Sue

Have you rung the water people? No problems here.

dazeykat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, I hadn't seen any since my childhood in > Sussex - maybe the extra cold weather we had drove > them to visit London. There is a large group of > them, mainly Redwings I think, spending a lot of > time sitting in the tree at the end of my garden. > Hope you see them while they'r here! xxxxxx So do I, all I have is loads of sparrows plus tits, blackbirds and a robin. Even the starlings haven't been around this year :-S I think redwings eat berries? so maybe the few pyracantha berries I have left after the blackbirds aren't enough for them! The fox is still sometimes sleeping in the garden, but the other one seems to have disappeared.

sack donger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't see this one working I'm afraid, unless it > is REALLY good! As far as I know all of the LL > curry houses have more than enough veggie dishes > to keep even the most ardent meat dodger happy. > xxxxxx South Indian veggie cooking is nothing like the bog standard veggie dishes you get in the Indian restaurants round here (except Ganapati) so I think it will do extremely well if that's what it's going to be. I'll certainly go and I'm not a veggie.

How did the owner come to lose it?

No they don't (ie panic and panicked are not the same word and therefore break the rules) but it's always happening on this thread :) You are My Sunshine - The Pine Ridge Boys

Just found out you have to apply within certain dates depending on what letter your surname starts with - apparently I can't apply for a renewal till February! How are you supposed to remember this!!

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi wilderness ,you wouldn't recognise Lordship > Lane now . > No job centre ,no Woolies ,hanging flower baskets > , delis, coffee and tea shops ,Jo Jo Maman Bebe ( > or whatever ,but shops for our many young mums ). > An estate agent taking up 3 or 4 shop fronts. > Chener Books still with us. xxxxxxxx No greengrocer in Lordship Lane, no shop with second-hand prams outside, no jeweller near the DIY shop - and am I imagining it or did there used to be a toyshop somewhere in the region of where SMBS now is?

A friend of my sister had a Kentucky Fried Mouse. Disgruntled employee.

I've used AVG for years (the free version) and am very happy with it. Tried Norton once and had nothing but problems - it slowed my PC practically to a standstill.

philip walker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Again the doctor said I > should not see an osteopath or massage therapist, > commenting that they do not have enough knowledge > of anatomy and physiology and could make it much > worse. > > xxxxxxx I'd be very wary of taking advice from someone who doesn't seem to have much knowledge of what osteopathy is. A properly qualified osteopath does years of training, including - obviously - anatomy and physiology. Can't comment on massage therapists, but presumably you would not be looking to have massage for something like this?

Here Comes The Night - Them

Have you reported it to the police? Somebody may have reported it missing?

EDmummy Wrote: It had been there about 4 hours when we saw > it. xxxxxxxx How on earth could you tell?!

You are lucky, only time I have seen those was when I lived in Sussex.

I just got my January edition this morning :)

Every Indian restaurant does stuff like aloo gobi :))

You could always phone one of the numbers stored in it and then ask them whose phone it is when the name comes up at their end .....

Get a second opinion from another GP would be my advice, if you were told it would go in 3 weeks and you're still in pain after 4 months.

Down the Dustpipe - Status Quo

Got mine on my sixtieth birthday. I think at present it is sixty five for men but not sure. I think you also get one if you are claiming disability benefit.

I Love my Dog - Cat Stevens

Walkie talkie for under a fiver and National Geographic/National Trust childrens' gifts for very little were bargains in my view, especially at three for two, for grandchildren/nephews/nieces birthdays during the year plus next Christmas. I'd have had to have spent money at some point anyway, just over a longer period. But would have been a lot more because the things I bought in Sainsbury's yesterday were so cheap.

dc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But Indian food isn't all about "curries", is > surely the point?? > > Spot on. If it is turned into something like the > restaurants around Drummond Street it will be a > fantastic addition and very different from > anything available at present. xxxxxxx Yes indeed, or even better, something like Ganapati! If it was even half as good as Ganapati it would still be better than the rest of the Indian restaurants on Lordship Lane ....

I only got mine in July! Seems a bit of a waste of admin time.

Time after Time - Cyndi Lauper