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Monthly Archives: December 2013
From Harry Potter’s Chamber of Secrets to Coronation Street (Rousse)
I jumped into the back seat of the passing car and made my demand: “Take me to the supermarket. I’m going to watch the second Harry Potter film in French with my husband at Tesco!” I obviously gave the impression … Continue reading
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Tagged car, car-jacker, Chamber of Secrets, conversation, Coronation Street, crawl, discussion, drive, film, French, girlfriends, Harry Potter, husband, movie, seat, sofa, Squeeze, supermarket, Tesco, TPR, unwelcome
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The best accommodation in Pitlochry (Rousse)
Pitlochry was a town of miracles. First I succeeded in parallel parking a chained row of six vehicles. Then I met two 200 year-old residents. This was all the evidence I needed to persuade TPR that we should move to … Continue reading
The schoolgirl cross country champion of Surrey (Rousse)
HW was keeping a big secret, but I saw the evidence pinned to her kitchen noticeboard. Her daughter was the schoolgirl cross country champion of Surrey.
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Tagged champion, cross country, daughter, evidence, kitchen, noticeboard, schoolgirl, secret, Surrey
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Back to Online 1997 (Rousse)
As I wandered around London Olympia I tried to work out what year it was. The dolly birds in hot-pants who rode around the exhibition on roller-skates handing out freebies provided the clue that it was dot com boom time. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1997, 1998, boom, cell, clue, dolly bird, dolly birds, dot.com, exhibition, freebies, hot, hot pants, London, mobile, Olympia, Online, pants, phone, phones, roller skates, time, time travel, year
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A dodgy flight to Dublin (Rousse)
My route home from the funeral in Northern Ireland comprised a flight to Dublin, then a coach ride to the coast, followed by a trip in the QE2 at four miles an hour back across the Irish Sea. The latter … Continue reading
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Tagged airborne, aircraft, children, classroom, coach, cockpit, dodgy, Dublin, e-mail, entertainment, field, flight, fly, funeral, hills, hurt, Irish Sea, itinerary, journey, land, landing, low, meeting, meetings, moorland, Northern Ireland, nose, pilot, pylon, QE2, single-track, smash, swear, window, wing
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PhD interview disaster (Rousse)
The printed schedule for interviewing the PhD candidates was littered with typos. Then one of my colleagues invited the first applicant to sit in the interview of the second, which was now running 30 minutes late. This was completely out … Continue reading
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Tagged applicant, colleague, disaster, interview, PhD, schedule, typo, typos
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Running clothes for women (Rousse)
BF turned up at the house in a stretchy brown crocheted dress. She’d last worn this garment when delivering a presidential address to a professional body in 2010. Today she thought it was suitable attire for a 06:00am run.
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Tagged 2010, address, attire, body, brown, clothes, crochet, dress, garment, president, presidential, professional, running, stretch
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Coping with Canadian weather and dangerous dogs (Rousse)
We learnt about the extremes of Canadian weather during our family touring holiday. One moment we were watching entire islands being swept along an immense broad valley in meltwater floods. The next we were struggling to drive over roads sealed … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, beach, bearings, Canadian, car, cope, coping, danger, dangerous, direction, dog, dogs, family, father, flight, flood, holiday, ice, island, islands, Jack Russell, lost, meltwater, Pitlochry, road, Rockies, salt, sand, sandy, Scottish, settlement, sunshine, teeth, terrier, terriers, Toronto, touring, vacation, valley, weather, wilderness, windows, woman, yellow
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