Robert Poste's Child

I wish! Short family trip with possibility of swimming.

Strangely - this may be TMI for some - it's easier to wax your own bikini line than your calves (if you have a flexible pelvis and no audience).

Sorry, not blaming you! Just being middle-aged about money. The last time I visited the beauty salon on that site it was kind of run down with correspondingly attractive prices. Off to supermarket to buy DIY strips.

Crikey, ?22 for a half-leg wax? The place I usually go to is ?13.

Thanks.

Looking for a local place or person open today, Sunday, for a leg wax. Only place I can think of is in Holloway and don't fancy the journey! Thanks.

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Never been to Nando's myself but I bet it'll be popular with younger folk.

High St Ken has become a bit crap. Westfield has sucked the life out of it. Used to go there all the time when I was younger.

I have literally no idea what this is about. Any clues? Seabag, thought you were living in Kent for six months. Is this separation anxiety?

IlonaM, what a lovely person you are. Good message.

On the crap side (= places you don't go unless you've got visitors): Harrods Covent Garden Selfridges Leicester Square, including the big cinemas Everything on the South Bank that's not inside a building West End theatres Borough Market any time Buckingham Palace Favourite places I would definitely include: NFT Theatres - National, Royal Court, Donmar, Almeida, Wilton's Clipper from Greenwich to London Bridge at sunset Platforms at Blackfriars for the view up and down river Charterhouse museum and general wander about Clerkenwell and the City Lewis chessmen at the BM Leighton House Cast hall at V&A Walk around the inns of court Old Cheshire Cheese Foundling museum Reading room at the Wellcome Trust Royal Hospital Chelsea St James's Palace

You oughta know - Alanis Morissette I'm not proud of it.

The way I see it, talking is one of the ways we process painful experiences, particularly things like losing a loved one where there isn't a solution, and turn them into something else that we can live with. Whether it's a counsellor, a doctor, a priest, a phoneline or a wise friend, it's about finding someone who's strong enough to just sit with you while you do that. I hope you can find the energy to take the next step and contact one of the specialist organisations people have suggested so you can get the support you need.

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The day I feel I can trust Southern again, I might > just stop paying ?125 a month in parking charges > in Brixton and driving through Dulwich to get > there. You could cycle to Brixton in 10-15 minutes and save the parking charges.

When I was cycling through there a few days ago I thought the vegetation was badly in need of cutting back to give you better visibility of who else is on the path.

But the coaches sit there for ages with their engines running blocking roads that aren't really big enough to accommodate them. I think some parents, understandably given knife crime etc, worry about letting their teenagers walk, cycle or use public transport to get to school on their own. Perhaps a regular police presence at those times of day might build confidence?

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9 > ,1848085 Oh dear. Surely everyone knows by now that on this forum you mention cyclists vs drivers, make a first post complimenting a new business / dissing an existing one or advertise cats entirely at your own risk? [Edited to correct effing autocorrect]

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Hi Robert Poste's Child, > The proposed works do seem incredibly slow. They > were also proposed to start before the official > governance and decision making process hadn't > finished - jumping the gun. I think my lot have > stopped that now. > I will ask to see the project plan and be walked > through the timescales. Thanks very much, James. I really feel for the small businesses at that junction and the infants school, which would effectively have works noise going on outside it all term.

Easier in the village as in school holidays the rush hour traffic dwindles to a trickle so there's an obvious quick win there.

You poor thing, how horrible. Hopefully the police can use the CCTV cameras in the area to get an image of the person responsible.

This seems unlikely to end well: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1848218

If not you could take your own photo and use Moonpig to make one for her.