Name five places where do you like to go barefoot
Close to water
Beach - The feeling of sand between your toes and the cool water on your feet.
Wait for the light
Jaywalking - Crossing the street outside of designated crosswalks.
We moved a building for it
Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand) - The national museum with interactive exhibits showcasing New Zealand's history, culture, and environment.
Tall and Grey
Sky Tower - The iconic tower is the tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere, offering panoramic views of the city.
Card
Cards Against Humanity - A game known for its dark and potentially offensive humour.
Can be big, can be small
Grass - A park or garden with soft grass, connecting with nature.
In a hurry
Speeding - Driving above the posted speed limit.
Just lazy
Wellington Cable Car - A historic funicular that provides scenic views of the city as it travels up to the Botanic Garden.
Always jammed
Auckland Harbour Bridge - A major landmark connecting the central business district and the North Shore, known for its impressive architecture.
one or the other
Truth or Dare - This can lead to personal or embarrassing questions and situations.
East west ... best
Home - The comfort of walking barefoot on familiar floors.
in your backpocket
Littering - Improperly disposing of trash in public areas.
Honey
Beehive (Parliament Buildings) - Recognisable for its distinctive shape, it houses the offices of New Zealand's government.
One more glass
Waiheke Island - Known for its beautiful beaches and vineyards, it's a popular destination accessible by ferry from Auckland.
You can't say that!
Never Have I Ever - May reveal personal information that could be uncomfortable in a professional setting.
Sanskrit
Yoga Studio - Engaging in a yoga session that often encourages being barefoot.
"You wouldn't steal a car..."
Illegal Downloading - Downloading copyrighted material without permission.
Ready, set, action
Weta Workshop - Known for its role in creating special effects and props for films like "The Lord of the Rings," it's a must-visit for movie enthusiasts.
Half available
Auckland Museum - Located in the Auckland Domain, it showcases New Zealand's natural and cultural history.
It was empty anyways
Spin the Bottle - Typically a party game associated with personal or romantic implications.
Public, private, on a boat or in your backyard
Poolside - Enjoying the warm sun and the cool surface near a pool.
Ping
Texting While Driving - Using a phone for texting when driving, which is illegal in many places.
Higher!
Mount Victoria Lookout - Offers panoramic views of Wellington and its harbour, popular for both tourists and locals.
It may go boom
Rangitoto Island - A volcanic cone offering breathtaking views of Auckland and its surroundings
Strip Poker - A game that involves removing clothing as a form of betting, which is not suitable for a professional environment.