Steve and Christine allowed me to be part of the day, and their lives today. I first met Steve when I purchased some mini parts off him, that always tends to make good friends. Mini parts aren’t hard to find, but good parts, at a reasonable price are. They both shared with me about how
Wow, what an event. It was super hot, and only got hotter. Well to be fair, it was actually cold in the morning, but I didn’t hear anyone complaining. They had to postpone this event due to cover lockdowns, and now they finally were able to put it on. I had a hand from a
I’ve climbed the tower, but in the last 5 years, I support the FiredUp event. Firefighters from all over NZ enter and take part in fundraising for LBC and climbing these stairs. So far the firefighters have raised in excess of $9,200,000 for LBC!! Currently these step legends raise over $1m each year! I’m so
So good to see that some companies really care about their customers, so they up-skill their staff to support their customers. I was invited to show AIA staff my vehicle and talk with them a little about my disability as what it means. I also managed to share with them a bit about my life
So, first time on the track (sort of) racing Lucy! What a rush! Well, actually, it’s called Classic Time Trial, so more like racing against myself and a consistent time, and other people just happen to be on the track at the same time. Its great being on a track,even if I was the slowest
Wow, it was so good, I had to come back. Great team of staff, great people and camaraderie amongst all involved. Honestly it’s so much fun, the members and staff at Sweet Axe are lovely. Give it a go! 🙂
So after much encouragement (very little actually) and study, I have passed my exam and been sent my race license!! Yay. This means I know what to do when racing and have enough sense to know how to conduct myself in the vehicle, around the pits, and on the track. It’s a lot to take
Busy throwing around, so why not at home… With the help of the internet I managed to sort out a frame, get the wood, then make it happen. Helped and supported by few friends, we got the framing on the fence, swinging to the garage, so I throw down a narrow alley (so others aren’t
Well, in the immortal words of Sir Edmund Hillary, I knocked the blighter off 🙂 Thanks to RtB for again making sure the event went ahead, even under a lockdown rules with this virtual run. I didn’t do great, but I did do well. Honestly I hope you’re training and fitness was productive over the
This is such a fun sport! I mean, obviously we don’t throw axes everyday in these clothes, this was dress up for finals night. But really is great fun, even when normally throwing and trying to beat your team mate. I can’t say enough about the staff and members of Sweet Axe in Auckland City.