A weekend of storm anxiety?, yeah, nah

A big thing is made of storms and cyclones these days, they become a media event all by themselves, with the media constantly telling us ‘it’s the worse storm ever since records began’ and climate change is going to get us, yadda yadda.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/591735/damaging-potentially-life-threatening-cyclone-vaianu-increasingly-likely-to-hit-nz

https://www.1news.co.nz/2026/04/10/cyclone-vaianu-it-will-hit-hard-with-a-big-impact-on-nz/

Going hand in hand with that narrative is any phone constantly been sent OTT alarmist messages telling us to pack a bag and wait for something really bad to happen..

There’s a point when the boy cries wolf too often..

So we spent a stormy night, with my phone in the garage where it didn’t annoy us anymore, watching ‘Leave the world behind’ (a doomsday movie) on netflix as this seemed appropriate somehow.

The next day was wet without wind, which made it ideal for pulling out weeds and thistles, and other stuff around the house.

Dr Sam Bailey -Vitamin D

Dr Sam Bailey is a doctor (obviously), and a former presenter for a TV show promoting good health.

She didn’t agree with all the covid nonsense, and is still been harrassed by government authorities to this day, as a result.

https://uncoffined.com/2025/03/22/the-continuing-persecution-of-dr-samantha-bailey/

She has quite a few helpful videos on health, and a large following on Youtube, so I’ll start posting one every week.

The one below is about Vitamin D, and how it’s useful to take supplements over winter when daily sun hours are lower.

https://youtu.be/3X3XNm7oIFA?si=7XWAOp_L314ONzYL