A slow, steady, solitary runner, I'm looking forward to meeting other runners, doing some good, getting fitter and losing weight.
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Mon 20th Sep 2021 at 6:15pm
There's weeding, there's trimming, there's pruning...
Read moreWednesday 25th September 2019
Annie Dehaney-Steven now visited an isolated older person twice.
Annie has just completed the second run to visit an isolated older person. They are now officially connected and are committed to supporting each other.
Wednesday 25th September 2019
Annie Dehaney-Steven run to visit an isolated older person for the first time.
Annie has just done their first run to visit an isolated older person. This person will act as Annie's Coach; helping them to keep motivated to exercise. In exchange Annie will drop in each week for a chat.
Wednesday 25th September 2019
Thu 12th Sep 2019 at 12:00pm
Hackney Report written by Annie Dehaney-Steven
Peter and I were greeted by a smiling Ms R. She said that she was waiting for the local authority to deliver a brown garden waste bin. I thought that I'd seen one as we crossed the front garden but realised I must have imagined it or seen one in a neighbouring garden, so I said nothing. We were shown to the back garden, a small paved area with a narrow overgrown border and a lot of stuff: bikes and car wheels and broom handles, mainly. We set to it right away. Work is always easier when you share it and Peter is a lovely workmate - as many of you will know - so we worked and chatted and in a little over an hour it was done. The garden was Snailopolis Central and in the execution of our service, a number of the lovely little gastropods were relocated to bags of greenery and dead leaves. Peter said that they'd be quite happy because they'd still have plenty of food; I wasn't so sure. Then - horror of horrors! - I heard/felt a sickening crunch as I stepped on one! When I found another shell-and-slime puddle a little while later, Peter convinced me that I'd killed a second one but that since I'd already punched karma in the face once, any snails killed after that couldn't make matters worse! (Did I say he's a lovely workmate?) The garden gate had a broken latch and was not secure so Peter (whose van is an Aladin's cave of useful things) fixed it. When we had finished there was a neat pile of rubbish to be collected and a row of black bags of garden waste, waiting to be decanted into the brown bin when it arrived. As we left, Ms R noticed the new brown bin in the front garden (I wish I'd spoken out after all) so we emptied the bags into it. Job well and truly done! We left a very happy Ms R. Peter, thank you for your companionship.
Fri 13th Sep 2019 at 3:08pm
Nice work both and glad you solved the mystery of the brown bin!
Thu 12th Sep 2019 at 12:00pm
Ms R has a disabled daughter who needs round the clock care and Ms R herself struggles to get out of the house. This will help both of them to leave and enter their home with less hassle and stress.
Read moreMon 9th Sep 2019 at 6:45pm
Some fun gardening tasks at this large, beautiful local park
Read moreMon 2nd Sep 2019 at 6:45pm
We're back with Deborah & co helping to clean and clear the dance studio, and do some gardening in front of the cafe!
Read moreTuesday 23rd July 2019
Annie Dehaney-Steven completed 15 good deeds with GoodGym.
Annie has completed their 15th good deed with GoodGym
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