Part ELEVEN, page 6 of 6

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Stress is a killer ... maybe that's what's been taking out the team?

Part ELEVEN, page 5 of 6

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Big Willy and Patton go to the same hairdresser.

Part ELEVEN, page 4 of 6

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At least Cheryl has something to smile about.

Part ELEVEN, page 3 of 6

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Seems Cheryl is turning the tables. Does that means that's a table knife?

Part ELEVEN, page 2 of 6

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Oh, no!

Part ELEVEN, page 1 of 6

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A terrible, terrible piece of wordplay. So I'm rather pleased with it :-)

Part TEN, page 6 of 6

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And through it all he still keeps a smile.

Part TEN, page 5 of 6

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This can't end well.

Part TEN, page 4 of 6

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Some protection that turned out to be.

Part TEN, page 3 of 6

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oops.

Part TEN, page 2 of 6

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So that's what Paddy's been up to.

Part TEN, page 1 of 6

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A colourful exchange of facts pertinent to the story.

Part NINE, page 6 of 6

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My wife made little scissors. Then it turns out we actually have a set of Playmobil scissors in, of all things, a bathroom set. I didn't feel like retaking the photos, so we've left the homemade scissors in.

Part NINE, page 5 of 6

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I was trying to make Mel look like she was blushing and giddy ... but the toys don't like to change their happy smiling faces much ;-)

Part NINE, page 4 of 6

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Mel's dad, for those who have come late, is Wayne the Ref.

Part NINE, page 3 of 6

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We are desperately trying to fit in more photo-taking of the story while doing house renovations. We have a three week buffer at this point, so hopefully we'll stay on track for a page-a-day until the end. Only 2/3rds of the story to go ...

Part NINE, page 2 of 6

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Can this end well ... ?

Part NINE, page 1 of 6

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Not all of the London KEAs are ex-pat Kiwis ...

We were particularly please with the carpet pattern, which bought back childhood memories of terrible carpeting.

Part EIGHT, page 6 of 6

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The town of Eketahuna has a large wooden carved kiwi outside of it. My wife found a stuffed toy kiwi that was similar, so we worked that into the photo. I almost moved to Eketahuna when I was about 7 or 8. I have dunk one of the worse cups of espresso I have ever been served in a cafe in Eketahuna (the absolute worse goes to the cafe on the ground floor of the Te Papa museum).

Part EIGHT, page 5 of 6

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A plot summary kind of page. Not very interesting, but somewhat important.

Part EIGHT, page 4 of 6

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So who does Patton think the killer is ... ?

Part EIGHT, page 3 of 6

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The bus was a gift from a donor who wishes to remain nameless.

Part EIGHT, page 2 of 6

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Jesus on a Stick was a great NZ comic in the 80s that was put together by Chris Knox and many talented people. Only four issues came out (I think?) but it had a larger impact on the NZ scene.

Part EIGHT, page 1 of 6

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So pink ... it hurts the eyes.

Part SEVEN, page 6 of 6

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The wonderful pink room, the mask, and the black clothing were all made by my wonderful wife.

Part SEVEN, page 5 of 6

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The three sweetest words in the English language ... out of copyright.

Part SEVEN, page 4 of 6

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Mmm, classy.

Part SEVEN, page 3 of 6

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This page is dedicated to my 4th Form class. No matter how hard I try I can't forget you all.

Part SEVEN, page 2 of 6

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A wordy page ... but I have to stick some plot in there occasionally.

Part SEVEN, page 1 of 6

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Burnsie really does like his puns, doesn't he ...

Part SIX, page 6 of 6

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You get the feeling he had the ending of this conversation planned ...