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Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > New shop selling handmade hone wares on Grove > Vale? I passed that on the bus and thought it was the existing shop selling houseplants and pots which had branched (no pun intended) out into other things. Are they two separate shops?

Wouldn't it be better to raise this with M&S if it concerns you?

Huge girders being carried into The Shop Previously Known as Londis this morning.

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live near Sylvester rd so even > if I had to queue for ages, it was easier than > taking two buses each way to Peckham. Two buses? I also live near Sylvester Road. I get the 12 from Barry Road if going to Peckham by bus (but I've not had to go to the delivery office yet, thank goodness).

I suggest you google reviews of your shortlisted options before coming to a final decision.

Are they the people who had a little cart in Lordship Lane over the Summer, getting people to sign up?

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Renata Hamvas Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > We then had exceptionally dry > > weather so nothing could be done to repair the > > damage as the ground was too hard. > > I find it hard to believe that earth can dry so > hard that it can't be broken up and leveled with a > bit of elbow grease. We are on clay soil here. Believe me, it dries so hard it would take a great deal more than elbow grease to break it up.

But the email says "please tell your friends and family", not give the code to every reader of the East Dulwich Forum :)) ETA: I know this is the family section, but I don't think that's what they meant!

My head hurts :(

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > prit Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Get a vacbot > > > Do these things work or do they get stuck all the > time ? They get stuck all the time.

Dyson cordless.

Now what?

teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Before the Irish shop it was video tape rentals > called sun videos Really? But there was another video rental shop where the big St Christopher Hospice charity shop now is. Were there two?

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rumoured to be a Superdrug?! Oh no, I really hope not. Doesn't feel like it would fit in with Lordship Lane at all. Had hoped for an independent, or at least a smaller chain than Superdrug. :( :( :(

Not sure what the situation is if the person owns the salon? Same?

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Artichoke contains a rich source of Inulin, which > has been found to help reduce cholesterol levels, > also helps with sleep and blood sugar regulation. You can also buy Inulin as a powder (derived from chicory). It is completely tasteless, you just sprinkle a teaspoon of it over food (or you can dissolve it in liquid). It was recommended to me by a hospital consultant, not for reducing cholesterol, just for general gut health. It's on offer at Holland and Barrett at the moment, don't know if Health Matters stock it? https://www.hollandandbarrett.com/shop/product/bioglan-inulin-powder-60009726 ETA: A packet lasts for ages!

I always feel totally embarrassed tipping my hairdresser, and so does he. In larger places I used to just leave it at the desk when I paid, but the place I go to now is really small. The trouble is it's sort of become a joke now :(

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shouldn't it be fostering? :))

Peace lilies are practically indestructible :)) So are spider plants and aloes. Don't know about the other one, but there's no way the first three won't survive neglect for a month at this time of year!

It was a bit worrying when I went on the Bus Countdown app this morning and it said something like no buses for 30 minutes! ETA: Luckily a 185 came along in about a minute!

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > IF-intermittent fasting. Lowered mine to an > amazing level. Just seen that intermittent fasting is also recommended for diabetes (I think it was) following a scientific trial.

What are your plants, bawdaleb ?

mayo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just queued at post office for 40 mins to be told > that it is now 48 hours between a missed delivery > and being able to collect at PO rather than 24 > hours as stated on the card so my item wasn?t > there. What a wind up. I suggested they alter the > cards accordingly or at least have a sign up at > the PO to save people queueing unnecessarily but > don?t hold out much hope that they will do either. > So please bear this in mind when collecting! Pissups and breweries spring to mind.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ideal sketch material > > TM: This deal honours the result of the > referendum > Me: The referendum shows that the public were > split, and it was not clear exactly what what was > being voted on > TM: No it didn?t > Me: yet it did > TM: no it didn?t, the British Public clearly voted > to leave the European union > Me: The referendum showed that the public were > split between those that wanted to stay and those > that want?t to leave > TM: no it didn?t > Me: yes it did > TM: no it didn?t > Me: This is not a debate, a debate involves a > series of statements intended to establish a > proposition > TM: no it doesn?t > Me: You are just taking up a contradictory > position > TM: No I am not > Me: a debate is an intellectual process. > Contradiction is just the automatic gainsaying of > any statement the other person makes. > TM: no it isn?t > > (warning anyone under 40 will be lost on this > post) :)) :)) :))

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > The issue about existing GP surgeries becoming > > under resourced is a separate one about > funding, > > which surely could be sorted out. > > Well yes, if the NHS could suddenly find an extra > 25% to cover the loss of surgeries' most > profitable (for want of a better word) demographic > that would certainly make things much easier, but > I haven't noticed the system being exactly awash > with extra cash recently. Let's hope for a general election then, eh?