Sue

What brilliant news - but what a shame it missed the wedding.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Dulwich Hospital is fab for blood tests > and ECGs. Never had a problem waiting, staff > charming and it's just a short stroll. xxxxxxx I had to wait nearly two hours for blood tests at Dulwich Hospital last week. Also had to wait hours for an X-Ray in December. ETA: I could have had the blood tests done at my GPs (DMC) but the receptionist said all the slots were fully booked for the whole week and she had never known it so busy for blood tests - I assume people have realised how long they will have to hang around if they go to Dulwich Hospital. I didn't want to wait a week so I went to the hospital even though I knew I would be there for ages.

There's loads of these leaflets that come round, mostly it seems from profit-making organisations hoping that they will be perceived as charities. Better to take stuff directly to a charity shop, though more hassle of course.

Please don't think I am unsympathetic, but was there any reason why you did not insure the equipment?

Thanks. Just goes to show how inaccurate information can so quickly and easily be spread around :-S The downside of the internet I guess.

intrikat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > CourtLaner Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > DJKillaQueen (and everyone).....No idea where > you > > got your info from, maybe chinese whispers. > There > > was no police chase, not even a police vehicle > > involved. There was an off duty officer in a > car > > behind the accident who got involved. Big and > > important difference. > > Wow Courtlaner, you're like, so sensitive. > >xxxxxxxx Hang on, surely it's important to know if the information about the cause of the accident previously given in this thread is wrong?

:)

I'm very happy with the Dulwich Medical Centre. I'm unwell at the moment and I had a very thorough consultation with one of the GPs there last Tuesday. ETA: I also had no trouble getting an appointment the same day.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Woof, > > Try putting ECI on your phone, then. xxxxxx :))

The SE5 forum has a calendar which can be linked to events posts. Don't know what software they use, though. http://www.se5forum.org/forum/ http://www.se5forum.org/about-camberwell/events-calendar.html http://www.se5forum.org/forum/index.php?board=5.0

Isn't it more likely that the GP didn't want to use medical terminology which a patient might not understand?

When I was at uni, our ladies footy team was called LUST - Ladies Uni Soccer Team :))

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, there was a note up at the fountain last week > saying it was being cleaned, hence the blue > colour. I haven't been for a few days... is it > still blue?! xxxxxx It was bright blue on Sunday afternoon, didn't see a note but the fountain was surrounded by kids so I could have missed it! Glad to hear it's temporary :))

Standing on the Promises of God - Blue Murder :)

Brilliant! :)-D

Within the Shadowed Secrecy - Crucible

Please pass on the message to the Head Gardener that the garden (not sure what it's called, the one with all the perennials) is looking great, as are the beds with the grasses (Stipa tenuissima I think) outside it. But I would dearly like to know who thought bright blue water in the fountain was a good idea. Or has a mischievous person put something in? The same person who put the plastic duckling in the lake, perhaps! :) Edited to say: My guess is the nightshade is the Woody one.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is also a similar plant - Woody Nightshade - > it looks quite similar, with the same sort of > purple flowers and black berries but is more woody > xxxxxx I may be wrong but I believe Woody Nightshade berries are a different colour to Deadly Nightshade, not black.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solanum

Woody nightshade is also poisonous I think, so maybe you should report it anyway - also does it look wild, or does it look cultivated? (The decorative plant Solanum has a similar flower I think, all members of the potato family??)

Trump Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is the Dog named ? Flower? xxxxxxxx Nah, they're both called Rover. Well, I say both, but actually I've only seen one, but he was called Rover so I expect the other one is too. :))

bloonoo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > someone outside Peckham Rye station on Sat morning > asked me for 86p to fill his car up with > petrol...don't know if he was genuine but it was > only 86p so I gave it to him (no more, no less!) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Can you let me know which petrol station he went to, I would like to fill my car up with petrol for 86p :))

Yes, saw loads of minnows in the streams, not in the lake tho.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nice pic, sophiesofa! I think a lot of us have a > soft spot for the heron. xxxxxxx Yesterday afternoon we saw three herons at the lake. We think they are a pair with a young (teenaged?) one. And yes, we saw them all at the same time :) The largest one was on the main island in the middle, the next largest was on one of the smaller islands, and the smallest started off at one point on the main island, then moved to a tree on the other side of the island. Somebody also seems to have put a very lifelike plastic duckling into the water :))

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wouldn't let M$ do that > > and I certainly wouldn't give them my credit card. > Is it part of the scam that you would pay > microsoft for local PC support. > xxxxxxx No Microsoft have nothing to do with it :))