Best Day of My Life

There is no such thing as a free lunch. But as Robin Charteris discovered, that doesn't necessarily apply to flights. 

An icy chill accompanied David Barnes' best day. But that was to be expected.

Boy oh boy, the arrival of his brother was a top day, writes Seán Brosnahan.

Sometimes a best day emerges if you just pay a little more attention, writes Jenny Beck.

A little rough with the smooth can make for the most memorable days, writes Karen Trebilcock.

Some best days are part of the soundtrack to our lives, Lynn Vare writes.

Some school days were the very best of times, writes Clarke Isaacs.

Sometimes the venue can make a big contribution to the occasion, writes Ross Dykes.

It is the pinnacle of sport, and well worth the dedication required to witness first hand, writes Raylene Bates.

Some best days are the direct result of hard work, as Colonel Ants Howie writes.

Continuing last year's Summer Times quest to find out what was the best day of people's lives (except the birth of their children or the day they met or married their partners), another eight Otago residents tell their stories.

Continuing last year's Summer Times quest to find out what was the best day of people's lives (except the birth of their children or the day they met or married their partners), another eight Otago residents tell their stories.

Continuing last year's Summer Times quest to find out what was the best day of people's lives (except the birth of their children or the day they met or married their partners), another eight Otago residents tell their stories.

Continuing last year's Summer Times quest to find out what was the best day of people's lives (except the birth of their children or the day they met or married their partners), another eight Otago residents tell their stories.