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Tag Archives: blue
An electric blue race to the airport (Rousse)
I wasn’t ready when TF met me to share a taxi to the airport. I hadn’t even ordered a car. TPR volunteered to take us in the electric blue super-charged Rover. He was, however, concerned about the timescales – especially … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, blue, car, collect, electric, race, Rover, taxi, timescales
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Dressing up for friends (Rousse)
It had been a while since I had seen SL, and rather unnerving to find her wearing a pale blue 1980s vintage cotton dress.
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Tagged 1980s, blue, cotton, dress, friend, Friends, vintage, wear
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An audience with the Queen at Buckingham Palace (Rousse)
By the time Granny H and I reached Buckingham Palace to interview the Queen my feet were terribly blistered from wearing the pale blue shoes. TPR had borrowed them a couple of days earlier to wear to DT’s party and … Continue reading
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Tagged appointment, audience, Belgian, blisters, blue, borrow, Buckingham Palace, busy, button, check-point, check-points, code, consulate, family, feet, floor, footwear, grandmother, granny, interview, invitation, letter, lift, mall, office, official, palace, party, Queen, questions, queue, queues, rent, room, rooms, royal, rub, second, security, shoe, shoes, shop, skin, space, stretch, tall, tender, time, TPR, wave
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Train travel on the Isle of Lewis (Rousse)
The guest house was now on two sites, one managed by the husband and the other by the wife. As a consequence, TPR and I were split up and slept apart. Draped in a pale blue cashmere jumper lent to … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, cashemere, children, goodbye, guest, Hebrides, house, husband, Isle of Lewis, jersey, jumper, lonely holiday, Outer Hebrides, quarters, railway, sleep, split, steam, sweater, TPR, train, travel, Western Isles, wife
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A superhero in a silk top (Rousse)
The knife sliced through DT’s blue and black silk top and into her skin – but I knew that she would survive because we’d been through this before. Cowering on the bed in the corner, I predicted correctly DT would … Continue reading
New discoveries at the University of Manchester: puppies working as lift attendants, an immersive Star Trek game with daleks, and a man called Yeast (Rousse)
At last the time had come when I could take up my place at Manchester University on the Early English honours degree course. I wondered what it would be like going back into first year. I anticipated that essay writing … Continue reading
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Tagged 4pm, bag, bags, bald, belongings, blue, boys, cat, clock, companion, course, Dalek, degree, Dr Who, Early English, episode, essay, friend, hall of residence, honours, lift, Manchester University, moon, name, onesie, passengers, pink, puppy, rat, records manager, room, Star Trek, stars, student, students, teenager, tote, tower, TPR, University of Manchester, writing, yeast
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Wife swap for ferret (Rousse)
Hexham was packed with early morning commuters walking to work. It was particularly difficult to get through the narrow gap next to the abbey with so many people fighting to reach their offices on time for a 09:00am start. Once … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey, artist, automaton, bank, bill, blue, breakfast, buy, Chester, circus, commuters, companion, dummy, exchange, ferret, fields, gap, Heath Ledger, Hexham, hotel, house, iPhone, JOker, lorries, lorry, mime, office, offices, owner, performers, person, photographs, picture, plastic, pony, public, river, rock, rush hour, shoes, shop, show, shows, slippery, swap, town, TPR, train, turbo, wife
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A spiked drink victim (Rousse)
TPR was very unhappy with our new life in London. I tried to sell it to him by showing him the sights at weekends, but he was not to be converted. Walking through Kensington one day, TPR quickened his pace. … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Hall, bin, blue, Coke, corridor, cry, cup, distance, drink, fire doors, fire-door, fitness, gym, Kensington, liquid, London, luminous, mistake, name, plastic, plea rescue, sights, spiked, stranger, TPR, weep, woman
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Elevator danger (Rousse)
AL gave up his usual duties as a computing academic for life as an elevator operator. His lift was very dangerous: instead of steel, the sides were made from 1970s blue and white flowery curtains.
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