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I've also been obsessed with Shtisel on Netflix, never in a million years would I have thought that a family drama set amongst orthodox Jews in Israel would enthral me so. 3rd series eagerly awaited!

New series of Unforgotten on ITV (available on catch up)is a firm favourite, this is series four, if you've never seen it, Netflix has 1-3 to watch and give yourself a treat!

Couldn't agree more admin! I really like to see all the people on here reporting various side effects/none and it makes me slightly optimistic about the future, finally...

Brulysses Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > try the Southbank at the weekend, insanity! I've started to remain at home weekends, too crowded out

...I imagine the government will publish that guidance when we also get the update of what is acceptable pub grub...fingers crossed the scotch egg still makes the cut.... He's already said they're not repeating the food in pubs debacle..

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spartacus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 21st June for everything, if all goes well > > > > Then we can really party like its 1999 > > > My Hair will be down to my arse by then.. > > Foxy It's good that you can get a hair cut from 12th April then, isn't it

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000s7lr This is a link to the BBC radio4 programme More or Less, it specifically looks at the way Covid deaths are recorded compared to our European neighbours and is an interesting listen.

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/coronavirus-nhs-doctors-death-certificates-conspiracy-theories-a9513981.html Falsifying a death certificate is a criminal offence.

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HP was not criticising. S/he was posing a question > and a very valid question as to why so many > criticise israel rahter than other repressive > regies. Whataboutism

> believe what they are fed on the TV without doing some checks for themselves A favourite line from my now ex lodger. Depressingly enough, his main source of alterative info was Youtube. Fair enough, like I said to him, it's not as if they let just anyone on there...oh...

I love this area for the hills, and keeping my beloved city in view during lockdown. I discovered the golf club view by accident, now I get there regularly. Waiting for the mud to clear from Sydenham woods and I can discover a different way home.

I had Pfizer, absolutely no side effects.

You need to make this into a SurveyMonkey type questionnaire with example pages studentem Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am a student in my 3rd year of university > I am currently designing a book library web > application with elderly people in mind. > > If you are willing, please answer the questions > below: > > 1) Do you prefer larger or smaller text? > > 2) What level of functionality would you want the > application to have? (example: simple but easy to > understand or complicated but wide range of > functions) > > 3) What do you prefer when it comes to colour > themes? (example: bright, vibrant colours or > dulled colours) > > 4) Do you prefer your text to be coloured or basic > black? If coloured, what colour? > > 5) Do you prefer more or less contrast in > colours? > > 6) Do you prefer buttons to be closely grouped or > further apart? > > If there are any points I have missed in this > survey that you feel are important to mention, > please do not hesitate to include them. > > Thank you for your time.

I miss this place and the staff, during the other lockdowns they were offering a takeaway service at the door, does anyone know if he's ok, or planning to resume when things open up again? Thanks

Out of interest, did everyone get a follow up date when vaccinated? I haven't yet, but some have

Also, is this the right time to pollard trees? Spring, nesting season soon

dresswaves Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm in group 6 due to being a carer but I believe > that puts me after all the over 65's in group 6. > Haven't heard from my GP yet. I'd recommend you give 119 or your surgery a ring and offer to take up a last minute appointment (if you are able) because it seems unfair that I'm offered, as a non carer, and you are not!

Has anyone on here had a bathroom revamp and decided against having a bath? I'm really undecided, but never take a bath! (the waste of water mainly) If you have done this and regretted it tell me why? The room is small with no window and I think it could look great with the right builder, but I want opinions

Can guarantee it wasn't the first time, people who feel confident in front of work colleagues and in uniform to abuse members of the public obviously feel emboldened and/or enabled by a lack of policing or negative reaction. As someone who has been o the receiving end of this type of shit too, I'd be disappointed at a 'slap on the wrist' or an opportunity to make amends from the offender. alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just looking at ACAS information. Doesn?t look > like it?s always instantly sackable.

I might cry! Everything sets me off so... NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mines Wednesday and I'm 61 y/o. > I'm so pleased!

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Water spouting from Dulwich Library pipes by > entrance Report to emergency council line?

Yes me! Tuesday also Dr De Soto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm in Group 8 (the over-55s) and NHS has just > offered me an appointment at Tessa Jowell next > Tuesday. This is at least a month earlier than I > was expecting. Anyone else?

I think this misses the point. It's for inspiration, for new ideas. I'm veggie so never going to buy a lump of mince and do things to it! I want ideas and flavour combinations I can then take forward to my cooking. In short, I know what I like, but want to be open to new experiences. jazzer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Check out https://www.bbc.co.uk/food to get > inspiration if needed. > IMO these boxes are an expensive fad. Take a > wonder around the fresh fruit and veg aisle in the > supermarket, lots of choice to help contribute to > a meal. > > Buy some minced beef, pork or lamb, a couple of > onions, two or three carrots, a handful of > mushrooms, a pack of knorr stock pot which ever > one you like. A bit of plain flour, salt, pepper, > even chilli flakes for a bit of heat, or fennel > seeds for a different flavour (what ever you > like) > Dice the onions and carrots and soften in the pan. > remove and brown off the mince. Add the veg back > in, add a table spoon or two of the plain four. > Stir around for a couple of minutes, add in some > water, add two stock pots, slice the mushrooms and > scatter on the top. Simmer gently, till the > mushrooms have softened and it can be served with > mash or pasta, or croquettes or just with some > crusty bread, what ever you choose. A simple > filling meal. > > > Rice pudding > Grease an oven dish with butter, take 100g pudding > or Short grain rice, 25g brown or caster sugar, > add 700ml milk, a couple of handfuls of sultanas > or raisins, top with some ground cinnamon powder. > Place in the oven (top shelf) at Gas Mark 1, bake > for about 60 - 75mins, till it just wobbles and > the milk has been taken up by the rice. A quick > and simple hot pudding. Done. Serve with a dollop > of jam, cream, or a bit of milk, again whatever > takes your fancy.

I'm exactly the same! Will do a limited trial for inspiration in the future, but not long term. Mainly because as a singleton I am obliged to make a meal for 2, so will be having 2 meals out of it every time! quirky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?ve had enough of my boring meals, I?m not > creative and really not in the mood for looking up > interesting recipes. Same goes for takeaways, just > end up getting the same but don?t get them often > anyway.? So for that reason, I?m going to give one > of the meal kits a go. There tends to be a > discount code about for first customers so if it?s > too time consuming or not great i just won?t > bother again but at least for a week I?d have had > a hopefully different dinner options to look > forward to. I don?t have a high spec kitchen but > suspect I?d be feeling the same if I did. Ho > hum...

My favourite spider, a false widow I'm told, had a showdown with another spider much larger than her. I had to leave them to it obviously but was relieved to see her victorious in the morning!