womanofdulwich

I think babysitting is one quite passive thing but you are describing childcare which is a different thing.

I quite liked his going out outfit in Sunderland.

surely you start on baby rice not purees?

if you go into the John lewis at the shopping centre there is a viewing area where you can get a good look- take binoculars.

its good to go to local gardens open garden scheme gardens where they have plant sales.

I think its important to explain its not just men.

will be absolutely fine then.

Def give to a charity shop.thats recycling.No guilt at all.

if they are open toed and sling backs then def ok.

hhycc is based at the velodrome, sessions are on a sat am. Google for full details.

Fox knows me - best holiday was the one I planned for myself on a Harley its true. Yes the family came too- on the back. Lived in Cornwall and Devon for the first 9 years of my life and its just not the same when you go back as a visitor. Especially with teenagers. Better get looking then............

I come from a family whose holiday was nearly always 2 weeks in Derbyshire to see relatives. We moved house around the country quite a lot ( every 3 years on average). The argument was that we did not need a holiday as we spent our summer holidays exploring our new home area. Consequently when I first left home I hitched round europe and did inter-rail etc which was great. But now although I like the idea of a holiday the idea of planning it etc makes me think I would rather have a long weekend or days out. The expectation of others of being able to find a perfect 1 or 2 week holiday for my family fills me with dread. My children even say they're not bothered about a holiday. I am dreading my next haircut " have you booked your holdiay yet?" conversation. Does anyone else feel like this ? Have a screwed up my kids?

yep Alan Medic- but English man v English woman?

If you have not done so already ask them round for a drink- coffee at the weekend- you could ask a few other neighbours at the same time.It is perfectly normal to host a little social gathering to introduce your neighbour to other neighbours. ( I amassuming you are both unattached- )

I've just looked at it and don't get it. It's like when I go to the hairdressers and try and look at Hello/OK. I don't know who anyone is and whats more I'm not interested. Try listening to the archers instead ;)

I really think its telling to know what your partners parents do / did and compare to your own.

I think it has been linked to ovarian cancer too. But it does smell lovely.

We went to Patrick Mills photographs at Jane Newberys in Dulwich Village- they were rather nice.

Packets of seeds?

I find it amazing that one set of my neighbour is Russian/Finish- kids out in the garden nearly everyday- in the rain in wellies raincoats and hats playing . Others are British and hardly ever out. 16 degress is warm- you just have to get out there.

its quite warm today Saffron!! go find some puddles!

I second I dont know how she does it by Alison Pearson. Every mother and father should read it.

in my experience if you do move these peoples bollards- and they see you do it - and then park your car- you are likely to get your car keyed. Proceed with caution.

http://www.lease-advice.org/wizard/?step=7 This should answer your questions. You need to know the ground rent The unexpired term The freehold value vacant possession value Under which legislation you qualify- you need to know when the lease was started and rateable values etc etc.

Cromer.a few hours after they are out of the sea. Delicious.