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Monthly Archives: July 2020
Alien pink babies emerge from the plumbing (Rousse)
I was returning the keys of the Lomax so that someone else could take it for a drive when a woman at the sink shrieked. ‘It’s Elaine’s head – as a baby!” she shouted ‘And several more of them coming … Continue reading
Canine and human vandals ruin corridor wall (Rousse)
I was very angry to find dog’s paw prints along the skirting board and up the edge of the wallpaper in the corridor. I was angrier still when I saw that someone had vandalised the same wall with details in … Continue reading
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Tagged canine, corridor, Edinburgh, Forrest Road, human, party, paw, print, vandal, wall
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Husband presents wife with a Porsche – and a divorce (Rousse)
TPR bought me a midnight blue Porsche, then instructed me to drive him from the south west of England to Lowestoft. He announced that this would be our final trip before he divorced me. It was an emotionally painful journey. … Continue reading
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Tagged brake, directions, divorce, husband, Lowestoft, M25, map, Porsche, Wales, walkers, wife
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Princes Harry and William at the ice pageant (Belle)
Travelling up the escalator to the sixth-floor office, I saw a gaping hole at the top and Mr L (my school history teacher) fell down. Fortunately, he swung himself back to safety like a gibbon. But I was fuming about … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, athletes, badmington, Christmas carol, Colonel, escalator, gibbon, history teacher, ice pageant, ice-rink, ice-skater, ping pong, Prince Harry, Prince William, table tennis, trumpet, UK, USA
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Celebrity adultery and art work destruction (Belle)
My new corporate job involved working with a team that was scanning great works of art. The technology they were using destroyed the art works during the scanning process. When I told them it was perfectly possible to scan art … Continue reading
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Tagged art work, celebrities, Excel, scanner, spouse, spreadsheet, training course
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Ae fond kiss and then we sever – with Graeme Souness (Rousse)
Graeme Souness took me aside and whispered that he felt that English soccer could do more to identify young local talent rather than look abroad to develop their teams. For example, he argued, there must be dozens of young men, … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd, England, English, football, Graeme Souness, kiss, microphone, Newcastle United, reporter, romantic, single, soccer, wife
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An afternoon with Killing Eve star Sandra Oh (Rousse)
I met my book group pals in Edinburgh’s Dean Village. MH instructed us to follow the steep overgrown path down to the Water of Leith. I willingly obeyed, unaware that the path was, in fact, a tight tunnel. Half way … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, canteen, claustrophobia, Dean Village, Edinburgh, interview, Killing Eve, orange. sofa, Sandra Oh, Water of Leith
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Errant husband proves sex diet builds muscles and attracts women (Rousse)
A sly grin spread across TPR’s face. Keen to learn the source of his amusement, I leant over the kitchen table and snatched the iPad from his hands. My heart sank when I saw the x-rated message on the screen. … Continue reading
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