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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Donald Trump the thief and Boris Johnston the fool (Rousse)
I was being courted by two world leaders. First Donald Trump wanted to do business me. I agreed to an audience with him. He looked so much younger than he appeared in the media, and spoke kindly without his grating … Continue reading
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Tagged Boris Johnson, calculator, childish, Donald Trump, son
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Middle-aged Swedish lesbian spoon art (Rousse)
My preparations for the World War II commemoration competition was going well. I had already produced a two page A4 document using a selection of inks in a rainbow of colours and my beautiful handwriting, I was confident that I … Continue reading
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Tagged age, aged, art, brush, cash, competition, hair, handwriting, lesbian, middle, oraange, pay, payment, purse, spoon, stamps, stickers, syrup, wooden, World War II
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A sunblock bottle hoarder in dip-dye blue jeans (Rousse)
I challenged my sister J, who had always claimed that she was not a hoarder. Why did she keep a collection of empty orange plastic sunblock bottles? There were at least 15 on her shelf, some of which dated from … Continue reading
North Sea cello concert (Rousse)
At dawn on the last day of my holiday, I walked down to the shoreline of the cold grey North Sea. Already there were several brave souls in the water. Most were taking an early morning dip dressed only in … Continue reading
Falling in love with a puppeteer and hill tapestry (Rousse)
My true love was a puppeteer. When his marriage of three decades collapsed due to the arrival of two very late children, he finally found me. My new man opened my eyes to art forms that I had never know … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bayeux, embroidery, hill, love, moorland, puppeteer, tapestry
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Lost in a forest, all alone (Rousse)
It was alright for the sheep that wanted to reach the pasture from the shoreline. They simply ran across the single track road, then leapt up the cliff-face, skilfully securing their feet in rocky nooks and crannies on their ascent. … Continue reading
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Tagged alone, cure, forest, lost, sheep rockface, TPR, trees, wood
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Paul McCartney confesses nothing (Rousse)
Now that I had Paul McCartney’s confidence, I risked a few words about my aunt. He was more than happy to talk, but had no memory whatsoever of their teenage relationship, nor the dedication of PS I love you.
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Tagged aunt, Beatles, Paul McCartney, PS I love you, teenager
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An unintentional insult (Rousse)
Through the car window, I thought that I saw KA wearing a long thin pale yellow jumper dress in the new deli in Hexham. I parked nearby and walked back along the road to the shop. Sure enough it was … Continue reading
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Tagged car, deli, Hexham, insult, memory, mother, phone, sad
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Giving up on Argyll (Rousse)
I loved the beautiful arts and crafts house in Argyll that I shared with my parents and husband, so I was devastated when my father announced that he had had enough of the poor road links and isolation and would … Continue reading
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Tagged Argyll, arts and crafts, fortune, Hexham, house, husband, isolation, nephew, niece, parents, Scotland, sell, Stockton-on-Tess, wilderness
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Newly-invested monks launch into Edinburgh (Rousse)
I needed to get home quickly to welcome our unexpected American visitors. This was a couple that we knew from the dot.com boom days of the late 1990s: we had met them on an incentive holiday in the US. My … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey, American, castle, coronavirus, covid19, Edinburgh, graduation, grass, habit, journey, monk, pandemic, parachute, vertigo, visitor, wall
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