Callie

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any wine produced by Blossom Hill is rank in my > opinion. You are prolly right there, usually get Barefoot, which is really nice but it's more expensive in there than Barry's & I only had ?6 on me :O)

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it a cork or screw top? screw top. I was only looking at low alcohol content (under 11%) & the price :O)

Just bought some Blossom Hill White Zinfandel in Family Stores on Upland Rd, doesn't taste right. No sell by date on it but says 2013 on the small label on the back. It's meant to be fruity & fresh, um more like fusty & funny I'd say, with a hint of old socks! Prolly serves me right for getting the cheapest bottle, which wasn't really cheap at at ?6 short of a penny.

kangaroo balls

Yes it's a shame they are closing. They are online for delivering to some SE15 postcodes now so hopefully won't be long till SE22 ones are on their list. There's still the one on Rye Lane for occasional stock up.

When you say 'out for a meal' did this happen in a restaurant? What happened exactly?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Callie Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Mick Mac Wrote: > > > > > They won't be wrong - ED'ers love overpriced > > stuff > > > - it will be a great success. > > > > Um really? It's a myth & quite the opposite I > > think. Very few ED twits like overpriced stuff > > lol. I certainly don't. I do love a good > bargain > > though. ps I'm from ED but not a twit :0) > > > I'd say anyone that has bought property in ED in > the past decade doesn't mind paying over the odds > for something. well, not me & I don't agree.

natty01295 Wrote: > I think they should use same staff to run the > store > Q;What do you think ? No, I don't think they should use the same staff, as much as I do like most of the staff that work on the tills at the mo, the management is awful, a nightmare.

Mick Mac Wrote: > They won't be wrong - ED'ers love overpriced stuff > - it will be a great success. Um really? It's a myth & quite the opposite I think. Very few ED twits like overpriced stuff lol. I certainly don't. I do love a good bargain though. ps I'm from ED but not a twit :0)

Must say one thing I really can't stand is when there's someone sat behind me on the bus, or in front, stuffing their face with a greasy takeaway, munching away & the smell of it does makes me gag. I think it's so rude & inconsiderate to other passengers. I've seen no eating etc stickers on buses, not sure about other public transport, but a lot of people still don't take any notice. Bus driver doesn't kick them off or anything as a conductor might have done back in the day - perhaps there should be a fine as deterant?

No I own the property. Member of family opened the door as they were expecting a parcel. Luckily they said 'no' & closed the door on them as they were still half asleep lol. I will give TW a call tomorrow if I get a mo to find out what's going on.

Someone, from Thames Water knocked on my door this morning & asked if they could take a water sample? Is this normal? Not had any info through the door. I'm off Upland Rd, North Cross Rd end. Just wondered if it's happened to anyone else?

They do a mixed menu meals from all different countries.

I don't think it should ever have been called a 'hotel', very misleading. Must have been an awful shock to all those who had the misfortune to book at what they thought might be a lovely quaint East Dulwich Hotel (lol)

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g186338-d1454087-Reviews-Dulwich_Bed_and_Breakfast-London_England.html

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not convinced that M&S replacing Iceland and > Waitrose replacing Co-op really is the "best of > both worlds". > > I thought we were constantly being told that > people rely on Iceland because they can't afford > to shop elsewhere, and are unable to get to > Peckham? I agree. I think it's good to have a variety of shops to suit all pockets. I for one wish we could still have an Iceland & if I had a magic wand I'd put it where Foxton's is.

Blackcurrant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's great to see more active moderation on this > forum. LOTS of people avoid it because of the > mindless arguing. Hopefully it will get a bit > friendlier and more people will want to > contribute. ?

I don't like anything about them & think they look odd where they are placed in the grass. They make the place look untidy.

I totally agree. And if it is true why not put this information under 'appointments'? It's not clear at all.Has anyone actually asked them about this, I wonder?

Yes I've just had a quick look at DMC CPR website & under 'appointment' it clearly doesn't say you book by email. Yet some digging around on the website under 'contact' they briefly mention patient access? Very odd & confusing for patients. DMC Chadwick Rd are cleared about patient access & offer it under 'appointments' as they should.

tiddles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love the way the elevations are upside down lol, too much to ask they load up right way round. You just can't get the staff :O/ (not at southwark council anyways)

Where are all these places you mention? It would have been good to have some pics to get an idea.

East Dulwich Estate? Where's that?

Thanks, it's good to know there is that option as it is rather a lot. Got my new statement yesterday.

MissMadMoo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see you had a massive response to you last > barking dog thread.... This obviously works I wouldn't be so presumptuous... unless you're reading peoples private messages?