Yes, several times. I usually take the person who answers first as the one to whom the item goes. If they don't turn up, without a good reason, it goes to the next who has enquired. It was especially useful when clearing my parent's home and I was even sent a photo of one item showing where it had been placed in their room. Another sent a text telling me how lovely it was the family could now all eat together round the table, with chairs, I had passed on. It's great to know that unwanted things are useful to others, isn't it. I don't, however, say I will deliver. If a person wants it, they must pick it up. That may sound hard but they are getting an item free.
A general election (democratic eh not like Hamas) is taking place in Israel on Tuesday next week.
Rejoice! Chancellor Healey Will Give Us Cheap Marmalade & Gherkins.
Will Labour backing rejoining be the “end” or the “making” of them??


