Sue

spider69 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > If it had not been posted on this forum would we > have been told before it all went ahead. It was in SE22 magazine, which presumably every house in SE22 gets a copy of?

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- " oh look! a mug with Peckham on it! a tea cosy covered > in Owls! How lovely" ugh! :))

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Putting aside any question of legality, I really can't see any difference between having a drink when looking after a child in a park playground and having a drink when looking after a child in a pub playground. If you're incapable of looking after the child as a result, that's a different matter, but surely unrelated to the location??

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ANd it was Friends ReUnited that was for friends > (what happened) Like MySpace, it got pushed out by better alternatives :)

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- And > involves/involved a real person - so using words > like "infecting" seems a bit out of proportion. Agreed. And the borough we live in is Southwark, despite its strange pronunciation :)

phobic3000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cherry Tree are now charging ?5 a pint of Moretti. Has it changed hands yet? What are the other prices like?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue: I particularly like the fact that it's > addressed to "The lovely person who lives at > ......" > > Oh, I had something said that on it. > Straight into recycling. > Waste of paper. I'm so sad I open my junk mail, just in case - unless it's clearly from Virgin or an estate agent :))

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've not had one and I live in er Nunhead ! That's very funny :))

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mine said "The miserable Old Git.. " > > Well it's nice that they were all Personalised.. :))

I particularly like the fact that it's addressed to "The lovely person who lives at ......" Crumbs. So everybody who lives in the area they think is Nunhead is lovely, eh? Or maybe it was just me, and everybody else got "The really horrible person who lives at ....." :))

Anyone else in SE22 received a letter this morning from "The Streetlife Team" inviting them to "join the online community for Nunhead"?? They say "It's handy for sharing practical information like crime alerts, lost pets and community events, and for exchanging skills, belongings and recommendations with locals." Do they not actually know where Nunhead is? Have they not actually checked what "online communities" aka forums exist already? Duh.

Here we go again .....

robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I > hope whoever moves in is not an estate agent, a > betting shop or a pound shop chain. > I think pound shops are brilliant - I recently got some really nice (though small!) rugs in one for a pound each. They often have excellent bargains. I'd love to see one in ED. Not going to happen though, is it? I will miss Iceland's excellent free range eggs at a pound for six, and some of their frozen stuff. I no longer rate their fresh veg though :(

Tony Fisher of Fisher Auto Repairs in Thornton Heath (not local but quite near). 07930 202 297 or 020 3417 8324. Say Sue with the smashed up Micra bonnet recommended you :) Or rather, recommended him :)

Au'Lait Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Sue, StitchED and BitchED meet every Tuesday > evening in the Cherry Tree, near the station. > We're there from 7:30 and we'd love to meet you! Thanks but it wasn't me who was looking for the knitting group! I don't have time to knit though I wish I did :)

There is also the Dulwich Folk Choir, meets Upstairs at the EDT on Tuesday nights at 7pm, very friendly, good mix of men and women, no auditions, no need to read music. ?4 a session, pay per session. Term time only. Many of the members get together to do singing things outside the choir (not just folk things), so you might well find people who were into forming a Barbershop Quartet (or whatever) with you. You can just turn up, but if you want more info beforehand, PM me and I'll give you Aimee Leonard's contact details (she runs the choir). Hope you find what you're looking for!

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I find your completely sensible attitude very > offensive. You should apologise. :))

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps they felt less unique once they realised > that every middle class person in the western > world now owns a bloody ukulele. > > They'll probably reform as the Dulwich kazoo > Orchestra until that becomes the next trend. :))

redjam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ooh, I love the look of DalEast's work. > > Well done and thank you Ingrid for brightening up > our local community - we love all the street art > in our family. Agreed! Don't listen to all the miserable people who hate everything :))

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a spate of Graffiti over the last couple > of years with hideous 'Artworks' > popping up all over the area. > > There were a handful of people on EDF who seemed > to promote these creations but I believe > it was more of a case of them trying to wind up > people who opposed them. > > I always thought there was a bit of Nimbyism > involved there. NO sensible property owner would > wish to have such a creation on their own > property. > > I think the 'Phase' has now passed. > > DulwichFox I'd love to have one on my house. So clearly, I am not "a sensible property owner". Damn :))

Pretty sure The Ivy House will let you bring your own food. Also The Old Nun's Head. Both in Nunhead, but not very far from ED, and both have good spaces and lovely staff :)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you know you can download spell-checkers for > most internet browsers? :)) :)) :))