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Tag Archives: bedroom
An unfortunate house guest (Rousse)
I’d turned their spare bedroom into a teenage tip and now I’d managed to destroy the whole plumbing system by attempting to hand-wash a hanky. As I pulled the sitting room basin away from the wall, torrents of cold water … Continue reading
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Tagged basin, bedroom, ceiling, cub, flood, glasses, guest, hand-wash, hanky, house, Market Harborough, plumbing, scout, sitting room, spectacles, teenage, wall, wash, washing, water
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Carpet stain woes (Rousse)
TPR’s new hobby was butchery. I just wished he could find a more suitable place to practise chopping up the carcasses than indoors over a cream bedroom carpet.
Top wedding style and a most unusual gift (Rousse)
My parents laid on the party at the White House as a combined hen and stag night for SB and fiancé AG. The date was chosen to take advantage of the ceilidh on the beach, a short walk along the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, beach, bedroom, beer, boots, bride-to-be, ceilidh, clothes, collar, collars, Darlington Road, designer, dog, dress, egg, eggs, face, fiance, foundation, gift, goth, goths, guest, guests, Hartburn, hat, highland, Iguanas, machair, marathon, meat, meats, mother-in-law, neck, necks, parents, party, perm, photograph, pink, poodle, present, punk, quiche, quiches, salad, salads, Scotch egg, Scotch eggs, shoreline, Stockton-on-Tees, stranger, strangers, stud, studded, studs, sundress, television, TPR, valve, valves, wedding, White House, White Stuff
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Stocking-masked criminal and canine sidekick despatched into the night (Rousse)
My family members were still scattered around the house, lounging about and chatting, and ignoring my instructions to put on their coats and shoes in readiness for the trip out to the Edinburgh Fringe to see the Scottish Falsetto Sock … Continue reading
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Tagged back-up, bedroom, brother-in-law, car, carpet, cars, dead, death, disguise, dog, doorbell, Edinburgh, family, father, Fringe, naked, nephew, rant, Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre, shoot, shot, sidekick, sit-ups, social networking, stalker, stocking, stockings, TPR, undress, visitor
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The latest in ceiling decorating ideas: carpet (Rousse)
My father invited us all to choose our rooms in the new family mansion. My nephew P suggested that I bag the room next door to my enormous bedroom so that I could use it as a lab. I was … Continue reading
Blackhouse bathroom bonanza (Rousse)
KA was still in the middle of her shift when I arrived at the newsagent’s shop. I was meeting her from work to take her my new house in central Hexham, next to an outpost of Newcastle University. KA grabbed … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, bathrooms, bedroom, bedrooms, blackhouse, bonanza, entrance, glass, hall, Hexham, leather, letter, letters, Newcastle, Newcastle University, newsagent, portico, post, shift, shop, sofa, steam room, stranger, Teesside High School, TPR, University of Newcastle, vandal, vandalise, whitewash, wooden
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Giving up gossip for Lent: Rousse debates the Archers rules
TPR and I poured all our savings into a property purchase. Our new flat was on the first floor of a Georgian square in London that actually looked like it belonged in Edinburgh. Its size and layout very much resembled … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Franks, Archers, bed, bedroom, bedrooms, beds, bedstead, bedsteads, bounce, bouncy, cobbles, conversation, Drummond Place, Easter, Edinburgh, flat, floor, floors, friend, Friends, Georgian, gossip, holiday, Lent, Lenten, London, noise, phone, pollution, property, purchase, quarters, room, rooms, rot, rotting, rust, rusting, servant, servants, sets, source, telephone, TPR, traffic, vicar, Victorian, vow
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Wedding day blues: you just can’t get the staff (Rousse)
My wedding day was fast approaching. All that I needed to do now was transfer my hair straighteners and make-up to the hotel bedroom and then I’d be all set for the ceremony. The hotel bedroom was palatial. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged alcoholic, alcoholics, antiques, bedroom, blues, brush, carpet, ceiling, ceremony, Christmas, classroom, cleaner, complaint, contract, dignity, dirt, dustpan, hair, hair straighteners, handyman, hoover, hotel, make-up, makeup, marriage, mess, needles, refusal, shift, staff, standards, straighteners, tile, tiles, tree, wedding
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Hostage taken at the White House: Rousse to the rescue
I could hear my iPhone ringing out, but where was I, and what time of night was this? I pulled myself up in bed to peer into the dark. I was back at the White House in my childhood bedroom. … Continue reading
