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Priscilla W
Q. What do you love about Higgins?
Priscilla: Conveniently located, spacious parking lot for cars and
trucks & children's riding track, very nice friendly people.
Q. How could we improve it?
Priscilla: Perhaps more police surveillance to reduce incidents of
theft and break-ins. And definitely a friendly, economical, café
shop.
Q. What is your favourite romantic thing to do in Higgins?
Priscilla: Down the underpaths….?
Q. If Higgins had a flag, what should it look like?
Priscilla: A combination of the pics children have done on the walls of the Higgins shops.
The Boniwell Bear
Q. What do you love about Higgins?
Boniwell Bear: I love this street. I can't get enough of it.
Sometimes I just sit all day watching it. Sometimes at night too.
Really it's riveting. Especially this bit straight in front of me. I
often don't even turn my head because what's straight ahead is so good.
That could be a moral for life you know. I'm really a very happy bear.
Q. What is the most romantic place in Higgins?
Boniwell Bear: Actually I don't have time for romance but some of
the talk I hear around here late at night makes me think the swings
must be very erotic.
Q. How would you improve Higgins?
Boniwell Bear: Really I wouldn't change much. I'd like more people to come and talk to me though. This interview has been nice.
Q. If we had a flag what would it look like?
Boniwell Bear: I think an arch of grey bitumen with some light
cement-grey (like the gutters) and then red on the outside (like the
red scoria that's so popular in Higgins frontyards at the moment). Yeah
Awesome.
Fran M
Q. What new addition would you like to see in Higgins?
Fran: I'd like to see communal vege patches and more native shrubs and grasses in our local parks.
Q. What is the most romantic place in Higgins?
Fran: My house, for sure.
Q. Where would you go if you wanted to feel creative and inspired in Higgins?
Fran: I'd go for a walk up to Landsend on Drake-Brockman Drive,
There I can look out over the paddocks and the Brindabella mountains,
its absolutely beautiful.
Q. Do you think Henry Higgins would be proud of Higgins?
Fran: Definitely. There's a real mix of people. I'd say we're proud of who we are, and generally everyone's pretty friendly.
Q. Should we have a flag and if so what should it look like?
Fran: Maybe some of those pictures from down at the shops that the kids have drawn could make a good flag?
Q. Should 30 June, Henry Higgin's birthday, be a public holiday for Higgins residents?
Fran: Definitely!
Q. Should we invade Scullin or Page?
Fran: No way. Those suburbs are no where near as cool as Higgins. I
think we should build a fence around us, to stop them from invading us!
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