SpringTime

Even in a Victorian building we rarely have the heating on. This year will be no different. Being a little more frugal than normal, and being sure to wear thermals, only using devices etc when absolutely necessary, will see our bills lower. Really gets my goat when I visit households with shorts, t shirts or vests, and the heating on full blast. Edwina's clumsy advice does have some precision for all.

Sorry I thought you were having a pop at me!

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Racist Wrong, Seabag.

Grease

Brand

Angel. Crops all too often in the aftermath of gang violence. They can't all be angels.

Sail

Druid

Wound

Villa

Crime

Stars

Fetid

Death

I will stop reading The Guardian, sorry guys!

Tepid

Do London residents still enjoy 24 times as much infrastructure spending as residents in N.E. England? Perhaps we could have a flag to celebrate that - one that's nice of course. A rainbow made out of leeches or something.

Facing

Types

Wild

Most of us have passports but they're 75 quid, aren't they? Not everyone is so flush.

Trape

Fish

In the village where I grew up there were and still are: - three pubs - a large Maypole and dancing green - a post office - a village shop - cricket and football pitch - a church and Chapel - rectory - primary school - no train station Nunhead is fairly similar in what's offered, but it's not a village and should never be called one. London estate agents who call parts of their trading areas "villages" should get out of the capital more often. Nunhead is more like a subdistrict of the broader Peckham area, and it isn't a village.

Mars