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Tag Archives: balloon
Blond cat-whiskered half-gorilla baby swept out to sea (Rousse)
She really was a beautiful baby, with a beaming smile and a few tufts of blond hair. I thought, however, that the cat whiskers were rather out of place on her sweet face – until someone explained to me that … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, balloon, blond, cat, father, gorilla, sea, whisker
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How the other half (barely) lives (Rousse)
When I was supposed to be at work I poked around my sister J’s vastly extended house in West Sussex. On the ground floor there was a luxurious self-contained holiday cottage that looked out onto a large rectangular pond destined … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, balloon, bedroom, blanket, blue, boardroom, breed, cash, children, chocolate, concrete, dinosaur, disabled, duvet, ebony, field, gallery, green, holiday cottage, house, hovel, how the other half lives, hut, ivory, leather, mattress, museum, pig, pool, poverty, rare, silver, studio, West Sussex, witness, wood, woodwork, yellow
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Disgraced Labour MP leads theatre audience walk-out (Rousse)
As members of the audience left the show mid-performance GSX and I considered it legitimate to move closer to the stage and take a couple of vacated seats in the front row. The star of the show didn’t seem to … Continue reading
Fake cop chases the gangs of Hexham (Rousse)
I missed the party. This was just as well because I, amongst others, knew that there really was nothing to celebrate. The hostess was well aware of this too. She communicated her dismay at her failed marriage in her choice … Continue reading
British Airways terminal 5 offers new passenger services (Rousse)
British Airways’ new welcome service for first class passengers coming into Heathrow Terminal 5 was second to none. A smart uniformed man met you off the plane and guided you through the terminal, ensuring that you by-passed all the queues. … Continue reading
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Tagged BA, bag, balloon, balloons, beads, British Airways, colleagues, college. citizen, connection, credit cards, curtain, departure, distraction, Edinburgh, employers, fibre optic, field, first class, flight, game, handbag, hard drive, Heathrow, job, Jon, journey, keyboard, LHR, lounge, machine, men, minder, passenger, passengers, plane, prize, purse, queue, queues, queuing, reminder, responsible, Scotland, service, services, smart, steal, stranger, terminal 5, terminal five, transparent, uniform, walkway, water-filled, welcome, work
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Scottish devolution discussions voted more interesting than conference magic (Rousse)
The last workshop in the series was a complete disaster. Not even MS could save the day with his presentation of magic tricks learnt from TPR. As I watched a balloon float over the heads of the delegates according to … Continue reading
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Tagged balloon, conference, cupboard, delegates, devolution, disaster, electoral, feedback, form, forms, green, leather, lost, magic, presentation, property, purse, purses, reform, Scotland, Scottish, TPR, trick, tricks' audience, wallet, wallets, workshop
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Rock climbing and engine driving (Rousse)
Most surprisingly, SC scaled the bare rock face in seconds. Henceforth she would be known as Spiderwoman. I was a mere novice mountain goat in comparison, terrified as I hesitated over every decision as to where next I should place … Continue reading
JK Rowling’s cot death charity competition and the Scottish slave trade (Rousse)
I chased my north Northumbrian cousins through the corridors Scooby Doo style as a strategy to keep them entertained while were waiting for the main event. Then the word came that the real fun was about to start. We gathered … Continue reading
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Tagged balloon, banner, blind-fold, cinema, competition, corridors, cousins, crowd, dress, dresses, Duddingston, eighteenth century, Harry Potter, JK Rowling, Leith, loch, prize, rags, rice, rope, Scooby Doo, scroll, ships, slave, slave trade, slaves, stairwell, theme park, uniforms, wig, wigs
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