Last week we finally hit that sweet spot where all the ingredients of ratatouille become affordable, even aubergine, so I made one!
Ah, the taste of childhood. Back when in summer you could buy capsicums by the crate, and ratatouille was just a cheap way to make the kids eat plenty of veg.
Unless you have insurance (which I hope you do) if you got struck down bu one of the dread diseases you'd be unlikely to afford to rent a kainaga ora house.
Because you have a housing deposit you's not elligible for Accomodation supplement leaving you witb $342 a week. Take away 25% rent you're left with $264 per week to cover everything food, bills, utilities.
It doesn't take much to overset that. One disastwr in your life and suddenly money is supeertight.
Maybe. But I would think that's more of an argument for a) police funding and b) pepperpotting which is international best practice for social housing anyway.
When I lived in leafy suburbs I once saw the police arrive within 5 minutes because a passerby had peed on someone's letterbox.
That's a lot like how when pirates attack a ship there are always a few confused people picturing parrots and peg legs instead of speedboats and semiautomatics.
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Last week we finally hit that sweet spot where all the ingredients of ratatouille become affordable, even aubergine, so I made one!
Ah, the taste of childhood. Back when in summer you could buy capsicums by the crate, and ratatouille was just a cheap way to make the kids eat plenty of veg.