Lynne

The Dulwich society owns the Harvester?

The queues would be a lot shorter if they'd revert to the old idea of paying-in envelopes one could post in their machine. I was told it was an attempt to thwart money laundering. I felt like a very low level launderer paying in a cheque for ?5.00

I too am shocked, It always appeared as if you did more work on everyone's behalf than all the rest put together.

I've never had any reason to complain about that one, t's the smaller S C that driven me away.

I don't. Which one?

McDonalds wanted the site once (1980s?) and were turned down because there were already enough cafes on LL. Little did anyone know.

Yes

Or as loft insulation?

Helpful engineer got the phone back this afternoon. He said Virgin had wrongly re-connected us in the great Virgin improvements scheme (!)

Very sorry to hear it. Goose Green end or top of the road?

No internet for two days, still no phone on the third day.

Lost!! a football poem Right, let's get in the car then...hello,here I am Yes, there was lots to buy and I had a nice day And it's getting near Christmas it was really good fun Oh, and how was the match, was it OK? No, we lost Yes, I met Mrs. P, you know, next door but one She was loaded with bags, you'd have laughed, what a sight But mind you, by then I was nearly as bad And what did you say? the match.was it alright? No, we lost When you think of the stuff I got, didn't take long We'll be home in good time, we can watch the TV. You like Strictly Come Dancing and Casualty, dear So Saturday night you'll have plenty to see No, we lost Ah, the lights are on red, still we'll be back pretty soon It's bound to be slow all those cars from the ground It being a cup match, I remember you said I suppose it'll mean you'll be in the next round No, we lost I'll just have to try on those things that I bought And see how they look..Marks would soon take them back And you can decide what you'd like best for tea I bet you'll be hungry, want more than a snack No, we lost Adrian Worsey

Now I know which ones to avoid

And what for?

Completely agree, smartie1. One on our road. The owners obviously don't care about the rest of us.

Try leaving the box outside and perhaps people will see something they need.

Just caught one on ll

It doesn't seem much of a hassle to carry a bit of cash about, it's not as if you had to barter with half a chicken or something. If I thought shops would not take a card, I just might come prepared.

I know of someone who had his bikes stolen form his garden shed in the back garden. They unscrewed the door hinges and took the bikes.I'm not sure there's any guaranteed safety.

Friends in Ulverscroft can hear everything. Friend in Worlingham can hear nothing

Just had a fox in the back garden

The larger St C's shop will take textiles for re-cycling. Bag them and mark them recycling to save the shop having to sort through them. They won't take duvets or pillows, though

We've been treated for subsidence and after that our insurance got more and more expensive and I couldn't find anyone else. Then I saw a mention of Aviva covering subsidenced (I know there's no such word) properties and we've been with them ever since. They insisted on a survey first, but we didn't mind this as we were saving so much from our old policy

Didn't stop last night at DH coming up from Kent. Went right through to E&C from Shortlands. Adds that little extra something when you're coming home tired. Going down it skipped most of the stations between Bromley and Sevenoaks

Our immediate neighbours are having a loft extension, opposite at the back are having a kitchen extension. Another garden touching ours hasn't had anyone setting foot in it for about 20 years and I think there are rats now. Late night gardening would come as a little light relief.