Who do we think you are?

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Ok, I've got to start this one now, as I was actually lying in bed last night thinking about it (v sad I know - insomnia was another present from the kids)
Anyway, what sort of mental images have you got of these people. I'll list mine now - no offence intended to anyone!
Mollipops - after your last post, it's got to be puff the magic dragon!
Pamina - chic city lady with dark curly hair (that's what you sounded like bc anyway).
Tigger - dungarees & wellies caked in mud - with a VERY large g&t in hand
Chanelno5 - tricky one this, as I misread your name initially & thought it was channel no 5, not nearly as upmarket I'm afraid, but now it's confused with a north sea oil rigger!
Ems - delia smith (sorry)
Lizzer - Bit like that lass from the boddies adverts (know the one I mean),
Anyway, that's my starter for ten, I'll add anymore I think of.

Suew, will try to beg steal and borrow a friend's scanner at the wkend, if you've have no luck by then...

Yep - Borough market is open from midday on Friday and every Saturday all day. Make sure you go to Konditor & Cook (Specialist bakery / goodie shop around the corner from Neal's Yard Dairy). The resturant at the Tate is very good and also excellent value but does get very crowded at weekends. Fish! is on the edge of the market and is also good but you may want to make a reservation before going. Have fun!

SueW, no, of course not! (you hi-tech gal you).
Tigermoth has previously recommended Cynthia's Bar, with a robot barmaid that children love. It's aimed at all ages by the way, and serves lots of non-alcoholic drinks during the day. That's just nearby. And there is a Pizza Express in the Chapter House at Southwark Cathedral, possibly the finest marriage of the sacred and the secular in the whole of London.
And Bells has brought you up to speed with Borough Market, so have a lovely day.

SueW, I'm sure you'll have a great day. There are a some really nice cafes around Borough Market - not the greasy spoon type. Cynthia's bar is an experience and worth a visit for a drink at least. They have a menu, too. Do phone them first to see what's on offer - I last went over a year ago so my info is not that up to date.