sanity girl

Sounds fun.

Another vote for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - so funny

I don't know, but I would expect so as it's a big hotel- you could give them a call and check?

Best bet might be a hotel lounge/lobby - what about the Langham?

Thanks for the update - all good news. Just registered my objection to the Harris Primary School with Jamie McFarland

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi lpool, > I have immiedately requested this be fixed as > clearly it gets dangerous when people may start > ignoring these lights. > Huge thank you for reporting them to me. Mondays I > don't go near that part of East Dulwich. These lights still don't seem to have been fixed. Have you had any response to your request?

I am very happy with Dulwich Ballet School - the teachers are lovely and my daughter enjoys both ballet and modern lessons with them. If you get in touch with them they will let you know if they have spaces and they are usually happy to offer a trial class

If you can afford it Guerlain midnight secret is really great - it is very pricey though Mind you I haven't tried it since I was in my 20s and up partying until late! You could try a nice facial oil after cleansing and before going to bed - there are loads out there to suit different budgets. Out of the ones I've tried I like Kiehls Midnight Recovery and Neals Yard Rose facial oil best.

It will only benefit people who have mobile phones that use 4G. I have an iPhone 4s that uses 3G not 4G. So no, I don't think it will benefit all mobile users.

Also as far as I can make out according to Southwark Planning guidelines the applicant should have consulted the two schools nearby first.

My main objection is that the proposed mast is 25m high - in the elevation plans it towers over the trees next to it. It will be a real blot on the skyline and street landscape. Surely there are more discrete sites where it could be located?

Thanks all. Tickets booked for 10.30am 22 March - the kids will be giddy with excitement!

I've promised my kids I will take them this spring. Any tips on best way to get there/ best time to go/ ways to get cheap tickets? Many thanks!

Yes I would be interested. I'm 41. I can't stand the whole online dating thing so would be great to have the opportunity to meet people in person in an informal environment.

Thank you for this. Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't usually stick my nose in here but it's > important. Please look at the facts including > http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/pages/mm > r-vaccine.aspx > > People have a tendency to ignore the facts in > front of them if they have a doubt, they may > believe a made up hearsay story vs evidence based > facts. It's how newspapers make people read their > stories, if a bad thing happens to 1 person in a > million they'll report that bad story so you have > an emotional attachment and you think it could > happen to you. Remember you are more likely to be > in the 999,999 group. > > So please take stories from a stranger on a forum > of "I know someone who was paralysed by it" in > it's true context, look how many people are for > it, including the medical bodies and then make a > logical decision. If there was a measles outbreak > in East Dulwich and a child died because a parent > made the wrong decision because of what they read > on the the forum I would be probably close the > forum down.

YOu'll find lots of helpful advice on Sali Hughes (Guardian beauty columnist) forum http://forum.salihughesbeauty.com/search.php?searchid=3121312 Sali did a column on it a while back http://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2013/jan/26/sali-hughes-beauty-rosacea-treatments mancity68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just wondered if any one with this skin condition > felt able to share their skin care regime? I need > to adjust mine but am wary of spending lots of > dish on fancy French brands. > > With thanks

Haven't read all the other comments, but in response to the OP - yes of course you should get your children vaccinated. It would be selfish not to!

Airbnb is a good call - just found a couple of lovely little cottages in Dorset on an organic farm at a very reasonable cost of ?65 per night - am going to book this week. If you can stretch your drive to around 2.5 hours Dorset really is a lovely place to visit - Jurassic coast, Abbotsbury (swannery, children's farm, sub-tropical gardens), lovely walking along the cost - up Golden Cap etc.

My son also gets night terrors - fortunately not so frequently recently. I do the same as standswithfist - get him out of bed and take him into my bedroom with a light on - hold him and reassure until he comes to then he falls asleep again straight away (in my bed!)

JAGS do drop in sessions at the weekend but you have to book in advance - they get full quite quickly.

I got on well with the bumgenius flip nappies for my son - very fast drying outer and microfibre inserts. I also liked the bambino mio all in ones - also microfibre and fast drying. I had to dry everything inside on a clothes airer - no tumble drier. I used disposables for the first two months then moved onto cloth - much preferred it. My big tip is to give them cold rinse in the machine before you wash them, and use very little powder detergent (not ecover - something like daz is good) in the wash, with an extra rinse cycle at the end. A build up of detergent can make them smell. I liked to wash at 60 degrees to get them really clean.

Try Biff in Dulwich Village or H&M in Brixton

just voted

There's a shoe bin outside Biff in dulwich village and also outside the dry cleaners on Half Moon Lane

Sainsbury's had some nice one's reduced to clear - I got a kingsize feather and down duvet for ?30 a week or so ago - very warm and cosy