General Chat

Hi Christine I don't get there often these days, but hope to come up when the weather improves, so will bear that in mind I had planned to meet another member there last year, but things went pear shaped. I really must try to get to that neck of the woods again soon Dee (who now lives in Kent - sadly) btw - I will try to remember to bring blinkers with me ;-))

Christine Agree with your comment about Van Hage's, trouble is whenever I go there I spend so much money!!!! Dee ;-))

oooh ooooh Who mentioned coffee in the Harvey center ?? if its a weekdayI can only show up between 9am & 11am or 1.30-2.45. (I work as a lunchtime assistant at school start at 11.45 but go in earlier to help get out tables etc...finish at 1;15pm And I cant drive so will walk....as usual lol ! Elaine x

Hi everyone I have a little story to tell and it is all true! About 5 years ago I went to the Los Angeles for a holiday. We decided to take a trip to the Grand Canyon via Las Vegas. Our visit to the Grand Canyon was to the reservation on the Hualapai (?) indian reservation where we would be their guests at the Grand Canyon for the day. We were taken on the tour by an Indian by the name of Sharon (I am not joking!) and, after standing on the edge of that great precipise, listening to her stories of Indian life there, we were to be their guests at lunch. The meal was served and eaten with great relish and, whilst we were eating the natives set out their stalls to sell us their goods. One stall was manned by a huge native american, dressed in his traditional gear, he was an artist and was selling his small, painted stones and telling us of the legends that they depicted. After a while he noticed our accents and asked where we came from . I told him that we lived just outside London in a place called Essex. He thought for a moment and, amid all that natural grandeur and Native American trappings, he told us that one of his best friends came from HARLOW! and do you know what? I can't remember his name!!!!!! Steve

I do still work but i have 6 days holiday still to take Annie

Christine,I did live in Waltham Abbey for 17 years before coming here Annie

Julie Anne. It's my memory I'm bothered about as I am 18yrs older than my sister,Hopefully she may remember where the train station is where I will be arriving. If memories are that bad in Harlow I may loose my memory altogether while I am down there and forget where I live.LOL Sue

I'm up for coffee in the Harvey Centre too! Just live over the border in Herts. Must admit I'm a bit wary going to Harlow! Don't mind Edinburgh Way though! GP

if memorys are that bad sue your sister may not even remember you in harlow lol just kidding , my memorys rubbish too, im learning assosiation word assosiation to try to help me, i was heading home for lunch the other day and was half way up a hill before i realised id parked the car the other side of the church, i looked a right idiot coming back on meself, mind you its as well i remembered id even brought the car

Christine,perhaps we could meet up for a coffee on one of your trips to the Harvey centre Annie

Dunno about your probs with Harlow, Malc, but I was damned glad to see it yesterday evening when we were driving home to Herts from the Essex meet! We took the wrong road out of Chelmsford and were heading for Southend! Luckily we found the way back after too much longer - it's a bit cold for paddling on the beach at this time of year! CB >|<

Thats what the signs said Anne LOL

Malc - are you sure you were in Harlow at all, then ??? lol

Just confused Grannie

*waves to Annie*

Malc,Confused with what,The People or Harlow lol Annie

Theres a lot of people I know live in or visit Harlow but I normally get confused when I'm there. Must be age LOL

heheeh

*crosses Elaine off the suspect list*

It wasn't me lol ! We visited Tesco...Edinburgh way, and a few diy shops, around lunchtime, but never said 'ello to anyone lol ! Elaine x