Dulwich Born And Bred

Kings College Hospital too. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-kings-college-hospital-london-a4378856.html

I got this email from Greenpeace: Greenpeace activists have shut down more than 95 Barclays branches all over the country - and 5 of them are currently hosting pop-up exhibitions showing the effects of the climate emergency. They're there to demand that Barclays stop bankrolling climate breakdown and start funding a better future for the planet and its people. Banks are as guilty for the destruction of our climate as the fossil fuel companies they fund - we can't let them get away with it anymore. Can you help drive this urgent message to Jes Staley, Barclays' CEO? Barclays are the worst bank in Europe for funding the climate crisis - they finance fossil fuel companies with billions of pounds a year. We need to be loud and clear in telling them that this just isn't acceptable.

It a different type of B12 though. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The B12 in yeast triggered off my skin disorder > so > > that didn?t work for me and the supplements > just > > didn?t absorb properly with me so I stopped > being > > vegan despite trying it for over a year. > > > That's weird, isn't it, considering you are only > having the B12 to replace what you would otherwise > be getting in a non vegan diet? > > It seems to be such a complicated subject!

The B12 in yeast triggered off my skin disorder so that didn?t work for me and the supplements just didn?t absorb properly with me so I stopped being vegan despite trying it for over a year.

I had the same issue. I?ve got IBS and auto immune illnesses and as a plant-based diet is heavy in grains, nuts, seeds, legumes and carbs I ended up with a constant swollen stomach as well as another auto immune illness. I find I fare a lot better with fish and the occasional grass fed/free range meat with vegetables and fruits that isn?t too taxing on the gut. Your body is your best guide. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm having doubts about my plant-based diet. > > I think it's given me IBS. Which is a bit ironic > as I changed my diet for health reasons. > > Too many beans, nuts and seeds I think. Plus all > the other "How Not To Die" food recommendations, > most of which appear to be things not to eat if > you have IBS. > > :( :( :(

I emailed the local councillor too but have not had a reply as yet.

They just changed the light outside my house yesterday to the new bright ones. It?s outside my bedroom window too and it?s horrid. It?s so bright. It?s really strange looking outside at night and seeing it so lit up. What was wrong with the old style lights?!

I checked online and it said: WHAT DOES THE TICKET PRICE INCLUDE? The ticket price includes entry to the festival and access to chef demos and all the acts on the music stage. Dishes are priced at ?5 each and drinks vary from bar to bar.

I think you have to pay for food and booze on top of the entrance fee. paulu197 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > personally can't wait - and the price is good too > as it includes beer and food. not complaining

Sad times.

So when/why is it closing?

I stand corrected, Rock Steady Rum Lounge https://www.rocksteadyrumlounge.com/

Rock Steady Lounge or something like that. Is it going? Why?

How utterly awful and scary. I hope that he is caught and punished for his primitive behaviour.

It?s not easy to swap though, so if you want to downsize/upsize within your own area, it?s virtually impossible to find something and that is assuming the other person is up for the swap because people have to consider schools/work/family/health. It?s not a simple case of someone has a three bed in Dulwich and can swap to a one bed in Dulwich because they rarely exist. They did documentary about home-swapping and it?s not easy or realistic for most so they have to pay the bedroom tax despite trying to swap. Another example is that a two bed house is considered a three bed house by Southwark Council as they state that the dining room is a bedroom, this is baring in mind that the living room isn?t big enough for a dining table nor is the kitchen so the tenant is paying bedroom tax for a dining room. fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TBH the bedroom tax seemed reasonable to me. Still > does. There may be issues with the execution (e.g. > the example given above of rooms too small to > really use as a bedroom, or no suitable smaller > property available) but I agree with the > principle. By

Just to say Uncleglen, that I used to be a Benefits Fraud Investigator for 7 years and all I can say to you is that you need to stop reading the Daily Mail as it?s embarrassing the nonsense that you are sprouting.

So funny!Bob has been at the Christmas sherry, Hic!

I got my tree from EDT for ?25. We are very happy with it. But it?s round the corner from me so it suited my needs. shell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At the risk of being very unpopular I'm afraid I > did buy my tree from tree amigos. I can only carry > the tree home from there or from the EDT and I > visited both. I really wanted to buy from EDT but > it was just a much nicer experience with the new > guys. Super friendly and knowledgable with more > tree options and it felt more relaxed and > christmassy wandering around the green than trying > to negotiate the roundabout. They also have really > clear pricing whereas the EDT seem to just make up > the prices depending who they're speaking to ( > myself and my husband were given different prices > for the same tree ) > > Sorry that others disapprove but I also live on > the green and just wanted to give a balance - we > don't all hate them!

Apparently anyone could go in any shops on NXR and vote but I didn?t even know about it until I stumbled on it by chance online. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That design was voted > > > for.....https://www.instagram.com/p/B3hZX7sHPw3/?i > > > gshid=1utzs35pc5ts8 > > Not my kind of thing either but at least it?s > > bright. The only positive I can find. > > > Who voted for it? I live nearby, and don't > remember being asked to vote.

That design was voted for.....https://www.instagram.com/p/B3hZX7sHPw3/?igshid=1utzs35pc5ts8 Not my kind of thing either but at least it?s bright. The only positive I can find.

That is good as a few have told me stories of being left to lug things upstairs whilst they watched them struggling as most like to carry as many bags as possible to help speed up time, not good for their backs! JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don?t make the poor drivers lug my shopping > > through to my kitchen and as a result all of > them > > have thanked me. A few have commented that > > customers have just stood by and watch them lug > > all the bags to their kitchen without helping. > I?m > > thankful enough that I didn?t have to walk > around > > the shops and lug it all home. They just leave > my > > bags in the hallway by my front door. I?m with > > Ocado so I hand them back all of my bags (they > > will take any carrier bags and refund you back). > I > > am not keen to have food loose in the crates > but > > in all honesty, the trollies and baskets we use > > whilst shopping is probably just as grimy! > > I helped my driver bring things in and I remind > them where the lift is in the building on the > order. > > We had a good gossip :)

It?s not their job though to lug things upstairs to the kitchen, their job is to deliver it to your door. It?s back breaking stuff lugging everyone shopping to the van, off the van, to the house, and then usually offloading the bags to you and they have to do it at every house. I shop online because I don?t want to go to the shops, push a trolley around, pack, put it in a car, unpack and then sort it out indoors, so I?m quite happy to take over from my front door and they seems quite appreciative of the fact that I?m making things easier for them too.