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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Corbridge attracts Texan property investor (Rousse)
As my father cycled at full pelt up the hill he explained that two very astute business women had bought up most of the residential property in the pretty Northumbrian village of Corbridge. The first was my mother. The second … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, business, Corbridge, cycle, father, hill, investor, mother, Northumberland, property, residential, Texan, village, wealthy, women
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How to reverse safely along the motorway (Rousse)
To test whether or not I was dreaming I put the car into reverse and zoomed backwards along the motorway. No matter what I crashed into, there were no adverse consequences whatsoever.
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Tagged crash, dream, dreaming, motorway, reverse, safely, test, zoom
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Julian Clary, seals, and a dolphin on the Isle of Harris (Rousse)
Comedian Julian Clary led the workshop in a house just above the village beach in Northton, South Harris. As well as displaying his extensive knowledge of local archaeology and wildlife, he also performed magic for his audience. Like everyone else … Continue reading
A trip to Middle-earth, the Shire and Hobbiton (Rousse)
She was only just back from her summer holiday, yet already AM was off on another exciting trip – to Hobbiton in Middle-earth. I clicked the link that she had posted to her Facebook wall and marvelled at the photographs … Continue reading
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Tagged accommodation, ball, beard, beards, chalk, dinosaur, doors, Facebook, Fairy Glen, fast food, ferry, geology, glacier, grass, hill, hills, Hobbiton, holiday, husband, island, Isle of Man, kilts, lawn, link, men, Middle-earth, mobile, mountains, mow, mower, old, park, phone, shack, Shire, Skye, summer, trees, trip, windows
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A new job at the University of East Anglia (Rousse)
EH’s confession was that she had not really been “working at home” on Monday, but at a job interview in Norfolk. She had been offered, and accepted, a chair at the University of East Anglia. “Whatever’s wrong with working here?” … Continue reading
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Tagged chair, confession, corridor, hospital, interview, job, luxury, MacBeth, Norfolk, offices, Patrick Stewart, University of East Anglia, work, work at home
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Herman’s hermits’ secret identity (Rousse)
When I mentioned that I was a toddler fan of Herman and the Hermits, the American drag queen with the shock of orange hair could barely contain his/her excitement. “I wanted to marry Peter Noone when I was three” I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, American, bag, bags, bouffant, business, car, card, chat, conference, cover, drag, dress, dresses, driver, driving, fame, fan, female, frock, girl, hair, hairstyle, hairstyles, Herman, Herman and the hermits, hermits, hotel, identity, magazine, man, marry, mini, Orange, pencil case, Peter Noone, picture, pretty, Queen, red, seat, secret, suite, toddler, TPR, weekend, women
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Claustrophobic passenger trapped under tarpaulin on Calmac crossing (Rousse)
It was January and the main ferry was in for service. This meant that we would travel back to the mainland on a spare vessel. I looked out for it from the pier and was rather surprised at how small … Continue reading
A misremembered Loughborough childhood (Rousse)
BP took to holding staff meetings on Saturday mornings. I was first this week, so I left TPR in bed and wandered off to my appointment, curious to know what was on the agenda. BP and I shared experiences of … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, agenda, appointment, bed, childhood, education, Loughborough, meeting, meetings, misremember, primary, Saturday, school, secondary, TPR
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Herman and his (twenty-first century) hermits take a trip to Manchester Airport (Rousse)
“It’s Herman the German” hissed AW when I asked who was at the wheel of my car. Now I understood why WB was chatting away in her native language in the passenger seat. Herman was driving us all to Manchester … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, Birmingham University, business, car, china, coincidence, departure, documents, driving, German, Herman, Herman and the hermits, hermits, holiday, language, LinkedIn, lounge, Manchester, Manchester airport, Manor House, park, parking, recycle, sofa, trading, travel, trip, University of Birmingham, vehicle
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Discussing ‘Before I go to sleep’ is more tempting than running (Rousse)
I was assured that one of my parents would accompany me on my run around Arthur’s Seat at 06:00am. When neither would confirm which of the two would volunteer I was pretty sure that this would not happen. As things … Continue reading
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Tagged alarm, Arthur's Seat, Before I go to sleep, chaise longue, hotel, Land Rover, navy blue, parents, running, sister, SJ Watson, volunteer
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