Chick

Just a reminder that we meet next Wednesday in the Clockhouse at 8.00pm. I have a DVD of the third man if anyone wants it.

Yes please do! PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can we all contribute? Drs Roe, Iu, Ackland, and > the others at the Nunhead Surgery. And the team > who work at Peckham Rye Park to make it look as > fab as it does, as well as the volunteers who work > in the Community Wildlife Garden ;)

And of course all the other Doctors and staff.

Dr Jane Cliffe of the Gardens Surgery.

Dear book group, The BBC world service book club have an interview with Sebastian Barry author of The Secret Scripture, you can hear it here; http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csv2bn Meantime on radio four there was a book club interview with Patrick Mc Cabe author of Butcher Boy which we did some time ago; http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b092kt49 I think you have to register and sign in. See you September 20th.

I am beginning to feel sorry for her; she was in the Sun and no doubt will be pilloried for ages. The Sun from the same group of papers responsible for the Milly Dowler scandal.

Indeed.

Author Louisa Young has agreed to come to our 25th October meeting to discuss her book ?My Dear I Wanted to Tell You? https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/jun/24/wanted-tell-you-louisa-young-review Meeting in the Clockhouse at 8.00 pm as usual. Everyone welcome. Till then, PLEASE NOTE THIS WAS CHANGED FROM THE 18TH

Have a look at the whats on section there are at least two.

Dear book group, For October I want to set the date as 25th October. I am going to suggest "My Dear I Wanted to Tell You" by Louisa Young as our book that month. I am hoping to invite Louisa to that meeting to discuss her book and her writing in general, but this I will have to confirm. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/jun/24/wanted-tell-you-louisa-young-review So we can discuss this in September. Don't forget Rye Books, if we order three copies of the book group book we get a discount, but it's always good to support your local book shop. Rye books 0203 581 1850 Till next time,

Greetings, Our next book is "The Secret Scripture" by Sebastian Barry. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2008/may/24/fiction1 Our next meeting is Wednesday 20th September in the Clockhouse at 8.00pm. I thought our last book The Elegance of Hedgehogs was totally un-gripping but the end was excellent and quite sad so if you're still reading carry on it's worth it. Till then,

Just a reminder that we are booked into the Clockhouse on 23rd August in the Blake room at 8.00pm. So far this is the most ungripping book so far.

So Natty I have invited you to join our book group but you didn't. I am beginning to wonder if this for real. You are still very welcome to join; you can pick up the details for "What's on in East Dulwich" All the best, Chick.

Our next meeting is on the 23rd August in the Clockhouse at 8.00pm. Our next book is The elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elegance_of_the_Hedgehog Thanks to every one who came to our last meeting. Till then, Chick

Be serious.

Last reminder that we are meeting this Wednesday at 8.00pm in the Clockhouse.

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rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Toffee Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > First of all, don't you ever correct my > English. > > We all have word search on our phones, > sometimes > > it goes bossiness. Secondly, you are a total > snob. > > You won't even relate to this...snobs never do. > > Look back on your previous posts and comments. > If > > you would like to discuss your manner in some > kind > > of elf group meeting, I'm up for it. I'm > guessing > > you're not. Don't you ever try to belittle me > on > > this forum again. Do it face to face. Looking > > forward to your pm with a suggestion of a > meeting > > place.. > > I presume this is some form of threat or > challenge? As such it reminds one irresistibly of > Dennis Healey's immortal description of Geoffrey > Howe - like being savaged by a dead sheep. Pull > yourself together and stop being such a silly > person. It's most amusing that you're throwing > your teddy from the pram about being "belittled" > (no need for anyone to do that, your words and > opinions do it most adequately by themselves) when > you've been calling others "liberal luvvies" and > saying they're/we're responsible for these > attacks. You may wish to note, once your frothing > red mist has subsided, that I said nothing on this > thread, nor did I intend to, until you decided to > mention me by name. > > We could have an "elf group meeting" but should we > invite the goblins and the pixies as well? Can I watch?

Just a reminder.

Our next meeting is Wednesday 26th July at the Clockhouse at 8.00pm. Our chosen book is "The Go Between" by LP Hartley. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Go-Between It's a very good story and I look forward to seeing you. Till then,

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > perhaps a jet's chemtrail, lit-up by the sun, > slowly falling / dissipating in the distance ? > I've seen something similar of this nature before. Almost, it's Rayleigh scattering. It's what makes the sky blue but red at night. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rayleigh_scattering More blue light gets scattered during the day as there is a shorter path for the light to traverse. At dusk the light travel through a longer path and all the blue light gets scattered away leaving mostly red. Probably a vapour trail high in the sky and suffering the effects of the above scattering and looking orange.

Where?

Just a reminder that we are meeting on the 28th June at 8.00pm in the Clockhouse.

Just a reminder that we are meeting on the 28th June at 8.00pm in the Clockhouse.

Ah, didn't know that, still seems a bit harsh. Parker1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The guy who was jailed unzipped a body bag took 5 > photos of the deceased and uploaded them onto > Facebook. > He was jailed for his own safety as a backlash was > feared.