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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Looters target “closed” university campus (Rousse)
I broke my promise to myself and sneaked into the office during the Christmas vacation shut-down. I knew that it was wrong – especially since the University had asked for all computers to be switched off for a fortnight – … Continue reading
A sad cycling trip to Sassau (Rousse)
We had travelled for days, and at last we reached the southern edges of Europe. It had been an adventurous voyage so far: In a medieval French square we’d caught a glimpse of a JS lookalike in a red spotted … Continue reading
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Tagged Bavaria, bike, car, cotton, cycle, cycling, dress, driving, Europe, ferry, France, goodbye, goodbyes, Greek, Greeks, jetty, manufacturer, medieval, Microsoft, quay, quayside, red, sad, Sassau, sea, skirt, south, spotted, square, steal, T shirt, T shirts, textile, textiles, Walchensee
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Hobbit star turns her talents to Batman (Rousse)
Now that the filming for The Hobbit was complete, it was time to celebrate. Co-starring as Bilbo Baggins’ best friend, I was in the thick of the action both on and off-stage. However, we all knew that the real star … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, actress, actresses, award, awards, Batman, beauty, Berkshire, Bilbo Baggins, borrow, canapé, canapés, cast, ceremony, company, crew, dean, drink, drinks, facilities, female, film, filming, films, foray, Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, LOTR, movie, movies, PA, party, photo, photograph, photographs, photos, post-production, production, red, role, seat, seats, set, stage, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, velvet
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A fortunate Falkirk house sale (Rousse)
Following a fabulous picnic on the grassy dunes of Falkirk from where PC, SA, RC and I watched the sea-rooted wind turbines, I confirmed my decision to move out of town. How fortunate that the doctor’s Georgian house on the … Continue reading
Celery and lettuce leftover plans (Rousse)
My exam preparation class went reasonably well, but there was a lot of salad left afterwards. I urged all the students, but particularly SL, to take the celery and lettuce home with them.
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Tagged celery, exam, examination, home, lettuce, prep, preparation, salad, students
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Award-winning dress designer’s garment giveaway and new restaurant business venture (Rousse)
I bumped into the award-winning dress designer MSB in the queue at the enquiry desk of the Scottish Business Information Service, within the National Library of Scotland. While I had been working (and risking the loss of my MacBook Air … Continue reading
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Tagged accessories, accessory, air, award, bill, business, decor, designer, dining, dinner, dress, dresses, garment, garments, gown, gowns, guest, guests, hat, MacAir, MacBook, pink, posh, queue, research, restaurant, robe, robes, room, SCOTBIS, Scottish Business Information Service, soup, space, staff, storeroom, table, waiting, winner, winning, work
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London submerged under floods (Rousse)
I stood on the bridge over the “road” and marvelled at the swollen river that had forced a course through central London. It was now impossible to tell what was the Thames and what was not. Although everyone had been … Continue reading
Miss Piggy’s plastic surgery and GCHQ’s latest discovery (Rousse)
“Miss Piggy was the first animal to go under the knife”, said I, the renowned expert on plastic surgery for pets. The conversation continued as we hobbled along the country lane that ran alongside the M5. The tramp was good … Continue reading
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Tagged bell, Birmingham, catherdral, Cheltenham, conversation, cosmetic, cosmetic surgery, element, GCHQ, knife, M5, Miss Piggy, path, pet, pets, plastic, plastic surgery, scientist, scientists, surgery, tramp, twoer, woman, Worcester
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Smuggling sisters in the ‘bag for life’ mystery (Belle)
As the lift door opened my father rushed out and shoved two plastic ‘bags for life’ towards us – one each for my sister and me. “You must smuggle these out of here” he said, before rushing off across the … Continue reading
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Tagged bag for life, bed, cash, father, hotel, lift, lobby, shower, sister, Switzerland, wardrobe
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