Milan05

Squirrel away food and sweets to use as emergency supplies when the concept of the Thames flooding was always in the news..

developments

SE11 is Kennington..

I bumped into one today and asked the handler what was going on - he said soon they will be trialling deliveries with Just Eat in the Borough Market and Lewisham areas. He was helping it to inch out across the road and showed me how it was learning to peep around parked cars.

Lovely stories Suzisoo and Treehugger about simple lovely gestures from folk. Be well.

This is completely true - visiting Kings' maternity ward, got chatting to the mother of lovely newborn twins, named Giorgio and Armani. Years later at the playground at Brockwell Park, heard those names being called out to each other on the swings and saw them as 5/6 year olds! Fabulous.

I have just now seen a Dad trying to persuade Julius off the bouncy castle at Goose Green - maybe he knows Plato?! It could really be an ancient revival!

So good to do things with local businesses! Glad it's sorted.

I know an 'Elias', ancient Greek.

http://www.dulwichprintsandprinting.co.uk/welcome/4574205454 If all else fails I'm sure these guys have the technology! Though they might be busy with all the open house artists right now..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest_points_in_London This was quite interesting - a list of the highest points in London.

This might sound a bit left-field but the bike guys on the Northcross Road market on a Saturday might be of help - if it's brakes and cables it might be within their expertise? They are super-friendly.

Chairman

Fie

I don't know if they've thought that one through.. be lovely and weird if it did!

I think your smartphone can 'unlock' the robot when it gets to your door..

Be great to know how it goes and to what extent levels were reduced, best of luck.

I really miss it.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went to the Hepworth house the other day. This > was a sad reminder Beautiful, thank you for posting this.

..when there was a Barbara Hepworth in the park.

Lovely guy.

Thanks John. ohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Milan05 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > womanofdulwich Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > -----Thanks John. > > > Saw him last year at a DOE ceremony, he > strode > > in, > > > unaided, chatted with our sons and daughters, > > and > > > came to talk to guests. He was impressive. > Knew > > > his stuff. > > > > How many people are permitted to accompany a > > recipient of a Gold DoE at Buck House? > > Only one it seems - to St James's anyway. > > "We invite as many Award recipients as possible to > attend a presentation at St James?s Palace. As > space in the State Apartments is limited you are > only able to bring one personal guest, who must be > over the age of 16." > > http://www.dofe.info/go/londongapinfo/#Pre_invitat > ion

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw him last year at a DOE ceremony, he strode in, > unaided, chatted with our sons and daughters, and > came to talk to guests. He was impressive. Knew > his stuff. How many people are permitted to accompany a recipient of a Gold DoE at Buck House?

Try a montage of all loved ones making a mini video clip with a special message or memory..is very uplifting especially from people both near or far who can't make the celebration day!

There's also a useful thread in the Businesses section that may be helpful.