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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Mobile phones, a model couple, and gargoyles (Rousse)
TPR and I really needed to get our act together. First, we should carry our mobile phones at all times. This would have saved us the trauma of losing one another in France. Then TPR had to cut down on … Continue reading
The brain in the box and the wrong partner (Rousse)
Everyone was there, including TPR, JM, DT, KJ, NP and SF. JLW arrived a little later with a present for me: some fun photos of the pair of us that she had purchased from a Blipfoto booth. At first it … Continue reading
How to stop puppy biting (Rousse)
Upstairs at the White House in my sister S’s room, the cocker spaniel puppy would not let go of my hand. His alligator teeth were well and truly clamped into my skin. I really had to shake him off before … Continue reading
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Tagged alligator, biting, clamp, cocker, damage, dog, hand, Hartburn, idea, ignore, lavatory, puppy, skin, spaniel, Stockton-on-Tees, teeth, White House
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Academics work through the night to cope with workload (Rousse)
I was both amazed and appalled to discover an office full of colleagues on campus working at 02:00 in the morning. One was just about to pack up and go home to his wife and children, but would only manage … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, chat, children, colleagues, cope, office, research, sleep, students, teaching, wife, workload
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House move improves laundry facilities (Rousse)
DT and KJ came to visit our new flat on the top floor of an old house built into the hills. KJ was not convinced that it was an improvement on our old place. I argued that it was. This … Continue reading
Christmas confusion leads to a very late lunch (Rousse)
In all the confusion of the Christmas celebrations my mother forgot to switch on the oven. We ended up eating the roast potatoes for breakfast on Boxing Day, and the turkey a couple of days later.
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Tagged Boxing Day, breakfast, Christmas, confusion, lunch, mother, oven, potatoes, turkey
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Drugs and death at Tesco (Rousse)
I needed drugs. TPR told me that we could buy them over the counter at the supermarket. I wasn’t too sure of this, but felt it was worth a try, so I followed him out of the door and along … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant, £20, bored, Broughton Road, car, car park, charge, child, children, chit chat, counter, death, door, drug, drugs, duty, Edinburgh, entrance, fatality, idle, kid, kids, kill, layout, magazine, neighbourhood, newspaper, park, people, pharmacy, quest, request, road, sample, scream, stands, stick, supermarket, Tesco, TPR
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Rousse’s one night stand
I had been a faithful wife for almost three decades and now I’d blown it after a brief (but fun) encounter with XY (also married) in the marital bed while TPR was fast asleep along the corridor in the spare … Continue reading
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Tagged asleep, bed, bedroom, card, cards, Christmas, corridor, covers, Craiglockhart, enounter, faithful, futon, guilt, house, infidelity, innocence, invention, married, mouth, night, one night stand, passion, photography, promiscuity, ride, STD, study, taxi, test, town, TPR, wife, work
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A monochrome moon rise, a self-driving car, drunken students, a horse, frozen waves, and a train ride to Edinburgh from South Queensferry (Rousse)
From the back seat of the car I noticed the moon rising in monochrome over Waverley Bridge. “Slow down!” I shouted at TPR, “This is amazing. I need to photograph it!” When he didn’t reply to me I leant over … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, asleep, bridge, bus, buses, car, driverless, drunk, Edinburgh, Forth, frozen, horse, man, monochrome, moon, navigate, photograph, playground, railway, river, roundabout, seat, self-driving, South Queensferry, students, TPR, tracks, Waverley Bridge, waves, wheel, window
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