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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Black cats and a toddler (Rousse)
Everywhere I turned there was another black cat. They swarmed through the house as I hunted for my sister. When I found her she showed off her latest creation: a pale blue flowered toddler’s top, modelled by her son. While … Continue reading
Le Creuset pans and A level results (Rousse)
I hadn’t seen Mr and Mrs G since the day of our wedding, but the red Le Creuset pans that they had given to me and TPR were still going strong. I thanked them for the present once again. Mr … Continue reading
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Tagged A level, career, Le Creuset, pan, pans, present, results, thank, TPR, wedding
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The gym cheat (Rousse)
The official exit from the dodgy Indian gym was through a hole the size of a brick. I declared a bad back and sneaked out of the main door.
Lost black spaniel returns – with American children (Rousse)
We’d acquired a dog, but I knew that TPR already regretted taking on this bouncy black spaniel. One morning I discovered that he had not taken the poor pooch out the house even once the previous day. Even so, she … Continue reading
Infertility and super-fertility (Rousse)
It was almost midnight and we were queuing up for unspecified fun. R joined our party, complaining that she was still not pregnant. SL, HJ and I shot one another a glance. This was not the time and place to … Continue reading
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Tagged children, fertility, fun, glass, God, identity, infertility, mother, ornaments, party, pregnant, queue, reproduce, super-fertility, Teessidenose, wife
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Hidden academics (Rousse)
I was asked to share an office with one of the most untidiest of my colleagues. This would be a big challenge for me. As for the students, they would never be able to find us because we failed to … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, challenge, colleague, door, hide, office, PhD student, share, student, untidy
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Nepotism in academia and a quick departure (Rousse)
It was only when the lecturer said that we had to buy presents for the keynote speaker and ‘mom and dad’ that I understood how she had been appointed. Then I considered my own status as a former veterinary nurse. … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, appointment, banister, bog, brick, building, convenience, dad, departure, document, fun, gift, lecturer, mom, navigate, nepotism, nurse, persuasion, present, run, slat, staircase, step, tower, veterinary, wood
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Courting cannibalism (Rousse)
MR was saying to me that working 3 days a week wouldn’t make much difference to my workload, and that I should drop my commitment to two, when TPR arrived at the table. Although I had already bought meat for … Continue reading
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Tagged apper, body, butcher, cannibalism, commitment, court, flesh, meat, parts, supper, table, TPR, waxed, woman, work, workload
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Snow go in Worcestershire – but all’s OK in Birmingham (Rousse)
The big challenge when driving in Birmingham was the quantity of traffic. TPR skilfully managed to avoid a crash as he weaved in and out of the lanes of the huge highways that passed through the city centre. Then we … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, boundary, centre, challenge, city, council, crash, go, highway, lane, responsibility, snow, town, traffic, weave, Worcestershire
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Spaceship flies over Edinburgh and pensioners enjoy the Paris nightwear walk Pierrot-style (Rousse)
I was running very late when I bumped into MT near the Pleasance. I hadn’t seen him for over thirty years and had no idea that he was now working at the University of Edinburgh. I thought he was still … Continue reading
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Tagged air conditioning, capital, cardigan, computer, conference, currency, date, dinner, Edinburgh, France, hall, hearse, Montmartre, New Zealand, nightwear, older man, Paris, peers, pensioners, Pleasance, restaurant, ruby, rucksack, science, seminar, session, ship, space, Spaceship, tweet, University of Edinburgh, walk
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