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Tag Archives: baby
Suicide bombers target ocean liner university campus in Leith – with bonus baby monkey (Rousse)
A huge media campaign grew up around the campus move to an ocean liner moored in Leith Docks. Thousands of visitors were expected to gather for the firework display that followed our open afternoon. I was looking forward to the … Continue reading
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Tagged aeroplane, aircraft, arms, babies, baby, banner, blaze, bomber, bombers, campus, celebrations, classroom, corridor, corridors, crash, death, display, dock, docks, exit, fire, fireball, fireworks, flame, flames, fly-over, flyover, gym, hairy, heat, Leith, liner, military, monkey, ocean, plane, pram, question, son, staircase, staircases, suicide, swim, swimming, visitors, water, window
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Babies, text mining and Any Questions (Rousse)
All the middle-aged married women at the conference looked so much bigger than they did this time last year. Puzzled at first, I eventually worked out that all of them were either about to give birth, or had recently welcomed … Continue reading
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Tagged Any Questions, babies, baby, BBC, bed, birth, campus, conference, downstairs, guest, Indian, knowledge management, lecture, married, middle-age, middle-aged, module, motherhood, pregnant, producers, Radio 4, robes, seat, stage, students, teaching, text mining, turban, weight gain, wives, women
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Talents of a child “very advanced for his age” rub off on Rousse
We’d barely known him an afternoon, yet bit by bit Gwen was already revealing himself to be one of the most fascinating people that we had ever met. When he invited us to his 40th birthday party that evening in … Continue reading
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Tagged 40th, advanced for his age. dinner, baby, bird, birds, birthday, child, class, classes, cuckoo, cuckoos, cutlery, dirty, dishwater, dry, Edinburgh, ethical, ethics, fork, forks, fortieth, fun, games, guest, guests, kitchen, knowledge management, meal, module, modules, Northumbria, Omni Centre, ornithology, party, private, prodigy, psychologist., puffin, puffins, research, son, song thrush, song thrushes, spoons, study dishwasher, super powers, talk, university, Uri Geller, Virgin, Virgin Active, vocabulary, walk, wash, washing up
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Victoria Beckham brightens Rousse’s conference woes
I walked up to the Sheraton Hotel in Edinburgh with BF. I was rather embarrassed to be attending a conference in my purple fleece pyjamas, but BF was almost identically dressed and didn’t care at all. Once everyone was assembled … Continue reading
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Tagged applause, Archers, baby, bend, birthday, boyfriend, cards, cheating, cliff, conference, dancing, daughter, delegates, dress, Edinburgh, field, fleece, galaxy, Harper, Harper Seven Beckham, keynote, legs, pregnant, purple, pyjamas, road, rocks, Sheraton, speech, tea, trailer, unshaven, Victoria Beckham
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Camels and elephants spotted in British coastal waters (Rousse)
Although it had become rather shabby, so far there had been no good reason to redecorate the rooms at the back of our flat. The kitchen was serviceable (provided that you remembered that the hob on the oven could never … Continue reading
Fish and lamb (Rousse)
P and SM had secretly amassed a vast collection of enormous glug jugs, now displayed with pride in their sitting room. Some hung from from hooks, and the rest were arranged higgledy piggledy on a high shelf. I particularly admired … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, Archers, baby, bottle, car, ceiling, Coke, death, die, driving, fossil, fossils, glug jug, glug jugs, Hexham, hook, hooks, jigsaw, jigsaws, lamb, lambing, mallet, meal, Orkney, parents, Radio 4, rug, salmon, sheep, shelf, shop, shop assistant, sitting room, the Archers, toys, TPR, visitor centre, Yorkshire
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Rousse discovers a detective and a naughty little girl
The scenario was familiar. I was sitting at the table of yet another dreadful meeting listening to grey-haired men say nothing of substance. When I finally grabbed a fleeting opportunity to speak the Chair nodded wisely, but only for a … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, baby, BBC, bell curve, bell curves, book, brother, chair, correspondent, Dr Who, Edinburgh, girl, grey-haired, iPhone, Leith, manuscript, meeting, Oxford, social informatics, sonic screwdriver
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Rousse risks midwifery on the pistes
The last day of the ski-ing season coincided with RG-J’s first day of maternity leave so we took to the slopes. Under sunny skies, and with almost complete snow coverage all the way down to the village, we had a … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, maternity leave, pole, pregnancy, pregnant, ski-ing, snow
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Men with guns in shopping mall (Rousse)
If ever there was a case not to judge on appearances, my new sister-in-law fitted the bill. Completely bald, and with a preference for going naked in public, at 12 months old she was a baby with a difference. She … Continue reading
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Tagged armed, babies, baby, bald, band, Corky and the Juice PIgs, Dead Cat Bounce, Edinburgh Fringe, guns, naked, Northumberland, piglet, police, rescue, shopping mall, singing, sister, sister-in-law, sisters, songs, Twitter, West Woodburn
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