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Have some Hope & Greenwood Easter eggs that I'd bought for my nieces and I've now been blown out.


Rather than let them go to waste, I thought I'd give them to the children's ward at the hospital and, while I know it's not that far away, I am quite lazy, so wondered if anyone else was heading in that direction and would consider taking them?


Know this should really be in the Wanted section but figured people would see it quicker here, and as time is of the essence...

Gosh. Well, that's one way of looking at it.


As distinct from - for example - just chucking unwanted stuff in the bin?


I'd agree there's a scale of things, let's say


- 1) funding new wing of King's

- 2) buying ?100/worth of eggs - especially if it's a brand you really, really like yourself, for extra sacrifice points - and walking them through the snow to King's. From Edinburgh.

- 3) pausing for a minute to think - hey, I don't want these rather nice eggs, but I wonder whether some kids might.

- 4) just chucking unwanted stuff in the bin.


I'd say normal selfish human behaviour is more 4) and RosieH did a nice thing. Living in a glass house, as I do, I prefer not to throw stones at others. You?

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