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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Beware iPhone e-mail reconnection charges and approaching traffic (Rousse)
Although I was on holiday I couldn’t resist checking in on campus. Here I found a few close colleagues (DB, EH) taking a group of foreign staff and students out for lunch. Some walked to the restaurant, and others cycled. … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, cycling, driving, foreign, holiday, iPhone, lunch, pay-as-you-go, reconnection, staff, students, telecom, trandems, walking
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Rousse runs and battles nepotism at the BBC
I ran past the Scottish Parliament with old-timers EJ and LG even though neither was a current member of the running club. One no longer lived in Edinburgh and the other was heavily pregnant. ‘Why are you here?” I asked. … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, career, coffee, job, nepotism, pregnancy, pregnant, running, Scottish parliament, sister, staircase
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Diet Coke special delivery and explanations of evidence based practice (Rousse)
I took a last minute decision to call into Tesco to stock up on supplies for my office. By the time I reached the till I had bought far more than I could carry, largely due to the purchase of … Continue reading
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Tagged admin, audience, cashier, checkout, conference, customer, Diet Coke, dress, evidence based practice, female, lawyers, medicine, office multipack, paralegal computing, Tesco, till
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Monkey on drugs (Belle)
Now that the monkey had moved into my childhood home, I realised just how easily I had been tricked. Far from liking me, it became obvious that it was simply looking for somewhere comfortable to take heroin.
Jonathan Ross’ theatre date and a threat of war in Edinburgh (Rousse)
Every time that we stopped to take a photo on our walk along the headland the gap between us and Jonathan Ross narrowed. Eventually he was so close behind us that we could hear every word he shared with his … Continue reading
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Tagged bin, bins, bomber, bombers, bread, date, daughter, deliver, deliveries, delivery, Edinburgh, estate, foyer, freezer, headland, Jonathan Ross, Omni Centre, photo, photograph, photographs, photography, photos, theatre, university, VIP, VIPs, workaholism
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The forgotten poet (Belle)
Rousse had set the pub quiz question feeling confident that I would know the answer. It was true, I did remember the poet’s brief musical career, his reworking of Gawain and the Green Knight and his northerness. But I just … Continue reading
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Tagged poet, pub quiz, Rousse, Simon Armitage, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Yorkshire
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The first Apple iPad3 hits Britain as an unexpected pregnancy is revealed (Rousse)
I was so impressed with myself as the owner of an iPad3. Nobody else had one: only me. TPR, however, was throughly sick of my obsession with Apple products. As far as he was concerned, the iPad3 looked very much … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, British Library, dinghy, Edinburgh, Euston Road, garage, husband, iPad, iPad3, iPod, pregnant, shed, Sinclair C5, TPR
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David Cameron’s seven-pack centrefold – plus numerous other adventures, including one at Buckingham Palace (Rousse)
At first I was thrilled to be resident at Buckingham Palace. However, I hadn’t understood that once welcomed in, there was little prospect of getting out. I begged the security staff to show me the exit, explaining how much I … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bed, bikes, Buckingham Palace, car, cars, centre-fold, cigarette, cycling, Daily Mail, David Cameron, dormitory, Dorset, dream, ferry, Harris, holiday, Holy Island, installation, Isle of Skye, Lindisfarne, Lindisfarne Castle, magazine, meeting, Nancy Cameron, politics, prime minister, royal family, running, security, seven-pack, six-pack, smoking, torso, TPR, Uig, video
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