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misterdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone noticed a pungent scent at the very > beginning of Ulverscroft road (the end closest to > NorthCross road)? > It isn't very nice! Hmmm...? Yes!! It abated for a while, and is now back with a vengeance. It smells like vomit to me.

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I have answered, but I found the question "to what extent does RL support your health" really mystifying. It would have been nice to have a box for further comments.

*Just to let you know, I got a message yesterday inviting me for Vaccine #2. Hurrah! Happening next week. So I was contacted 10 weeks from the initial vaccine, for the follow up jab on wk 11.*

Thanks everyone.

dresswaves Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > they said as I > booked through the link provided by GP text I > would get a similar text for my 2nd jab 10 -11 > weeks time. Is it clear from the message whether the text or the jab will be in 10-11 weeks time? I am in the same situation as Sian, but I am a patient at the Gardens, not FHR.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think different centres had different policies - > some booked the second at the time of the first, > some booked both together, but others chose to > contact their first vaccine patients when it was > time for the second. If you were vaccinated in a > hospital I think that last policy was more common. Ah ok, thanks Penguin.

I was lucky enough to get my first dose of the vaccine on 18th of February, but have not been given a date for the 2nd vaccine. Most people i know who have had the first dose were told their second date, on the day of their first shot. I would contact my gp surgery, but the website has a big sign up saying not to ring them about vaccine dates. My OH has just had a letter about getting the first shot, and has been told to book the second one at the same time. Should i be trying to chase this up? *Just to let you know, I got a message yesterday inviting me for Vaccine #2. Hurrah! Happening next week. So I was contacted 10 weeks from the initial vaccine, for the follow up jab on wk 11.

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Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok - it was 70% Lindt that, though usually great, > was this time dry, brittle, dusty, musty and > wouldn't melt in the mouth. I will not tell you > which shop it was but will say that the proprietor > was high handed and unpleasant. S/he told me s/he > never eats it, to which I suggested s/he ought to > start so that s/he could realise what crap s/he > was selling. I refused a replacement because I > thought I could well get another naff one - the > batch or subsequent storage could have been off, > etc. which I thought was a rational approach. > > I've written to Lindt and got an acknowledgement > that my complaint is being handled. > > NB - the expiry date was end of May this year. > > Watch this space! I have also bought iffy Lindt chocolate at an independent store on LL. I contacted Lindt and they sent me some vouchers which were of greated value than what i had spent.

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Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > siousxiesue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not fiction but I LOVE reading David Sedaris. > > Witty and poignant > > Definitely this ☝️ Was coming onto suggest this myself.

Yay!

Yesterday my mum posted a second class letter for me from rural N Ireland, got it today. Still waiting 2 weeks for a parcel posted from Cumbria though.

I really won't miss travelling to the other end of the country!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lynne Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If you mark them Rags and take them to the St > C's > > on LL, they will take them as they get money > for > > recycling St Christophers Charity Shop on Lordship Lane - opposite Barclays Bank > > What is St. C's presumably a Church ?? > Whereabouts on Lordship lane ? > Is it the one opposite the Plough? > > Foxy

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > has to be someone younger. Why?

Roky Erickson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My experience is that the post is significantly > WORSE now than it was during the lockdown, which > really makes no sense I was under the impression we were still in lockdown!! I realise I may be in the minority here....

Just to update you all, Mr WQ spoke to the lodger. He didnt ask about the gf situation, but explained that ws are still strictly observing lockdown, not going out, no visitors, etc etc,and in coming back he would have to observe same, in order to minimise risk for all of us. Lodger then said, "So effectively i would be in strict lockdown with u? *Pause* I will get back to u in a coupla weeks...but i will look for other accomodation... " Reading between the lines, i think our views on lockdown adherence do not coincide.Fair enough, when i was his age i wouldnt have wanted this situation either"

Rockets - am waiting for him to ring me for a chat - all will be revealed. I have mixed feelings - I am very nervous about the whole virus thing, and am unsure to what extent he will be willing to meet my requests, but I will put all of this to him in advance. He is a lovely guy, but is one of these people who wanders around in a bit of a dreamworld, so I am anxious about him forgetting to wash his hands, also there is no way to be sure to what extent he will be social distancing outside my house... If i had to guess, i reckon he thinks he will be able to stay over at the gfs a coupla times a week. I am guessing on all of this though. God, I hate being the one who has to crack down!! BTW- thanks everyone who has contributed to the thread.

He went away before the lockdown happened!

Well that was my initial thought, but am I technically making someone homeless?!

Hi all, My lodger has been staying with his girlfriend in North London since before lockdown. However he has just messaged me to say that he would like to come back and stay chez moi at some point this week. His belongings are here, and I haven't charged any rent in this period. Anyway, I am not sure from the regulations if he is even allowed to do this. Can anyone advise, or point me in the direction of someone who can advise? all the best

Thanks Bldvid.