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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Her majesty the mother of the bride (Rousse)
I joined the parade for SB’s wedding in the 9-inch nude stilettos chosen for me by WB. All around were upright marching bands, soldiers proud in bearskin hats, and pretty dancing ponies. My nephew P and niece A brought up … Continue reading
Divorced couple set to remarry – in spite of ghoulish guests (Rousse)
My parents were very relieved to hear that TPR and I had overcome our differences and decided to remarry. Our divorce in the mid-1990s had been pretty low-key (he’d simply “gone off” me) and since then we had been spending … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ceremony, chaos, couple, divorce, ghoulish, guests, make-up, marry, mother, parents, remarry, sister, Stockton-on-Tees, Thriller, wedding, White House
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Daily Mail Eurovision Song Contest hoax (Rousse)
It had all been such a rush that none of us – not even E – had remembered to print off boarding passes for the flight from Birmingham. So here were all three of us forking out an extra £20 … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged airport, bag, Birmingham, Boarding, boots, containers, contest, Daily Mail, Eurovision, fake, flight, fly, German, hand bag, handbag, impostor, joke, liquid, Macedonia, Macedonian, official, pass, passport, perfume, scissors, song
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Matt LeBlanc meets Rob Brydon (Rousse)
I offered my only (very loose) connection with show business as a conversation opener to my new friend Matt LeBlanc. On learning this intelligence of Rob Brydon, Matt replied “Well that’s a coincidence. I was at Rob’s new show last … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, coincidence, disguise, Matt LeBlanc, meet, meeting, Rob Brydon, show
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Fashion advice for brides: never wear jeans (Rousse)
We arranged to meet at A and C’s house in the Lake District. TPR and I arrived first and were just getting dressed when N and S came up the stairs. As I struggled to pull on a pair of … Continue reading
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Tagged hen, house, jeans, knickers, Lake District, night, party, sister, skirt, stairs
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A crowded holiday with basking sharks (Rousse)
How many people can you fit on to a tidal rock for a family holiday? In our case it appeared that the invitations were unlimited. Here were gathered: my parents; my sister J; my niece A; an aunt; two cousins … Continue reading
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Tagged aunt, basking shark, basking sharks, cliffs, cousin, cousins, Cuban, family, father, holiday, impostor, parents, rock, school reunion, shark, sharks, sister, Tidal
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Rousse avoids alien abduction
It was not unusual for a Hawk jet to startle walkers as they hiked to the headland, but this aircraft was flying really low. On its second approach it came even closer, perhaps only 30 feet over our heads. Then … Continue reading
Corridor chaos and a Carlisle curiosity (Rousse)
The new corridors on campus were far too narrow. They were also windowless, and nobody thought to post any signs to the walls. As soon as the students returned for the new year, it would be chaos – and perhaps … Continue reading
Wedding preparations and wolves (Rousse)
S and A’s wedding rivalled the Olympics for scale. Everyone was invited. I loved it, especially since so many of my own friends, relations and work colleagues would be there. These included: my sister J and her family all the … Continue reading
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Tagged Botanic Gardens, bride, bridesmaid, bridesmaids, colleagues, curry, delegates, family, Friends, husband, Isle of Man, Olympics, Online 2012, pool, relations, Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, school, sister, sisters, swimming, TPR, twin, twins, wedding, wolf, wolves
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