wendygs

Any other info -eg names of the twins, what sort of nursing background, hospitals worked at, when you last had contact with her, middle name, what her ex-husband did etc

As I was out and about it occurred to me that you might like to indicate the sort of walk you'd want to do and where you'd want to go. It also occurred to me you may want to check out our Sheffield Recommended Walking links which includes useful info on pooches, maps, and routes etc.

What sort of jobs is she applying for. Perhaps I might join her

As it happens I thought Ratner made some such statement in an after dinner speech but again, I'm also not sure what point you're trying to make. Personally I think jewellery can be very nice

Hi Alex, handing over to you now and very sorry I wont be able to make either Friday or Saturday. Hope you have a really great time. wendy

I've been asked to find out whether anyone might be interested in going for a walk on Friday 8th or Saturday 9th September? As neither date is any good for me I wont be able to go but if anyone else is interested please post here. Many thanks wendygs

Rats - Saturday's out of the question; Anyone fancy walking around Endcliffe Park or there's a really nice park up by Chelsea Road (I thnk it's called, S11) off Osborne Road and Psalter lane.

Total chaos is the only word to describe it. My recollections from last year is that the city centre was a nightmare as were all roads in to town and everywhere in between town, Hunters bar, Eccleshall, Netheredge etc.

What do you want to do with flowers?

Some people may actually only be interested in posting and using information without actually wanting to get too deeply involved. Personally I am not in to the pub scene and would rather a different and quieter meeting venue.

The latter would be really nice especially if anyone had a good knowledge of plants and trees etc.

Suggest that if you want any informal advice on how to deal with the Home Office Work Permits section that you may want to send Danielle69 a PM and she might be able to point you in the right direction

Yes and they've got a sale on at the moment so it would be an opportune time to pay a visit if you've got the money to spare.

When I was there a few weeks ago the grounds looked simply great.

I'm sure that with such magnificent photos, Grissom'd be a greatly aprpeciated asset for any SF walk. Looking forward to seeing more photos

I would strongly suspect the scope of this problem is far more extensive than we could possibly begin to appreciate. I think this is an excellent move which will enable us to all to gain a far better idea of the way in which our Council is mis-managing our community's funding needs.

Forgive my confusion but I found another half referred to in this thread http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?p=1450049#post1450049

I strongly recommend TK Maxx - they sell really fantastic designer stuff at bargain basement prices. Their households and bedding section is particularly excellent.

Sounds like it was simply divine. You had really lovely walking weather too boot (pardon pub) excuse typo should read pun.

Got some really gorgeous shoes size 35 and size 36 reduced from £24.99 down to £16 then £11 and couldnt resist at rock bottom price of £7 each.

I've heard of one case dating back to 2000.

Best place to shop without a doubt. I could almost always reckon on going in there and buying something really decent at a fraction of normal price.

I cant think of any situation in which I would do something quite so daft.

What do you need it for? And does that describe what you do?

Please dont hang around too long for me even for a gentle amble in the park - too many very late nights followed by extremely early mornings with little sleep inbetween has taken its toll and I'm most unlikely to be in my best humour.