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When meeting up take sensible precautions. Meet in a public place and let others know where you are going.

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When meeting up take sensible precautions. Meet in a public place and let others know where you are going.

Meet-ups

Sheffield week day meet

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Hulababy · 26/04/2004 15:59

Following on from the South Yorkshire meet up thread and the rain check on today's meet due to rain -

Weather depending, we can meet somewhere like the Botanical Gardens.

Suitable days and times?

I can do Monday and Fridays, generally any time.

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Lisa78 · 26/04/2004 16:03

Hula, I can get to Meadowhall dead easy from here so if its somewhere someone of limited intelligence can figure out how to get to from there, I'd like to come if I may? Fridays are probably best for me but can probably slot in whereever

katzguk · 26/04/2004 16:11

i can do tues and thursdays any time and then on mon and fri i can do late afternoons 3.30pm onwards providing i can sneak off work and the meet isn't too far from work, Botanical gardens great 5mins away

Hulababy · 26/04/2004 16:16

Lisa - if we go to Botanical Gardens you could get train/bus to the station or Meadowhall, then grab a tram to univeristy. Then walk from them - only 5 to 10 minutes from tram stop and pretty much from where I am walking from.

I can only do other days of week in school holidays, which is 32st May to 4th June.

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maisystar · 26/04/2004 16:44

can do weds and fri all day or other days after 3.30 ish.

lisa, i have to get tram from hillsborough so if you dont know the way from the stop to botanical gardens could meet you at tram stop?

does anyone fancy meeting this fri?

Hulababy · 26/04/2004 16:47

Can't do this week as determined to start potty training!!! Sorry.

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Lisa78 · 26/04/2004 17:32

sounds good to me Maisystar / Hulababy - wasn't mad keen on trying to drive there really!
Just let me know where and when and we shall be there!

Lisa78 · 26/04/2004 19:14

Does it include babies or is it just for mummies?

Hulababy · 26/04/2004 19:39

I will have 2yo DD with me.

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maisystar · 26/04/2004 20:29

lisa, where do you live? (for some reason have got castleford in my head but is quite likely that ive imagined that!)
also how old are your kid/s? i have one delightful son who is 3.6

Lisa78 · 28/04/2004 16:15

yes castleford - God, what a memory!!!
DS1 is 15, DS2 nearly 6m

maisystar · 29/04/2004 09:47

nice to know theres still some memory lurking among the cobwebs!!

maisystar · 29/04/2004 20:05

right.

Hulababy · 29/04/2004 20:14

Normally would have loved too (love food in forum) but have just started potty training, so stuck in house for whole weekend I will wave to you as you go by the apartments though

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Hulababy · 29/04/2004 20:30

Lots of Dhs collaegues have been and all great reviews. Coincidence really as about 10 minutes ago Dh and I were just talking about the Thyme cafe and saying that we need to go and try it. Think you have to get there quite earlier and be a bit prepared to wait at times - is very popular. Been to Thyme restaurant and that was excellent.

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Hulababy · 29/04/2004 20:46

Dh would like that! I can't do Indian food - the spices don't agree

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Hulababy · 30/04/2004 09:18

Sorry I can't do this Friday Maisystar (believe me, lunch would be SO much better than being stuck in here potty training), but next time you are in town on an Monday or Friday post or e-mail and I am normally around

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maisystar · 30/04/2004 09:32

s'ok, will just go and dribble into pint on my own

Hulababy · 30/04/2004 09:34

I will wave Think off me whilst you have a nice lovely drink - I will probably be mopping up wee!!!

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maisystar · 30/04/2004 09:36

have done more than my fair share of wee mopping up in the past!

Hulababy · 30/04/2004 09:42

LOL Tell you what, I'll swap with you!

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maisystar · 30/04/2004 09:46

god knows am well practised enough but will let you have the pleasure on this occasion

Hulababy · 30/04/2004 09:58

Cheers

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katzguk · 30/04/2004 13:30

hi

thyme cafe is fanstatic, great for taking baby's and little people to. they have those inflateable boster seats so you can sit anywhere, when we went we got a small portion of soup for DD which they did us for half normal price. she loved it. best time to go though is about 12 noon, not busy then.

hey we could meet there soon very yummy.

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