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Samuel Beckett one-woman play ‘worst ever’ (Rousse)
EH, TPR and I were amongst the audience at a one-woman play by Samuel Beckett. International cellist US was the star of the show. She delivered her lines very quietly and – apart from those sitting very close to the … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, auditorium, cellist, child, enjoy, hear, lines, one-woman, paper, performance, play, Samuel Beckett, scrunch, show, stage, star, tissue, TPR
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Lunch in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris (Rousse)
On the day that I chucked ECM for writing the most cruel anonymous letters about me I went out for lunch with the M family in the Bois de Boulogne. Other guests at the table included my sister S, and … Continue reading
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Tagged anonymous, Bois de Boulogne, cruel, ex-boyfriend, family, guest, letter, lunch, Paris, sister
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Katie Price is a patchwork of plastic surgery (Rousse)
I joined Katie Price and Peter Mandelson as an extra on a film set in Edinburgh. Up close Katie Price looked terrible. Her face was a patchwork of plastic surgery and the reconstruction of her teeth barely disguised.
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Tagged disguise, Edinburgh, extra, film, Jordan, Katie Price, patchwork, Peter Mandelson, plastic, reconstruction, set, surgery, teeth
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Missing Antigua (Rousse)
We arrived in Antigua a day too early for our holiday so were obliged to fly back home immediately. Unfortunately after all this additional travel we slept through the alarm on the day that we were meant to set off … Continue reading
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Tagged alarm, Antigua, early, fly, holiday, miss, sleep, travel
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Time-lapse Hebridean video (deleted) (Rousse)
The bathroom window provided a perfect frame for the Hebridean scene of highland cattle grazing beside the vast beach. Clouds raced across the sky overhead. I captured all this as a time-lapse video on my iPhone – then just as … Continue reading
Viking parade disrupts travel on the 26 bus route through Musselburgh (Rousse)
I hadn’t appreciated the urgency of AB’s departure from Musselburgh until after her parents WB and AB had waved her off in a taxi back to the city centre. Indeed I was quite upset because I could have shared the … Continue reading
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Tagged 26, bag, bus, carrier, cushion, departure, High Street, Musselburgh, parade, parent, ride, taxi, town, upset, urgency, Viking, wadding, wave
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Loughborough moves a little closer to Glasgow (Rousse)
I was keen to learn the geography of Loughborough. So instead of taking a taxi, I walked from the city centre to the out-of-town hill-top university campus. I was surprised at how few students I saw en route. I guessed … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, computer, Glasgow, hill, information science, library, Loughborough, Strathclyde, university
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Richard Osman and Alexander Armstrong are diamond geezers
Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman had a new variety-style game show. 100 audience members had each been given a sandwich bag full of fake gems of all sizes and colours. By the end of the show one lucky audience member … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Armstrong, diamond, diary, game show, Helen Mirren, junk shop, Richard Osman, TV programme
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Frank Underwood comments on flood conditions (Rousse)
When I visited Frank Underwood in Washington I had no choice but to drive. As things turned out it was not as difficult as I feared to navigate the roads from the suburbs into the city centre. When I mentioned … Continue reading →