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- David Beckham in disguise (Rousse)
- Teenage criminals target Sainsbury shopping trolleys in Gateshead (Rousse)
- A false alibi (Rousse)
- Alien pink babies emerge from the plumbing (Rousse)
- Social embarrassment of hotel lift claustrophobia with a 3-foot man (Rousse)
- Canine and human vandals ruin corridor wall (Rousse)
- Husband presents wife with a Porsche – and a divorce (Rousse)
- Princes Harry and William at the ice pageant (Belle)
- Celebrity adultery and art work destruction (Belle)
- Ae fond kiss and then we sever – with Graeme Souness (Rousse)
- Drag queens of the resistance movement (Belle)
- An afternoon with Killing Eve star Sandra Oh (Rousse)
- Errant husband proves sex diet builds muscles and attracts women (Rousse)
- A happy heiress and Nottingham University fraud (Rousse)
- A peg-legged threesome (Rousse)
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Tag Archives: book
County Durham coal mine confidences (Rousse)
My sister S whispered over the telephone that she’d heard about a woman from County Durham, now living in Sydney, who had sold secrets about British coal-mining to the Chinese. When I next saw her in person, my sister confided … Continue reading
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Tagged book, Chinese, classified, coal, confidence, county, Durham, house, information, library, mine, opera, secret, Sydney
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Hebridean ham roast recipe conundrum (Rousse)
The contestants were each invited to roast a lump of ham. I would then judge their efforts so that the winner would be appointed part-time chef at the Hebridean guest house. I wondered how they would cope with the recipe … Continue reading
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Tagged book, chapter, contestant, cookery, guest, ham, Hebridean, Hebrides, house, index, pages, proprietor, recipe, roast, son
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A coronavirus lockdown bike ride to Luce (Rousse)
The building work at the St James Centre finally complete, our flat on the ground floor of John Lewis now had a big picture window that looked out on to a massive plaza. Of course, a corollary of this was … Continue reading
From Chad to Croydon via Disneyland and Australia (Rousse)
TPR set up a summer-long ‘book’ group and called it ‘Chad’. The participants ranged from his friends to a couple of my undergraduate students. Somehow JS had managed to inveigle herself into the men-only meeting. Meanwhile I visited drab, rainy … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, book, Chad, cold, Croydon, Disneyland, group, handbag, legs, men-only, orchestra, roller coaster, student, TPR, woodwind
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Library friends (Rousse)
I spent so much time in the massive library that I became good friends with all the staff, and other users often mistook me for a librarian. One day, for example, I was obliged to field complaints from a couple … Continue reading
A kid’s Skype eye test (Rousse)
Having given up on the optician, BC asked me and TPR to test the eyesight of her son N. Over Skype, it was rather difficult to persuade him to identify which of the black lines were more distinct (in the … Continue reading
Revolting book group grub (Rousse)
The meal was a complete disaster. I should never have volunteered to bring food that I had cooked at my own house to JS’s flat to serve to my book group companions. Somehow in transit the pork chop suey had … Continue reading
Sofas, snow, and singing on Edinburgh’s Broughton Street (Rousse)
Two new shops opened on Edinburgh’s Broughton Street while we were away on holiday. As an avid reader, I was pleased that one was a book exchange. The other was a posh furniture store full of University of Edinburgh students. … Continue reading
Murdered peat bog bodies (Rousse)
When I left the two bodies to rot in the peat bog, I thought that I had committed the perfect murder. However, I accidentally left behind traces of my involvement in the dastardly deed. These included two knives, and a … Continue reading
Sock entertainer substitutes at book group (Rousse)
JS left it too late to book the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre for our monthly book group meeting. We would have to make do with an inferior footwear pair: the two white woollen stockings decorated with beady eyes sewn … Continue reading
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Tagged book, eye, footwear, group, late, meeting, Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre, sister, stocking
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