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JickieC

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Hi


I'm in Sydenham and my friend is in ED. It's her birthday tomorrow and I'd love to get something delivered to her. Even just a token. Are any local businesses doing anything (within social distancing guidelines of course) - flowers, cake, a plant, a coffee and a slice of cake, a g and t?


Just wondering - grateful for any thoughts


(my father had a pint of Guinness delivered to him in rural Ireland yesterday out of the back of a van - courtesy of his local boozer!)

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