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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Alex McLeish relishes driving role while Rousse prepares for her test
I felt very honoured that Birmingham City manager Alex McLeish was my driver. From my position on the back seat I leant forward to chat to my former student JM. He was excited about the trip because he had plans … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex McLeish, beach, Birmingham City, driving test, graduates, Isle of Lewis
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Vernon Kay, Tess Daly and a mouse (Belle)
On a beautiful sunny afternoon, I went to a tower block on the Pepys Estate to visit Vernon Kay. He surprised me by giving me quite a passionate kiss and I had no idea we knew each other like that. … Continue reading
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Tagged London, mouse, restaurant, Tess Daly, tower block, Vernon Kay
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Extortionate eatery and exhibitor costs (Rousse)
While JW explained the set-up of the book display and encouraged us to invite potential customers to her sale the next day, I set to work grilling sausages and bacon for the hungry EdCM friends eagerly awaiting breakfast in our … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, book, breakfast, breakfast cereal, Christmas, conference, Edinburgh, exhibition, fruit salad, lava lamp, librarians, London, muesli, New Year, Olympia, sausages
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Assessment extensions and the draw of the Ring of Brodgar (Rousse)
I was so terribly ill that I couldn’t possibly take the Knowledge Management exam. My tutor, Professor BC, was extremely sympathetic (and – most bizarrely – looked super-cool dressed in distressed denim jeans). He granted permission for me to take … Continue reading
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Tagged dissertation, dress, exam, Isle of Lewis, knowledge management, leaflet, library, meeting, Northern Ireland, Orkney, Ring of Brodgar, THS
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Mark Kermode, spy school, beetroot salad (Belle)
The kids at the spy school won the MI5 raffle and a fraud was suspected. Inspectors were sent along and an investigation launched. I was watching all this unravel from a whole food stall across the street. The beetroot salad … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, beetroot, car, Mark Kermode, Morris Minor Traveller, spy
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From Molière to Indiana Jones: the dramas of Rousse continue
Illness had struck and I was forced to relinquish my role in the production of Molière. Two understudies – my work colleague KT and friend SJ – kindly agreed to take the stage in my place. I worried that their … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, cliff, French, Indiana Jones, Moliere, play, rescue, staircase, swimming, umbrella
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Just who is Daniel Wesserstrom? (Belle)
I watched the development of a young artist, who performed in a beautiful rotunda shaped room at Goldsmiths College. His art was in the performance/improvisation style, yet there was no doubt in my mind that he would be as big … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Banksy, Goldsmiths College, improvisation, performance art, photos
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Belle is away with the fairies
I knocked on the door and was invited in. But I could see that the front door was too narrow and the stairs were no bigger than those in a doll’s house. I was way too fat to go visiting … Continue reading
Rousse subject to blackmail threats
We were participating in a scheme to help rehabilitate ex-offenders. I thought I half-recognised our skinny, grey-bearded charge. He knew exactly who I was. He whispered to me that several years ago he’d passed me on an Edinburgh cycle path … Continue reading
Stuart Baggs is Rousse’s rebound husband disaster
I was in deep husband trouble. Number 1 had left me for a slimmer, fitter, small-bottomed model found at the gym. I should have taken action when I could no longer fit into my work skirts back in January. Number … Continue reading