siousxiesue

I hear a hum mainly at night, always think I've left my boiler on, it's that significant. I'm near Lordship Lane end of Melbourne Grove.

Paulie herne hill Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But who will pay for all these free bus rides it?s > downright disgusting Keyworkers getting a free ride to work, fine by me!

'But the reality is that 90% of other pavement users (walkers, runners, dog-walkers) just do not reciprocate this in any way whatsoever... not even moving 1ft towards the inside of the pavement. Some even continuing to walk side-by-side.' I've noticed this most of all. Couples refuse to go single file, even though I have moved to the road, we still don't have 6 feet between us. Completely oblivious.

Soylent Green Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I only go out to walk the dog and have just come > up with the ingenious idea of pointing my long > ball-chucker in the direction of any jogger, as I > step to the side of the path. If they want to > avoid being hit, they need to swerve! NICE ONE!

I'm developing panic attacks now, while out. At the real, or sometimes imaginary, sounds of panting and footsteps behind me. It's no joke

mikeb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It?s a pretty awful situation but perhaps one > small silver lining ... Is it wrong to be enjoying the peaceful skies ;-)

Delivery people have been leaving things on doorsteps anyway, so as to not come into contact with anyone during lockdown. So hopefully it will just be left even if you are not there.

St Christopher's Hospice might like

Ronnijade Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My dog has hurt her paw somehow in the garden > today. I?m not quite sure what she?s done to it > but the bleeding looks like it?s coming from > between her toes and she won?t let us get anywhere > near the wound without biting us. She?ll be okay > for tonight, but we were wondering if there?s any > vets to take her to tomorrow? Anyone have any > suggestions? If she will let you, soak in tepid salt water.

I am awaiting a reply, however when asked about the name of staff member who came up to speak to me, declined to give his name as I don't want a scapegoat situation.

I was so upset by this store that, after consideration, I complained about the situation. Emphasising the staff need to stay safe too. And yes, a woman with 3 kids took 2 of them in with her. (they were all old enough to wait outside) Wouldn't touch this place with a bargepole now. sand12 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure if this has been seen by everyone, but > looking at the queue for the Local Sainsbury?s on > LL, I don?t think so. > > Several couples, families with kids > (older/younger) some getting out of cars queueing > to get in the store where then it is chaos. (This > shop is badly set up for any social distancing) > The staff are not enforcing this either. They have > plenty to deal with imo. So, please couples, > families, consider how you are endangering others > and your own family by ignoring this advice. > Obviously if disabled/child can?t be left at home > with other adult, buy please limit your trips to > this shop and other smaller local shops. The more > movement in the public, the greater probability of > the virus sticks around longer and more dead every > day. It was nearly a 1000 today in hospitals and > probably more in the community. > > https://metro.co.uk/2020/04/03/sainsburys-bans-cou > ples-shopping-together-ramps-social-distancing-rul > es-12504047/

FlatStanley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is good news, bravo to Alleyn?s. Does anyone > know how you can access the Alleyns field - is it > through the big entrance on Townley Road - and is > the top field the one where the school is based, > or on the opposite side of Townley Road? Couple of gates open, Townley Road is one. Another up towards the top, if coming from LL

FineWhine Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > for goodness sake... get a grip who gives a toss > about some blinking bus fares in this time... Agreed! Unbelievable. The number of people actually on buses is negligible, and if it's solely keyworkers, I don't give a toss if it's free for them. Bigger issues to worry about.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We ordered from blowing dandelion in SE19 today > and they delivered too. Delicious.😁 What a gorgeous shop, thanks WoD

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One of my Favourite indies on Lordship Lane is > Organic Village. > It has continued to stock many things we all > need. > > Unfortunately it seems to of been a victim of its > own success. > > I went there today and it was RAMMED. FULL of > people with no attempt to limit the amount of > people in at one time. > > I expressed my disapproval that there were Too > many people in the shop. > But with NO response. > > I will in future be very careful before I go > there again. > > DulwichFox Disappointing! I have left a Facebook comment in the hopes they see it, don't know if they are on here?

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you're still out and about and shopping, I > would just buy something reasonably small and > flatt-ish (bars of chocolate, packets of Cadbury's > mini eggs, etc), that will fit into a small jiffy > bag, and drop it in the post box. (look up the > correct postage rate beforehand of course). I'm not out and about shopping. It's my worst nightmare at the moment hence the post.

I'm looking for a way to get a couple of eggs delivered to my brother (Catford) who, like us all, is doing his best to isolate but is normally a pretty isolated guy at the best of times. I thought some chocolate would cheer him a bit. Any ideas? Loathe to use Amazon. Cadbury's were but have suspended. Thorntons not to new customers.

Last few times I've walked down Green Dale from Townley Road entrance, there seems to be a leak. Not sure if it's a Southwark Council problem or Thames Water?

Do you rent? Approach the landlord if yes, or a tenants organisation

I wish I'd taken on board the comments about Plough Sainsbury's, nearly induced a panic attack it was so horrific. Add to that a member of staff coming up to chat to you because you know them! I'm going to report to Head Office I think. Anyhoo, how is Lloyds the chemist in Northcross handling this? I want 2 specific things and am hoping to run in and out.

Love it!

alfie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alleyns have tweeted to say that their top field > is open for responsible use for daily fresh air Where is this please?

Not an independent but small Sainsbury up at the Plough, staff please keep your distance! I know one guy in there to say hello (who has a sketchy idea of personal space normally anyway)and he came right up to me and stood at the self checkout next to mine, and said Hello Doctor, because I had latex gloves on! FFS stay away from the customers.

Why doesn't she qualify for benefits?

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if Farmer's have a system in > place? Getting a bit desperate! Or can anyone recommend a small grocery shop keeping social distancing strictly?