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25.01.2022 Do you want to work at Parliament on King? We’ve got a few shifts a week, mornings and weekends and we could really do with a hand. You’ll need to be a solid café all-rounder with an RSA, looking after the food, the coffee and the service.... But there’s more to it than that: as we slowly reopen from our Covid hiatus, we’re re-setting, lifting our food game, it’s a chance to reimagine what we can do, and how good we can be, so if you’re into food and coffee and want to make a mark, this could be fun. There’s also the other things, like making our refugee and asylum seeker team welcome each day as they turn up for work in the kitchen (here’s a photo of them in action from last year), or just turn up for company and conversation. Not to mention helping with our soup kitchen, welcoming our guests and other happy things. You can make someone’s day, every day. If you’re interested, get in touch, you can reach Ravi on 0414 235 3125, or if you know someone who could be perfect, please spread the word. We’re also open on Saturday and Sunday, so if you want to come and check it out before you call, you’d be welcome. Hope to see you in the café. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station.

23.01.2022 Merry everything and happy everything always to you from all of us @parliamentonking Miao makes Marvelous from gingerbread, and it’s extraordinary, as is customary at festivus. Open Saturday and Sunday then we’re closed until the end of the first week of January. I know, it’s been a strange time, stay safe. #parliamentonking

23.01.2022 ‘What should I drink during the during the mayhem that is unfolding?’ Good question, we’ve been experimenting, we are afrer all, dedicated professionals - and have good news for you: cocktails. Cocktails go perfectly with dystopia; it’s a proven fact, maybe even science. You should come in on Saturday and Sunday and conduct the experiment for yourself. Or on yourself.... Or on someone you love, or just by yourself, sitting in a tranquil pool of sunshine like a Zen master. Or with a Zen master and cake. Have cake too, or a snack, we’re all about RSA here, that and sanitising, and having you 1.5 meters from the nearest Zen master or anyone for that matter. Except puppies, so if you’re one of the people who walk here with your puppy, nothing has changed. Crazy times. Here’s a picture of one of Pauls photogenic cocktails, he took it himself. He’s even decorated with coffee beans because we’re doing coffee (and cold brew) cocktails how adorable is this photo, look at those little beans! We’re open all day Saturday, until the soup kitchen kicks in, and on Sunday until we get tired. See you here. X

22.01.2022 Miao’s gingerbread house, in the middle of the woods, made with love. These are strange days. Stay close, even when apart. Wishing you happy everything always, from all of us @parliamentonking

22.01.2022 Life drawing, in the park en plein air with with our model Shan; not quite a nude. Saturday 10th of October, 11am until 1pm, just $20. Meeting at Parliament on King at 10.45 am. Yes, it’s life drawing, the only difference is that it’s outside, and the model is not quite nude, instead, to avoid a scandal, she’ll be wearing a skin-tone body suit. It’s a return to the classical tradition of en plein air art making.... We’ll meet at Parliament on King at 10.45 am, where we can have a coffee, then walk to a secret destination, down the road in Sydney Park, where we can draw our model. Shan is a highly experienced model and an artist in her own right, she’ll not only be modelling but hosting the session. Number are limited and physical distance will be maintained, bookings are essential. Bring your drawing materials, and a picnic rug or something comfy to sit on make some friends and make some art. If you’d like, you can bring a picnic and join us for lunch in the park once drawing has finished. When: Saturday 10th of October, 11am until 1pm. To book: Follow this link: https://parliament-on-king.square.site//life-drawing-i/13 Where: Meeting at Parliament on King at 10.45 am, 632 King street 2043, the Erskinville end of King, just up from St Peters station. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected] This image: Winslow Homer.

21.01.2022 Great Southern Nights at Parliament, Huck was incredible. Next show is next Saturday.

20.01.2022 Tomorrow there will be Huck!

20.01.2022 We’re back open for 2021 if you need a quiet, calm, happy place for you to escape the madness of the last few weeks, we’d love to welcome you. We’ve also got a few more of our Japanese Kimono print face masks for sale. Available from the café this weekend, the 9th and 10th of January, to pick up from the café. Made by, and supporting, asylum seekers and refugees at Parliament on King. Washable, reusable 100% cotton $22.50.... Pick up from the café on Saturday and Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. We have 20 and available until sold out. Hand crafted with love by our lovely asylum seeker and refugee team, from imported Japanese Kimono fabric and cotton lined these face masks are soft, comfortable and beautiful. There’s no job keeper for our team, so making these gorgeous masks is one way to support them through these challenging times. If you do visit the café on the weekend, we have cocktails and some of Della’s home cooking. You can also buy on line for delivery, or find out more at our on-line store here: https://parliament-on-king.square.site/ Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

17.01.2022 Lola is wonderful! X

17.01.2022 Unusually, A few tickets left for Friday night! If you’ve not been able to get a booking, thus could be the week!

16.01.2022 Japanese Kimono print face masks. Washable, reusable 100% cotton $22.50. Made by, and supporting, asylum seekers and refugees at Parliament on King. Order on-line, for pick up from the café the following Saturday and Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm.... Hand crafted with love by our lovely asylum seeker and refugee team, from imported Japanese Kimono fabric and cotton lined these face masks are soft, comfortable and beautiful. There’s no job keeper for our team, so making these gorgeous masks is one way to support them through these challenging times. These masks are not just gorgeous, they are also happy things, and made with love and optimism that things will get better; and they will. You can also buy on line, or find out more at our on-line store here: https://parliament-on-king.square.site/ Pre-order pick up: Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

15.01.2022 Japanese Kimono print face masks. Available this weekend, the 29th and 30th, to pick up from the café. Made by, and supporting, asylum seekers and refugees at Parliament on King. Washable, reusable 100% cotton $22.50. Pick up from the café on Saturday and Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. We have 40 and available until sold out. ... Hand crafted with love by our lovely asylum seeker and refugee team, from imported Japanese Kimono fabric and cotton lined these face masks are soft, comfortable and beautiful. There’s no job keeper for our team, so making these gorgeous masks is one way to support them through these challenging times. These masks are not just gorgeous, they are also happy things, and made with love and optimism that things will get better; and they will. If you do visit the café on the weekend, we have bagels, and cocktails and some of Della’s home cooking. Not to mention fresh soups on Sunday. You can also buy on line for delivery, or find out more at our on-line store here: https://parliament-on-king.square.site/ Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

15.01.2022 We’re open Saturday and Sunday! And Paul is making croque monsieur, and he’s French, so it’s the way he remembers it from back home, here’s a photo of what they look like, it’ not my best photo, I took it late, at night, when I was tired. I was more interested in sleeping that food. You know what that's like. I regret not doing a job that does Paul’s croqe monsieur justice. I’m sorry Paul.... Oh, and Della is baking again, and that’s always wonderful. And it’s raining, so there’s espresso martinis, of course. Come and watch the rain with us. And there’s the soup kitchen on Saturday night too. As always, made by our asylum seeker and refugee team, the soups will be free to anyone that is struggling, or ‘pay what you can afford’. We’ll also be offering fresh-frozen soups for people to take home, for $5 per soup. Best of all, we're also delivering free soups to those in need. With our soups, there’s always vegan option, with recipes form the countries of origin of our refugee and asylum seeker team from rich Burmese coconut cream, to hearty Persian vegetable, they’re just wonderful. When: Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

14.01.2022 Do you need some free meals? How can Parliament on King help you? Let us know. As you know, to keep our asylum seeker and refugee team working, we’ve opened a soup kitchen. They get paid, and food is made, and distributed for free, to those most in need.... And right now, more than ever, many of us are facing challenging times. We’ve been lucky, thanks to a community fund raising campaign, a donation by Vivcourt Trading, a grant from The City of Sydney, and the generous help and support of dedicated volunteers, we can keep our soup kitchen running for many, many months to come it also means we can make and donate more beautiful meals. So, if you know someone who needs some lovely meals, or if your community group, organisation, charity, or service can get some to those in need, please let us know, we may be able to help. Every meal is made and given with love by our skilled asylum seeker and refugee chefs (the photo is of our very lovely Bangladeshi chef Fatema). Every meal is made to the same high standards we set for Parliament’s social enterprise catering project. And if you’re doing it tough, they are free for you too. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. If you want to pick up soups yourself, or just visit the café here are the details: When: Friday from 5.30 until soups run out. Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. #parliamentonking

14.01.2022 The soup we make and give away to those in need, is made the same way, to the same standard, using the same ingredients as the soup we make when we cater or do dinners. The only difference is that instead of being $12.50 a bowl in the café, we give them away for free and they are given as they are made, with love. If you’d like to try making one yourself, here’s one of our chefs recipes on SBS Food.... https://www.sbs.com.au//sallys-famous-lentil-and-vegetable Friday means we are cooking up a fresh batch of soups to deliver over the weekend. And they go to all sorts of places. Friday night this includes delivering some to Will2Live, and some will also be picked up by the fabulous team at Tribal Warrior. On Saturday, the first stop is One Meal it makes a difference, in Green Park, Darlinghurst. If you’d like to know more about what we do, feel free to message our page, or even call Ravi directly on 0414 23 5 325. And don’t forget, we’re open all day Saturday and Sunday, from 9am until soup kitchen time at 6 come and say hi and have some soup.

13.01.2022 We’re open Saturday and Sunday. Again and from now on! And Della is baking, and that’s always wonderful. Della got this incredible French cookbook for Mother’s Day, and since, there has been an endless series of tarts and treats flowing from the kitchen - and her heart.... You’ll be able to enjoy something like this one, pictured, it’s her latest Apple Tart. It’s astonishing. There are other specials too, and working in the café will be Paul, who we love, he’s special too. And there’s the soup kitchen on Friday and Saturday night too. As always, made by our asylum seeker and refugee team, the soups will be free to anyone that is struggling, or ‘pay what you can afford’. We’ll also be offering fresh-frozen soups for people to take home, for $5 per soup. Best of all, we're also delivering free soups to those in need. With our soups, there’s always vegan option, with recipes form the countries of origin of our refugee and asylum seeker team from rich Burmese coconut cream, to hearty Persian vegetable, they’re just wonderful. When: Friday from 5.30 until soups run out. Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

13.01.2022 From the Soup of Human Kindness here’s the crew from Tribal Warrior and a some of our regular, most wonderful, volunteers doing their thing on a Friday night. Yes, the soup kitchen here at Parliament on King is going strong. As you know, to keep our asylum seeker and refugee team working, we’ve opened a soup kitchen. They get paid, and food is made, and distributed for free, to those most in need.... And right now, more than ever, many of us are facing challenging times. We’ve been lucky, thanks to a community fund raising campaign, a donation by Vivcourt Trading, a grant from The City of Sydney, and the generous help and support of dedicated volunteers, we can keep our soup kitchen running for many, many months to come it also means we can make and donate more beautiful meals. So, if you know someone who needs some lovely meals, or if your community group, organisation, charity, or service can get some to those in need, please let us know, we may be able to help. Every meal is made and given with love by our skilled asylum seeker and refugee chefs. Every meal is made to the same high standards we set for Parliament’s social enterprise catering project. And if you’re doing it tough, they are free for you too. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. If you want to pick up soups yourself, or just visit the café here are the details: When: Friday from 5.30 until soups run out. Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. #parliamentonking

11.01.2022 Wait for it.... and so it came to pass that a ziggurat of Churchill willow pattern plates, perched precariously above the chasm of the sink, came to meet their destiny at the merciless hands of gravity. Plates, no matter how adored, are just stuff. And this is the destiny of stuff. Paul’s fingers are treasures. And one was hurt. The prized ‘bird finger’. The nine surviving fingers went on to make more coffees. ... If you’re around this afternoon, come and see Paul’s fingers. Behold their magnificence. We love you Paul.

10.01.2022 Still life drawing; for this weekend’s Newtown Festival Backyard Party, at Parliamewnt on King. If you like to draw, you can join our Newtown Festival Backyard Party in the café. It’s not exactly a back yard, but it is home. All weekend we’ll be creating still life subjects, using skulls from Parliament’s Skull Library, and you’re invited to come, sit for a while and do some drawing.... If you’d like you can even borrow ourt art supplies, there wil be pencils, charcoal and paper and things available, just ask one of the team when you arrive and they’ll look after you. It’s happening all weekend, Saturday and Sunday from 8.30 am until close. Yes, as usual there wil be wines and foods and Della’s going to be baking. Thanks to the lovely and dedicated folks at the Newtown Neighbourhod Centre, who orgaise the Newtown Festival each year, To see what’s up this weekend, or more ideas, or to register your Backyard Party check out their website at www.newtownfestival.org Where: Parliament on King, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected]

08.01.2022 Ok, still a few tickets left fir tomorrow night!

08.01.2022 Yes. Some of our favourite people are back, playing music here again. A few tweaks to keep physically distant, and a limited number of seats, but it’s back. Come! With thanks to the City of Sydney and their Night Time Diversification Grant, thanks guys, we're back at last.

08.01.2022 Donate a thing, get a coffee (and a virtual hug of gratitude). Some of our lovely asylum seeker and refugee friends really need a hand right now. We’re all doing it tough at the moment, but some of our friends are really struggling, and struggling just to get the basics, like pads, and shampoo. So, your donation will help, and help preserve dignity.... Your donations go to the Food Bank at the House of Welcome, who distribute those things to our asylum seekers and refuges friends. Here’s a list: -Shampoo -Pads -Toothbrushes -Deodorant -Dishwashing liquid -Laundry powder What to do: Drop your donation into us, Parliament on King, on Saturday the 26th of September of Sunday the 27th, between 9am and 5.30 pm. It’s that simple. We’ll get your donations to them. If you’d like to stay at the café for a while, we’d love to shout you a coffee, though with limited Covid 19 seating, it may not always be possible, but we’ll do our best. Hope to see you on the weekend. We can make this happen. Thank you. Where: Meeting at Parliament on King at 10.45 am, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected] If you’d like, I’d suggest liking the House of Welcomes Facebook page, like our friends at the Asylum Seeker Centre, they do the most wonderful work. You can also check out the Welcome Merchant on Insta, they’re the ones who are helping to arrange all of this, thanks Marjorie!

05.01.2022 We’re open Saturday and Sunday. Yes, the cafe is open; as our are hearts and minds. We are open to new ideas, new ways of imagining our shared future, open to friends, open to kindness community and belonging. And Della made cake, this cake, it’s a Banana Folie, topped with vanilla ice-cream and home-made salted caramel sauce. ... There are other specials too, and working in the café will be Paul, who we love, he’s special too. And there’s the soup kitchen on Friday and Saturday night too. As always, made by our asylum seeker and refugee team, the soups will be free to anyone that is struggling, or ‘pay what you can afford’. We’ll also be offering fresh-frozen soups for people to take home, for $5 per soup. Best of all, we're also delivering free soups to those in need. With our soups, there’s always vegan option, with recipes form the countries of origin of our refugee and asylum seeker team from rich Burmese coconut cream, to hearty Persian vegetable, they’re just wonderful. When: Friday from 5.30 until soups run out. Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

05.01.2022 Would you like Paul’s job at the café? He’s moving on, so we need someone as wonderful. Would you like a few shifts a week? Here’s Paul, just watch this, the carnage as 10 Johnston Willow pattern plates meet their destiny. This cataclysm of crookery is not related to his departure. We show it here for scientific reasons only; behold the mystery of gravity.... Yes, there’s work going, and you may like being part of the team, if you’re a café all-rounder, or just make a good espresso, or know someone who does, please get in touch. You can call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message the Parliament on King FB page. Parliament on King at 10.45 am, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station.

04.01.2022 This Sunday, Anita plays a very small, socially distanced, Covid safe and magical show in the cafe, first show at 4, the second at 6!

03.01.2022 Gandhi was once asked what he thought about Western civilisation, he replied 'yes, that would be a good idea'. That's comedy gold. IIf he was still around he'd be doing shows here, I'd offer him a gig for sure. Yes, there's something funny going on at Parliament... boom tish. The Tight 5 are back.... The last few weeks sold out early, so I'd follow the link and book. Thanks to the City of Sydney for helping to make this possible, and see you on the night.

03.01.2022 This is Shan making our cocktails look glamorous, Shan makes everything look glamorous. She could make a muffin look glamorous and we have them this weekend too, blueberry and ricotta and chocolate cherry to be precise. She could also make soup look glamorous too, and yes, we have soups this weekend. Our famous Soup of Human Kindness kitchen soups to be precise. Made by our famous refugee and asylum seeker chefs.... To summarise this post: 1.Famous 2.Glamerous 3.Muffin 4.Cocktail 5.Soups. It’s going to be chilly, so soups are good, heart-warming stuff. Soups and a cocktails are even better. Don’t forget, to order your masks! Just follow the link : parliament-on-king.square.site It’ll be nice here, se you on the weekend. When: Saturday, from 9 am until 5.30 pm and then soups, until they run out. Sunday, from 9am until 5.30 pm. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King St, the ‘Paris’ end of King on the thoughtful side of the road, just up from the marvel that is St Peters Station. Contact: Call Ravi on 0414 235 325, email [email protected] or message our Facebook page. #parliamentonking

03.01.2022 40 Free Artworks I owe to the Universe for not paying adequate attention. An exhibition of art work by Ravi Prasad. All works are free. . When:...Continue reading

03.01.2022 This Friday, the comedy is back at Parliament, and how we have missed it. Thanks to the City of Sydney for helping us through all of this!

02.01.2022 The Parliament on King Skull Library Free to borrow and draw in the café. If you’ve been to one of our life drawing events, which are on a social distancing hold, you’ll know we have skulls you can study and draw it’s the classical tradition.... What you may not know is that these are available for anyone who’d like to draw them in the café. All we ask is that you keep your visit to 60 minutes, as, for the same social distancing reasons, seating is limited and handle the skulls carefully, in a manner respectful to the dignity of the animal. They are available on request, but it’s always best to send a message so you can book a table. We have, in various weather worn states: -Kangaroo -Goats -Human (cast replica) -Pig -Bird (very small). In the next couple of weeks, we’ll restart still-life drawing in the café, which is free, and hopefully soon restart our life drawing sessions too. We do have one life drawing session coming up, a plein-air session in the park on the on the X, if you’d like to come yo can book here: https://parliament-on-king.square.site//life-drawing-i/13 Where: Parliament on King, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station. When: We’re open Saturday and Sunday from 8.30 to 5.30 pm for now at least, more hours to come. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected]

02.01.2022 Just a brief update on how wonderful you are and some photographic evidence of your wonderfulness and a thank you. So, you may know the story: last Thursday we put out a call on the Parliament on King FB page to help stock the food bank at the House of Welcome who support many of our refugee and asylum seeker friends and some of Parliament’s own refugee and asylum seeker team. And what happened is enough to make you believe in miracles. A reminder of how beautiful our fr...iends and neighbours are. Of how lucky we are to be here and have each other as neighbours and friends. So, you can see in the photos, this is what kindness and decency can do. I look at it now, days later, and still feel that happy-warm hearted feeling you get when you see something kind happen in the world. We literally need a truck to get it all from Parliament on King to the H.O.W, we managed with a ute - behold the magnificence of this heavily laden ute! There was so much in the tray that we had to fill the back seats. Thank you, from all of us, and thanks for looking each other. One last thing to mention, that marvellous looking person in the photo is Marjorie (not the pirate/ lumberjack person I really need to shave that ISO beard) anyway Marjorie is from the Welcome Merchant, and it was her idea to put this together, like and follow their page, if you can. They make fabulous happen on the daily. We’re open on the weekend if you want to stop and say ‘hi’, if you were a donor, let us know, you are wonderful and we’d love to shout you a coffee. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected]

01.01.2022 This was sweet. a little movie about us! A while back a French journalist, living in Australia did a radio interview with us for the French media, she also shot some footage for her own side project, which became this little movie. I think it’s a sweet little introduction to what we all do thank you!

01.01.2022 We can make you happy from 7.30 in the morning. Actually, Sue can make you happy, she makes everyone happy, even birds love Sue. You could write songs about Sue - and everyone would want to sing along. People would play those songs at special events, like birthdays and weddings; that’s how lovely those songs would be. Yes, we’re now. Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 7.30 am until 10.30 am, and Sue will be running the place; and there may be birds. See you in the morn...ing. Where: Parliament on King, 632 King street 2043, the Erskineville end of King, just up from St Peters station. Contact: For more information, contact Ravi on 0414 235 325. Email, [email protected]

01.01.2022 Let me share something with you, that really changed things for me today. At times I feel quite alone with the problem of how to keep our soup kitchen running, there are sleepless nights, and days when the anxiety really gets in the way. Then there is today - and a stranger called Joan M Haslam, who I’ve never met, who lives in Victoria, who sent me a cheque for $100.... A bit about the soup kitchen first at Parliament on King, we’ve been paying members of our wonderful asylum seeker and refugee team to make food, (soups, noodles, rices), then donating them, for free, to those in need - international students, the homeless, people feeling the pain of these difficult times. anyway, back to Joan. I can get swept up in the anxiety of it all, and I forget that I’m not really alone; there are others, who care for the same problems of the world that trouble me. Sometimes you just need someone to make you see what’s always been there. So, thank you Joan, for the reminder, and your kindness, I was not having my best day until your letter arrived, I am very grateful. We’ll turn your $100 in to meals for those that need them, and work for those who are struggling . If you want to help, you can donate too if you’d like. I’d hoped that our social enterprise catering would have recovered, so that we could cover the cost of the soup kitchen from revenues, but given what’s been happening, I’m really not sure when this can happen. So, I might need a little help for a little while longer. I might do a Patron or something, if you have an idea of the best way to do this, let me know. Thank you to all the beautiful volunteers that keep this working, and all of you who have supported us, or donated, since this began; thank you for being part of this. If you want to get in touch, message me at Parliament on Kings FB page, call, or email [email protected] Ravi