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Block or report Gabrielle Elsa Minna Brooks
Sat 19th May 2018 at 10:30am
It will improve the older residents relationship with the space
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Hackney Report written by Eva Sharpe
Two GoodGymers tidied the garden for Mrs R in Hackney.
Mrs R had a lovely big back garden, perfect for family BBQs, but couldn't keep on top of the gardening so Eva and Gabrielle helped out.
Eva got going on the flower beds. Unfortunately the recent snow had damaged Mrs R's lily plants, and they all needed cutting right out. Next the roses needed pruning and the flower beds weeding. Meanwhile Gabrielle weeded and mowed the lawn, giving it a really thorough trim.
With the garden looking great again the duo headed off, with Gabrielle rushing for a well deserved holiday!
Saturday 24th March 2018
Gabrielle Elsa Minna Brooks completed their first weekend mission.
Gabrielle has forgone the usual weekend routine. Instead of lie-ins, roasts and strolls around the park Gabrielle has dropped everything to run a GoodGym mission for someone who needed help. Respect
Saturday 24th March 2018
Gabrielle Elsa Minna Brooks run their first missions with GoodGym.
Gabrielle has just done something they've never done before. Gabrielle has just run a mission; they've changed their running route and run to help someone who really needed their help.
Sat 24th Mar 2018 at 10:30am
Hackney Report written by Barnet runner
Three GoodGymmers met in Hackney on Saturday morning to put up a curtain rail for Mrs E.
On arrival, Mrs E showed us that the curtains in her bedroom had been pulled down by her carer and she was unable to put them back up. On inspection, we saw that they had done it with such force that they had pulled the curtain rail down along with breaking the plastic clips holding it onto the wall (!)
We set about putting it back up but quickly realised that we would need new clips. So we dashed over Victoria Park to look for a hardware shop selling the right parts. Splitting up, we searched five shops before Danny found the exact parts we needed. £3.70 well spent.
Back at the house, we took turns up the ladder (though my height was useful for the extraordinarily high windows) to screw in the new clips then attach the curtains.
As you can see in the photos, it was mission accomplished! We were really pleased to get this done for Mrs E and she was delighted to have her curtains back. A nice way to spend Saturday morning!
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