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Louisa I agree with all of those except for the Ann Summers bit! not even naughty but nice - just cheap and tacky (in my opinion)

My headmaster at Primary School told us that 'Life isn't fair' and I think that's been very good advice!

I think that coaching can be helpful - it makes people think about things in a different way. Friends/familyy can give advice but often they tell you what you want to hear - whilst a professional feels better about pushing you to question your ideas. That said I saw a coach and felt that I didn't benefit from it, but in theory........

So Louisa What would you like to see - your comments are usually about what you don't like/want - it would be good to know what you DO like/want.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When will people realise this is south east London > and not Chiswick? Of course things will be stolen > if they are left in the open. Ears.. Wet behind.. > and all that. > Does that make it OK then? Theft is theft. Shame that we should feel that illegal behaviour should be acceptable just because of our postcode!

You can insist that parcels should not be left and that a signature is required so they HAVE to go to a neighbour - then they are supposed to put a leaflet through your door telling you where it is. Depends on the carrier though.

52 minutes and counting

Mombie-warriors.

in the sun

The Black Cherry was open at the back when it first opened but only until 9.00 or 9.30pm as the neighbours protested. That situation lasted a couple of months only and then the back garden shut down - a real shame as it was very pleasant out there.

Some of us have grown 'with' the changes and adapted - some of us are of course just dinosaurs (or just plain sour) - and I know which type I am!!

Mmmm DM - I hope the Cornish Liberation Army don't see your post - you could get a visit from them.......

Just wanted to add my condolences too - how awful - I hope your boyfriend makes a speedy recovery.

10 DAYS!! Goodness - although I must say I am not surprised, I started feeling lousy LAST Saturday and am still not quite 100% What a nasty one.......

I never went into Raisin, but I must say I do sometimes wonder why people do things that they are so obviously not cut out for! Working in a shop entails having a certain attitude to the people that come in - ie being polite and helpful!

Gales Lemon Curd - find home made too rich for me.

Goodness yes - those Sunday night baths at the 'wrong' end of the house with maybe (if you were lucky) one of those little one bar fires on the wall (a later addition). Hair washed in the bath at the same time and rinsed off with a mug! Eeee - these youngsters don't know they're born!

Echineaca - available from all good health food stores - however they are more for prevention than cure - so if you've got the lergy you're too late.

I was a bit like Paula Yates mid 80's - both short, slim and with white blonde grade 3 crops and eccentric clothing - but that was a long time ago - although I am still short LOL!

dulmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > b*llocks, i fear the onset of drab uniformity > along the whole strip. No more duvel and green > fairy frenzies for me. Full of admiration for someone who can drink Duvel and remember doing so........

Keef Wrote: > If the owner is correct and this is down to the > smoking ban, then surely it's a great > demonstration of how a venue should be able to > chose whether it allows smoking or not. It's all > well and good to say people have a right to go to > a smoke free place, fine. However, if they are > chosing not to go to a certain place, and that > place is losing business because it's usual > smoking punters are not coming in, surely that's > just wrong! Well as an anti-smoker I completely agree. I didn't go to Inside 72 because it was so smoky and never tried it after the ban. If it remained a smoking bar so what - why can't this government treat us as adults who can make a measured decision of where we want to drink! and if that means inhaling smoke so be it.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chekov - Posh, useless family thinking they are > about to lose their home, vacilate and twitter > whilst their trees are cut down THE END Yeah - lets all stick to Big Brother - the Memoirs shall we?

DulwichMum - is Cornwall warm enough in April? I love the place to bits but wouldn't feel happy about recommending it as a sunshine resort except maybe for a couple of days min-July!

I liked seeing Concorde overhead - I miss it...........