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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Feather shift mini-dresses on trend for Spring 2011 (Rousse)
My university friend JS excitedly told me all about her new boyfriend Alan. Occasionally she would forget a detail. Fortunately he was just a little further up Dundas Street, so whenever she needed any additional information JS simply ran the … Continue reading
Kate Middleton – Belle’s new best friend
I had booked a table at ‘Belle Epoch’, the most famous restaurant in Paris. I was there to meet Kate Middleton for a lunch that had been arranged months before ‘the engagement’. Although this was our first meeting, we decided … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotics, best friend, Kate Middleton, lunch, motorway, Paris, service station
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A difficult climb half dressed (Belle)
I was at the forefront of a new fashion trend. Crisp white shirts and a peaked cap with no trousers, a la President Wensley Dale from Rastamouse. As I was attempting to climb up the grassy slope at school, it … Continue reading
Simon Cowell, Cheryl Cole and Gillian McKeith disappoint (Rousse)
Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole’s sudden departure from the X Factor left a huge hole that I was expected to fill. Knowing very little about the music industry, I let the bony woman through to the next round. She almost … Continue reading
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Tagged American, business school, car, cat, Cheryl Cole, dog, Edinburgh, exam, Gillian McKeith, Golf, great Dane, knowledge management, Simon Cowell, tourist, X Factor
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Searching for silver and scallops, with a car smash in-between (Rousse)
With pick-axes and shovels we leapt into the old Land Rover and headed for the hills. Our secret mission was highly illegal: to mine a supposed seam of silver not yet charted by the authorities. It was a huge risk, … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, Allendale, Assembly Rooms, BT, bus, Christchurch, cycle paths, daughter, Dorset, Edinburgn, grand-daughter, Hexham, Isle of Lewis, knitting, Land Rover, laundry basket, make-up, mining, party, Peugeot 205, pick-axe, pirate, salmon, scallops, shovel, silver, Stornoway, Timsgarry
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Socks on the run (Belle)
My favourite knee-length grey socks had run away from home. I tracked them down to a conference being held in a holiday camp and decided to become a delegate. As we ate dinner in the large refectory, my ex-boyfriend’s new … Continue reading
Weebles wobble – and so does Rousse
I was so well-practised at office moves that I soon organised the contents of my desk drawers, cabinet and bookshelves into neat piles: pens, notepads, paperclips, drawing pins, bath tub toys and Weebles (both commercially produced and ping pong ball … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, bookshelves, cabinet, charity, desk, Disney, drawers, drawing pins, dresses, ducks, Dundee University, family, office, office move, paperclips, pens, ping pong balls, radio, Radio 4, sister, toiletries, toys, Victorian, vintage clothing, Weebles, weight
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The Glasgow School of Spelling, David Bowie, Andy Warhol, Limmy and a retirement home for celebrities (Rousse)
It was very sweet of the organisers to remember me, but I really didn’t deserve any recognition at all at the engineering teaching awards ceremony. I suspected that BB was behind this. The biggest clue was that it was one … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Warhol, awards, basement, bedrooms, bigness, celebrities, chocolates, comedian, David Bowie, Edinburgh, engineering, foundations, Glasgow, grant, Hexham, holiday, Indian, Limmy, media and cultural studies, mobile, nursing home, PhD, professor, Spain, students, teaching, university, University of Glasgow
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