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Stockton-on-Tees local knows nothing about trains (Rousse)
KA and I shared delivery of the lecture. Somehow I ended up with the ‘hard’ bit: explaining the difference between linear and complex computer programming. My instructions said to use railway tracks as an analogy, and make reference to a … Continue reading
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Tagged analogy, bacon, class, complex, computer, disappointment, egg, hard, history, lecture, linear, mayonnaise, programming, railway, roll, Stockton-on-Tees, track, train, trains, world
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Tsunami hits Manchester (Rousse)
I hurried JA out of our shared bed in the big terraced house in Manchester. ‘Quick!’ I cried, ‘The water has reached the third floor. We need to get dressed and climb into the attic with everyone else, or risk … Continue reading
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Tagged attic, bathroom, clothes, Manchester, safety, tsunami
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Nicola Sturgeon to introduce friend tax (Rousse)
4a Audrey Terrace, Edinburgh was a West End palace – and ours, all ours. We bought it for the ballroom and the prospect of the fabulous parties that we would host there. The immense front porch had plenty of space … Continue reading
A purple lacy fluffy cardigan (Rousse)
EM was struggling to finish knitting a purple fluffy cardigan. She was concerned that she was dropping stitches all over the place. ‘Don’t worry’, I said, with hope in my voice. ‘Nobody will notice. You’ve just created an original lacy … Continue reading
Belle the drag queen
I was the first UK contestant on Ru Paul’s Drag Race – and the first woman. My character – Bobby Saint-George – was going to bring a slice of Carry-On style saucy humour to proceedings. I was being coached by … Continue reading
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Tagged drag queen, BBC, cello, Dan Walker, Patti Stanger, Ru Paul, Football Focus
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A good deed turned bad (Rousse)
I stepped out of my seat to help the old lady left standing in the middle of the bus. My intention was to prop her up. Instead I accidentally pushed her over. All the contents of her shopping trolley went … Continue reading
Friends amongst French antiques (Rousse)
My school friend KC and her husband D excitedly showed us a brochure for a French antique shop. Amongst the photographs of ancient furniture I spotted the proprietors P and SG. KC couldn’t believe the coincidence. I admitted that this … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient, antique, brochure, coincidence, French, friend, furniture, photograph, proprietor, school
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A 1980s GTi love match (Rousse)
AH confessed that he almost proposed to me in the late 1980s. This was with the encouragement of my mother, keen to recruit him as a son-in-law. This was nothing to do with love for me. Rather, AH and my … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, 205, black, car, Golf, GTi, love, match, mother, Peugeot, propose, silver, son-in-law
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Hello to Jason Isaacs- twice (Belle)
While scrambling across the Victorian rooftops alongside the train line into London Bridge, Jason Isaacs and I began to exchange witticisms in a very strong Birmingham accent. Strangely we both found the experience romantic – and erotic. Days later, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, farming, Jason Isaacs, London Bridge, rooftops
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An ‘executive home’ in Birmingham (Rousse)
On a complete whim we bought a modern ‘executive home’ on a main road in a northern suburb of Birmingham. Since we couldn’t afford to run two houses in two different countries, we cut our ties with the beautiful city … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, busy, countryside, Edinburgh, executive, home, house, jam, main, main road, road, suburb, trade, traffic, whim, wild
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