please empty your brain below
Hampstead ponds for a swim-yes it’s free ( it was 50 years ago ) swim with the fish and ducks at happy Hampstead.
Ducks-Birds?- on second thought visit Diane’s water fun trough at Hyde Park and slip-over.
Message from an anxious tube traveller who is susceptible to smells.
We've suffered our fair share of water problems. Around here, the people that maintain our place just turn the water off with no warning. And they've done that twice for entire weekends. Then, we've had our entire shower unit ripped out twice in less than 10 days because the original contractors made such a cock up of it that water was leaking through the walls into the bedroom, and tiles were falling out. I stank for those 10 days as I refused to go out in the freezing cold to go and have a shower. We don't have a bath you see.
I know, I know... if the problem doesn't resolve tomorrow as planned, get your readers who live near E3 to offer you use of their facilities. They could then apply for a Blue Plaque: "Diamond Geezer bathed here."
Of course, if you'd done something about telling the letting agent the boiler had problems before it broke down completely (you'd exect me to say that, of course, so I'm saying it just so you're not diappointed
) Just thinking... aren't landlords legally required to have boilers serviced annually? Or is it just the carbon monoxide detectors that have to be checked annually? If so, why hasn't the problem been noted/sorted before?Bad news: boiler still doesn't work.
Good news: nobody at work has refused to sit next to me yet.
On second thoughts, replace 'have' with 'will'
DG very kindly helped out with a traditional sweetie question I had last year when in desperate need of buttered brazils for an ex-pat auntie - I'm not a rabid stalker, honest!
DG, my bath is yours, should you need it.
(PS I won't be round, I'm just intrigued!)
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