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Tag Archives: Birmingham
Tiffany Blue box “engagement” mystery (Rousse)
“That Tiffany Blue box from New York, what’s in it?” I carefully chose the moment to pose the question that was on everyone’s lips. The pair of us were bound together by rope, clinging to a mountain ledge, and RL … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, box, conference, desk, desks, Dreamaticus, filing cabinets, German, Glasgow, Haymarket, hill, iPhone, late, mobile, mountain, New York, Newcastle, Northumberland, number, office, Outer Hebrides, Pentland Hills, sponsor, STV, summit, table, taxi, Tiffany, Tiffany Blue, TPR, wallet
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Rousse nets £25 million research grant, and mends her glasses
The bad news at work was that I couldn’t shake off the ranting member of library staff from the University of Birmingham. It was unclear why she felt that she had to tail me all day, but I wished that … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, boss, glasses, grant, library, optical, research, spectacles, surgery, University of Birmingham, veterinary
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Kevin McCloud advises Rousse on housing law
Kevin McCloud wandered into my Edinburgh flat just at the right moment. His knowledge of housing law would deal with the squatting Spaniards. I had never heard of this strange ancient tradition that, they claimed, gave them the right to … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, bedroom, Birmingham, chicken, children, death, Dorset, dream, flat, hospital, Kevin McCloud, kitchen, Life on Mars, lunch, Manor House, mice, mouse, paper, party, pen, rescue, Sam Tyler, seaside, Second Life, sofa, Spaniards, Spanish, table, teeth, University of Birmingham, wasp
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Tea out training and “terror” on the trains (Rousse)
Running through the countryside with LF urging me on was all fine and dandy, but who had come up with the idea of serving afternoon tea at the same time? I struggled to keep the tea in my mug, especially … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, blonde, criminal, mug, railway station, running, station, tea, train, trains, WMPTE
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Belle goes clubbing and meets a resistance heroine
After an excellent night out in a ‘cave rave’ we were forced to take four night buses home, changing at Croydon and Birmingham Broad Street. The five year old poppet in ribbons was carrying two pink tulips and a carnation … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, Broad Street, bus, cave, child, Croydon, documents, flowers, France, nightclub, Paris, spy
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Dissertation deadline dilly dally (Rousse)
Romana left my office carrying three enormous sheets of flipchart paper covered in red writing. My message “Your dissertation won’t write itself” buzzed through her brain. Earlier in the day she had arrived with a stack of empirical data, an … Continue reading
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Tagged A38, bed, bedroom, Birmingham, car, data, daytime television, dissertation, driving, Edinburgh, flipchart, Ford Granada, Friday, literature review, Manor House, marker pen, office, red, school office, silver, television, University of Birmingham
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Life as an abandoned wife (Rousse)
I made an uncomfortable 47 year-old undergraduate banished to the University of Birmingham to finish my degree, and to do so properly this time around. The youngsters resident at the Manor House gradually became used to my presence, and gladly … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, bedroom, Birmingham, breakfast, campus, chest of drawers, degree, flats, gymnasium, Harrods, Isle of Lewis, Manor House, Outer Hebrides, Russian dolls, self-catering, students, swing, TPR, University of Birmingham
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A bomb, a bath and a bête noire (Rousse)
To begin with I thought that this would be a very long journey: to Birmingham first, then on to London by train. Then I noticed the boy with the wires hanging out of his anorak. Instead it could be a … Continue reading
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Tagged baths, Birmingham, cabinet ministers, film, journalists, London, sand, terrorists, TPR, trains
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Time travel with a drum and bass soundtrack (Belle)
Which attraction should I visit first at the village fete? Discovering that A and his wife were starring in a play, I decided to sit in the front row of the tent as the curtain opened. I was astonished when … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, death, drum and bass, fete, lightening, marching band, Nunhead, theatre, time travel, tube, Twitter, washing
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The otter and Harry Potter (Rousse)
It was the final morning of our holiday on the Isle of Lewis. On the advice of TPR I asked for sausages and eggs for breakfast. Bored with waiting for my meal to arrive, I stepped down from the table … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbeydale Road, beach, Birmingham, Blackberry, collar, croft, dog, eggs, Harry Potter, Isle of Lewis, otters, photos, railway station, sausages, snow, socks, swimming, tank, TPR, trains, Uig sands, University of Edinburgh
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