hpsaucey

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Katy Tonbridge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hpsaucey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Whiteboard - maybe its my age but just reminds > me > > of school esp with those marker pens lol... > > whereas blackboards wouldn't remind anyone of > school, would they? :-) > > There are glass magnetic 'whiteboards', maybe > called glassboards, which look cooool in the > kitchen, I've seen them in action. And with > bright whiteboard pens they look really colourful > too. As I said - maybe its my age - depends what school you went to - ours had whiteboards lol... SO I have nice memories of using blackboards at home and bad memories of struggling with maths on whiteboards with stinky pens at school. Each to their own...

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The exposure here is about holding the event on > Goose Green roundabout, not about the cause. > > John K No way of telling how many clicked through to the link about the day itself on page one. Here is is again... http://onebillionrising.org/

Whiteboard - maybe its my age but just reminds me of school esp with those marker pens lol... Amazingly indepth article on the environmental pros and cons of white/black boards if you're twiddling your thumbs.... http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/the_green_lantern/2009/09/i_will_be_good_to_the_planet_i_will_be_good_to_the_planet_i_will_be_good_to_the_planet.html

Although it got an audience on here....

davidh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have looked everywhere for some youtube or > facebook of this fun event, but there are none. > surely someone must have recorded it. the post > above does tend to reinforce the lunacy of many > threads on here. What mine???

I removed the video because mentioning to 'use as evidence' seems a bit 'threatening' as does asking for a 'good resolution still photograph', or maybe that was the three filter coffees and a dose of neurosis talking............

and.... What do u wqnt it for john? Nefarious purposes or to 'use as evidence'?

Hi there - I've been thinking about doing this too. WOuld be grateful to know what brand of magnetic paint people used. Some seem better than others.. H

Well in the interests of freedom of expression I'll remove them then...

Are we talking forceps and the potential physical affects on Mum and baby?

Just Williams in Dulwich - not usually that though...Argos sell some but you'd need to check in stock...

Quick, quick - best move across the park to SE15....

Thanks all for the replies - really helpful. I feel reassured. They'd obviously had 'closure' as they've been fully involved until now, so I suppose it would be strange to suddenly 'back off' after they've seen everything else. We were going to keep some of the ashes anyway and I while ago decided to plant something for him in our garden(now balcony). Think we'll save some ashes for the plant... Balloons lovely idea but we're right in the middle of the countryside amongst cows and sheep so I take what you're saying Saffron about the hazards involved, but I love the idea of writing a message. Maybe we'll write one and 'bury' it there.

My father died almost 2 years ago and we're finally getting around to scattering his ashes. We're doing it in a beautiful place around 2 hours train journey away. I'm still trying to decide whether or not to take my 2 boys - 7 and 4 - and wondered how others had dealt with this situation??? Any advice would be really gratefully received. We took them to the cremation and get together afterwards, and then even saw their Granddad when he was laid out in his coffin (I thought it important for them to have memories seeing him peaceful and I didn't offer but they asked if they could see him) and have been as straight as possible (given their ages) about what's happened but I just can't decide about this.... Helen

this makes.me so mad. if there's potentially asbestos then there are local residents and its a walking route to primary and secondary schools. I'm a museum union health and safety rep and this work would not be allowed to happen without risk assessments, method statements etc for the work. is there asbestos on the roofs or is it just a suggestion that there might be? what has been burnt? have all chemicals and other toxic substances been dealt with properly? I walk my kids near, but have started avoiding it sometimes as the fire has been on and off, mainly on, for weeks. sometimes my eyes have felt sore and i have put it down to contact lenses but I wonder...... hope this is being properly checked out.

tibby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well if that guy on his bike did his job properly > he should be doing it but I'm afraid he is usless > never around when you wAnt him Bit harsh isn't it? What's your evidence unless you're in the park all day? Seen him around loads. What DJKillaQueen said!

Hi there. I've got 20 brand new baby towels for newborns - the ones with hoods. Anyone got any ideas about someone - charity/hospital that might need them and come and collect (car-less)... Helen

Good luck. Hope they're found!

The Nappy Lady Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Check out Portable North Pole too - you can set up > so your children get a video call from Santa and > it's hilarious to watch them watching it and > answering his questions. You can upload a photo, > so he opens a book and all their details are in > it!! > > http://www.portablenorthpole.com/home And ... its open today way hey! Mine are still obsessed with last year's videos. This year there's an option for a naughty, nice or naughty/nice child lol....

lush designs? they're fairly local - Greenwich way.... will pop in - lovely things! thanks for posting info.

Another link says there's a Muslim women and children group meeting at the re-opened Peckham Rye One o Clock club on a Thursday. See here: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,995272 H

Clothkits too: http://www.clothkits.co.uk/freddie-doll-clothing-special-p-197.html

I know plans are useful and give you a chance to think about how you would ideally Like your birth to.go but I do sometimes wonder if its a bit like the 'choosing your primary school's myth when actually there is, sometimes, little actual choice involved. choice brings heightened feelings if guilt if toy worry that your 'choices' were 'wrong'. obviously there are things you can do to increase the likelihood of getting the birth you'd Like but at the end of the day sometimes its just not meant to be. parenting beings with it almost inevitable guilt lol and I suppose it sometimes starts with labour and birth. despite the intervening years, greater knowledge about birth and parenting and the odd burst of objectivity I still sometimes 'blame' myself for a 'bad' birth and subsequent issues with my lovely baby even though I know it isn't the case.

hi there. went past on school run the other day. were workmen with hardhats in there. got the feeling were connected to building works opposite but was rushing by so might be wrong....