provided by “Good Bitches Baking”. Meanwhile the team of makeup artists from Look Good Feel Better were making preparations to transform everyone with their skills and have … Read More
In Palmerston North we enjoyed a lovely morning tea and then we were ‘at it’ again being creative with card making. From the various bits and pieces to hand it was incredible the array of fantastic cards that we produced, and how nice it is to give a card that has been made with care and thought. We certainly appear to be a talented bunch so I do hope you can join … Read More
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”5″ gal_title=”Auckland meeting”] We were lucky to have Physiotherapist Michelle Gall (also a Clinical Pilates instructor) come and talk about the Pinc programmes and take us through some breathing and relaxation exercises. The Pinc and Steel Cancer Rehabilitation Trust has funding throughout the country to support access onto the programmes. http://www.pincandsteel.com Michelle reassured that programmes are individualised and aimed at meeting your own goals, be that walking the dog, … Read More