Sue

No thanks :)

I wanna be your man - Stones

:))

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheers PGC - I got this and put it down in the > 'too long to read now maybe at the weekend' pile, > which my missus has since thrown away. Your post > has relieved me from the very slight concern that > I may have missed something important. xxxxxxx :))

When I Need You - Leo Sayer

Great to see somebody getting something going, respect :)

Only You - The Platters

My concern would be what an incredibly expensive exercise it's going to be - and also how accurate, yes. PGC, what do you mean, the record can't be deleted? Suppose they make a mistake inputting the data? I couldn't be arsed to read the letter either, apart from a sort of hurried skim. It has gone into my very enormous basket of "filing", into which once gone, nothing ever comes out (grammar?) :))

No, no, sugar and lemon - but too late, I've missed it for another year :-S

Just wanted to get this to the top again because the more I think about it, the more I think there could be something quite worrying happening here :-S Why would a person bang from the inside of a front door, unless they badly needed someone to hear them and let them out?

You could stay up all night with a camera??

Toyshop must have been still here in 1991, which was when I moved to ED from Devon, AAARRRGGGHHH :)) I remember SMBS opening, it still seems quite new to me :)) How time flies, eh .......

What road are you in, TJ?

When was edfest then? I don't remember it! But then hey, what's new :-$

Isn't there an arts open house thing as part of the Dulwich festival? I remember doing an arts crawl, can't remember if there was photography though.

scott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > In no attempt to woo Sue alone, there will be an > extensive range of real ales. > Vastly improved food offering with Sunday roasts > aplenty. > > Bed and breakfast in the upstairs rooms one area of the bar will be kid free xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hurrah to all that :)) Live music? A nice chilled Sunday afternoon with a roast and a pint and the Sunday papers and some good music would be, er, good. Edited to add: My hatred (actually it's not that strong) of the Bishop is not unconnected to the fact that I was once turned out of an unoccupied (except by me) seat at an unoccupied (except by me) table because apparently it was the owner's dog's seat. Who at the time was nowhere around - neither the owner nor the dog. :))

The Crying Game - Dave Berry

Yes that is quite worrying, somebody could be being held against their will. I would say deffo call the police next time it happens and let them decide whether or not they want to investigate.

My thoughts exactly

Maid of Constant Sorrow - Judy Collins

Polkadotty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Have to say that I'm really rather miffed about > how bad things are at the moment, but not sure > what to do! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx REPORT IT TO ROYAL MAIL!!!! Sorry to shout but have you read this thread? I've posted the link about three times now. Just scroll up a bit. Each time something goes wrong, REPORT IT USING THIS LINK! They have to give you a reference number, and they have to let you know what action they have taken. If you don't use this link, there is no record of the report anywhere and we will just keep getting told that mail problems in East Dulwich are the same as everywhere else. If that's true, heaven help us all.

They flower around this time, in the Winter, I remember the first time I saw a Camellia, in the seventies, I was working in the city, went out for a walk one lunchtime in January/February and was gobsmacked to see a shrub in full bloom somewhere around the Guildhall, 'twas a Camellia I subsequently discovered and have had a soft spot for them ever since :)

Heaven is a Place on Earth - Belinda Carlisle

Maid of Australia - Brass Monkey

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Should be snowdrops, then crocuses followed by > daffs. > xxxxxxx Should be, SteveT, but flowering periods are all to pot these days, presumably due to climate change.