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  Thread: Looking for Sydenham Girls uniform
Post: Looking for Sydenham Girls uniform

If anyone has any outgrown uniform, please let me know - cardigans, jumpers, sweatshirts? My daughter is starting next week and we'd prefer to get used than new. She's a small 11-year-old but we're ha...
calvin Offered, Wanted, Lost & Found 0 2,189 28-08-2014, 08:06 PM
  Thread: Prince2 Project Management Software
Post: RE: Prince2 Project Management Software

Thanks for the responses, and for recounting your experience, Roz. Very useful to know all of this.
calvin Wider Topics 26 22,995 16-01-2011, 01:46 PM
  Thread: Prince2 Project Management Software
Post: RE: Prince2 Project Management Software

I am looking at civil service jobs, for which Prince2 seems to be a common pre-requisite. It is for this reason that I am considering learning about it.
calvin Wider Topics 26 22,995 16-01-2011, 11:21 AM
  Thread: Prince2 Project Management Software
Post: RE: Prince2 Project Management Software

I am now considering taking the Prince2 exam so revisited this thread - Roz, did you qualify in the end? And does anyone have any old Prince2 manuals or books they're looking to get rid of?
calvin Wider Topics 26 22,995 15-01-2011, 07:01 PM
  Thread: Thank you so much!
Post: RE: Thank you so much!

Jumping on this bandwagon, thank you to the man who overheard me on a freezing day telling my three kids, as a bus arrived and I realised I'd left my Oyster card at home and had no cash, that we'd hav...
calvin SE23 Topics 12 11,238 24-12-2010, 04:46 PM
  Thread: Buggy-hating 176 driver
Post: RE: Buggy-hating 176 driver

Recently I was on a bus with a buggy, along with another woman with buggy and child. When a group of children from Rainbow holiday club tried to get on, one of whom was in a wheelchair, the driver re...
calvin Wider Topics 162 121,652 24-10-2010, 10:36 PM
  Thread: Jokes
Post: RE: Strange caller

Or if her name was Abby or Martha...in which case don't drink the wine!
calvin Wider Topics 8 6,131 29-09-2010, 07:04 PM
  Thread: Xmas 2010!
Post: RE: Xmas 2010!

But the X represents Chi, the first letter in Christ, hence the abbreviation. I don't think it's meant (at least originally) to be disrespectful.
calvin Wider Topics 8 7,041 20-09-2010, 11:16 AM
  Thread: Lamaze Kangaroo found near Forest Hill Station
Post: RE: Lamaze Kangaroo found near Forest Hill Station

I believe it's mine - my 2-year-old threw it out an upstairs window and it must have left home before I could get it! Travelled a pretty good distance too. Thanks for posting; if you know a baby tha...
calvin SE23 Topics 4 6,531 02-09-2010, 09:15 PM
  Thread: South Circular closed
Post: RE: South Circular closed

Actually, the wording of the closure is a bit vague - I am not sure if it is that whole portion or just Waldram Crescent...
calvin SE23 Topics 128 126,961 19-08-2010, 01:41 PM
  Thread: South Circular closed
Post: RE: South Circular closed

If the extended time scale is accurate, getting around will be even more interesting in early September, when the portion of the South Circular between Co-op and the Telegraph is scheduled to close fo...
calvin SE23 Topics 128 126,961 19-08-2010, 01:26 PM
  Thread: Lost cockatiel?
Post: RE: Lost cockatiel?

Yes, definitely a cockatiel. It's very pretty and apparently has been there about a week.
calvin Wider Topics 6 5,753 05-07-2010, 05:27 PM
  Thread: Lost cockatiel?
Post: Lost cockatiel?

I may be demonstrating my ignorance here of local birdlife, but there is what appears to be a very tame cockatiel pecking at the grass down the street from my house (on Stanstead Road). I know nothin...
calvin Wider Topics 6 5,753 05-07-2010, 05:00 PM
  Thread: Extension of Lewisham's Garden Waste Collection
Post: RE: Extension of Lewisham's Garden Waste Collectio...

Close enough to save me the trip on the bus ;)
calvin Wider Topics 5 8,322 13-04-2010, 11:23 AM
  Thread: Extension of Lewisham's Garden Waste Collection
Post: RE: Extension of Lewisham's Garden Waste Collectio...

What a timely post; I was searching for garden waste in Lewisham, to find out that somehow without a car I am supposed to get to Catford and leave my 4 bags of roots, leaves and other garden waste in ...
calvin Wider Topics 5 8,322 13-04-2010, 08:42 AM
  Thread: Recycling
Post: RE: Recycling

I was actually really glad, despite having four children, to get the smaller bin. We have a tiny front garden and the two giant bins are just too much. We definitely need the big green one, but the ...
calvin Wider Topics 70 74,071 08-04-2010, 09:40 PM
  Thread: Recycling
Post: RE: Recycling

We used Lewisham's mattress recycling service a few weeks ago. We collected two stickers from the library, stuck them on the old mattresses and put them out on our regular collection day. Unfortunat...
calvin Wider Topics 70 74,071 17-03-2010, 08:37 PM
  Thread: Royal Mail Delivery of Packages
Post: RE: Royal Mail Delivery of Packages

Redalways - are you quite certain that there isn't another package waiting for you? I have been given multiple packages at the sorting office (that had arrived a week apart) when there was only a red...
calvin SE23 Topics 33 35,704 01-03-2010, 07:36 PM
  Thread: Local book group?
Post: RE: Local book group?

There was one advertised in this month's SE23 magazine, meeting once a month in members' homes. PM me if you'd like me to look up details.
calvin Wider Topics 3 5,570 01-03-2010, 07:31 PM
  Thread: Forest Hill Twins Club
Post: RE: Forest Hill Twins Club

http://www.tamba.org.uk/Page.aspx?pid=638 More Dulwich/Herne Hill but maybe they'd know of the other one?
calvin SE23 Topics 9 12,510 02-02-2010, 11:39 PM
  Thread: Recycling
Post: RE: Recycling

Some months ago, when Lewisham decided to take only plastic bottles, a lady representing the council knocked at our door with a leaflet & sticker outlining the new guidelines. I asked her why we ...
calvin Wider Topics 70 74,071 29-01-2010, 06:38 PM
  Thread: Recycling
Post: RE: Recycling

http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NewsAndEvents/News/NewsArchive/JulySeptember2007/CartonRecycling.htm http://www.reducereuserecycle.co.uk/greenarticles/tetrapak_recycling_in_the_uk.php It's a more dif...
calvin Wider Topics 70 74,071 09-09-2009, 11:26 AM
  Thread: Big Spiders
Post: RE: Big Spiders

We have house spiders (fine), and then we have some of these guys (not so fine)... These are different - they're black, not brown, and are not found on the walls or in corners, but running across the...
calvin Wider Topics 14 11,995 24-08-2009, 11:12 PM
  Thread: Big Spiders
Post: RE: Big Spiders

How funny - we were just saying the same two nights ago! Those things are FAST, too. Once I thought it was a mouse running across the floor. I am aware that I sound a little strange, thinking a spi...
calvin Wider Topics 14 11,995 19-08-2009, 06:24 PM
  Thread: The Big Lunch - Anyone Doing One in SE23?
Post: RE: The Big Lunch - Anyone Doing One in SE23?

Now, now, Michael, is that a challenge? And if so, how would we judge the winner? I think my street could put up a good fight.
calvin Wider Topics 11 12,378 21-07-2009, 08:30 PM
  Thread: Are Dogs Walking Themselves These Days?
Post: RE: Are dogs walking themselves these days?

Saw a handmade sign today about a lost Staff cross; will look at it more closely when I go past again and try to give details...
calvin Wider Topics 6 6,451 03-06-2009, 01:46 PM
  Thread: Snow!!!
Post: RE: Snow!!!

Always good to learn something new. When this happens again (in 18 years?), I'll know better than to clear the ice & snow in front of the house.
calvin Wider Topics 119 101,097 07-02-2009, 06:52 PM
  Thread: Snow!!!
Post: RE: Snow!!!

If each of us had sensibly cleared the pavement in front of our properties, there would have been footholds aplenty.
calvin Wider Topics 119 101,097 06-02-2009, 08:04 PM
  Thread: Buses
Post: RE: Buses

Sorry, my post seems really irrelevant; I am trying to say that walking is an option, I guess, but I really don't have anything against schoolchildren on buses.
calvin Wider Topics 83 77,132 09-01-2009, 10:23 PM
  Thread: Buses
Post: RE: Buses

Mine are 5 & 4; we walk to & from school which is a mile away. The 4-year-old is in nursery so that's an additional midday run, meaning he walks 4 miles a day for school runs. I don't think it doe...
calvin Wider Topics 83 77,132 09-01-2009, 10:19 PM
  Thread: Horniman Triangle Play Park
Post: RE: Horniman Triangle Play Park

Maybe this is just a part of the overall plan. Navigating from Lewisham's Horniman Triangle page, it indicates that this drawing is for the old paddling pool area. It is, however, the only drawing p...
calvin SE23 Topics 163 169,953 06-01-2009, 12:08 PM
  Thread: Horniman Triangle Play Park
Post: RE: Horniman Triangle Play Park SE23

http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/80771732-1B1F-44CF-8882-82964DB62316/0/HornimanTriangleplannedlayout2009.pdf I can't quite work it all out, but still don't see any swings...
calvin SE23 Topics 163 169,953 05-01-2009, 06:25 PM
  Thread: Buses
Post: RE: Buses

My 13-year-old has an Oyster card that lets her travel free on buses, and it saves us a great deal of trouble and worry. If she's playing football in Catford, for example, or wants to go to Forest Hi...
calvin Wider Topics 83 77,132 25-11-2008, 05:57 PM
  Thread: The Ackroyd Centre
Post: RE: The Ackroyd Centre

Sorry - forgot to mention there are a few other regularly scheduled children's activities. I'm not sure how much I am allowed to post here so PM me for details.
calvin SE23 Topics 2 6,673 06-11-2008, 09:15 PM
  Thread: The Ackroyd Centre
Post: RE: The Ackroyd Centre

Picked up their leaflets on the school run today. Baby & Toddler Group is Thursdays 9:30 - 11:30. Contact number 07956 529 606 - Carole.
calvin SE23 Topics 2 6,673 06-11-2008, 09:13 PM
  Thread: Gyms
Post: RE: Can someone open a Gym in FH?

I agree with everything TJ has said. My husband & I both belong to the Davids Road gym, no complaints whatsoever.
calvin Wider Topics 22 22,896 27-09-2008, 04:46 PM
  Thread: Curtain shop in Sydenham Road
Post: RE: Empty Properties

Oh, that is bad news, especially if it means next door goes as well (I think they are linked somehow). I buy all my yarn there.
calvin Wider Topics 3 5,956 20-09-2008, 01:43 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

Is anyone up for Wednesday 7:30? Last time was great but not a big crowd - would be good to get some more people!
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 21-07-2008, 07:10 PM
  Thread: Perry Vale - Road Issues
Post: RE: Perry Vale road closures

A cyclist did recently hit one of our children along that stretch. He stopped and apologised, nobody was seriously hurt, and we all moved on. It seems more of a flaw in planning than a case of b...
calvin SE23 Topics 348 291,251 20-07-2008, 05:59 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

Just bumping this as a reminder for tonight. Is everyone still coming?
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 16-07-2008, 06:32 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

Yes, looks like next Wednesday, The Honor Oak, 8 pm, trying to get the comfy sofas. It's great to have so much interest! Should be fun.
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 10-07-2008, 09:21 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

All my fault! I am really happy for it to switch back to Wednesday as everyone else was fine with that, or we could just start next week. I'm sorry for muddling this all up!
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 07-07-2008, 07:15 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

Oh good, if others can do the 10th that would be great. It must have taken at least 3 or 4 days for my invite; it should be there soon!
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 06-07-2008, 09:07 AM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

I've just realised it's my husband's birthday on the 9th - don't change just for me but could everyone possibly do the 10th (Honor Oak, evening)? I really don't want to miss this!
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 05-07-2008, 07:32 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

Great - should we try for next Wednesday or the following? Ruth - I'm knitting for my baby as well, due early September, not a blanket yet though, just soakers. SophieBee, glad you're joining Ra...
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 04-07-2008, 08:16 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

I could do any of those times as well, Wednesday evenings probably best. Are any of you on Ravelry? Wondered if we could maybe move this discussion there...
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 02-07-2008, 02:09 PM
  Thread: Knitting Group
Post: RE: Knitting group

I'll join too! I have been thinking this week about trying to start something up and wondered where to begin. Should we try to get a date & venue in place and then start inviting people?
calvin Wider Topics 36 31,174 23-06-2008, 05:08 PM
  Thread: Doorstep scam or fraud
Post: RE: Doorstep scam or fraud in HOP area

Hi Jane We are in a similar situation. We received post with just our address on it recently, and upon opening it saw it was an invoice for a large purchase. It had been paid by someone whose nam...
calvin SE23 Topics 31 37,011 09-06-2008, 08:46 PM
  Thread: Honor Oak Play Bus
Post: RE: Honor Oak Play Bus

I saw the Lewisham Play Bus drive past yesterday, and my daughter raved about it, telling me it had been at Mayow Park when she went there with her childminder last week (half term).
calvin SE23 Topics 11 11,076 03-06-2008, 06:33 PM
  Thread: An additional forum?
Post: RE: An additional forum?

What about using the calendar? I haven't tried it but presumably we could add local events when we hear of them.
calvin SE23 Topics 10 9,583 29-05-2008, 07:22 PM
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