Woman’s Weekly New Zealand – September 02, 2019

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Donna& CarlOfficer

Theirswasthematchoftheday!Cricket-mad couple Donna and Carl

lineduptheirtoporderandbowled their guests over with an occasion

no-one will forget anytime soon! Married on March2 in Tauranga,their

event featured chocolate bouquets, a doughnutwall,theflowergirland

page-boy arriving in style in a remote-control carandtheirweddingrings

being bowled to them inside a tennis ball.“Carlhadtheboysdress

in Black Cap gear and also

surprised me by singing You’re My

Inspiration as I reached the end of

the garden path,” Donna tells.

“We wanted to have a different

wedding that was relaxed and us,

and it sure was. Itwasperfect!”

CHOMPING ATTHEBIT!
Grandad had his teeth taken out
and was toothless for a while.
Miss Six asked why he didn’t
have any teeth and was cheekily
told the tooth fairy didn’t leave
him any money to buy new ones.
The next week, she saw some
false teeth and begged her nan
to buy them. Poor nan had to
explain they were women’s teeth
and wouldn’t fit Grandad, but
bless her sweet heart!
Shirley,Feilding RELUCTANT HERO
In a special tribute after his
passing, the New Zealand
icon was remembered by his
biographer Alexa Johnston,
who shared exclusive extracts
of her book Sir Edmund
Hillary: An Extraordinary Life,
giving an intimate look at the
man behind the mountain.

Sir Edmund Hillary featured on

the Weekly front cover for the

issue January 28, 2008.

PHOTOS: AMY PIPER

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PLUMBING THE DEPTHS

My teenage daughter was sweet

on a young apprentice plumber

but was too shy to approach

him. When she went to hospital

for a minor operation, she was

surprised to wake up in recovery

and find he was a patient too.

Afterwards, she sighed to her

gran and me, “He’s such a hunk.

He’s got lovely legs,” then added

wickedly, “I bet he’s got lean

loins!” A few days later, she and

gran spied the young man while

out window shopping. Playing

Cupid, Gran marched up to

him to make small talk. My

daughter soon became

embarrassed though when

Gran said to the young man,

“So, you’re a butcher, eh?”

When he shook his head, she

said, “That’s so strange, I heard

you had lean loins!”

Gran’s Boo-Boo, Takaka,

April 9, 2001

LANGUAGE BARRIER

My family and I emigrated

from England a few months

ago and upon learning that

we were coming over to New

Zealand, Miss Eight exclaimed

loudly, “But then I’ll have to

learn New Zealandish!”

JW, via email,

March 31, 2014

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