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Tag Archives: breakfast
Events at Northwick Hall (Rousse)
We employed a team of caretakers to look after Northwick Hall, our rather grand country ‘cottage’. These employees doubled up as duty managers on event nights. Amongst them was my old colleague ED and her husband M. While they did … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, breakfast, duty, employees, hall, holidays, manager, Northwick, parents, premature, ring binder, undergraduate
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New York Times publishes coded message to run Trump out of town (Rousse)
How could this be a holiday if I were sleeping at the lecturer’s desk in front of a class of thirty, all of whom were also extremely angry that the week of sunshine, sea and sand that they had been … Continue reading
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Tagged article, breakfast, child, class, dining, holiday, knowledge management, lecturer, New York Times, Outer Hebrides, TPR, Trump
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A Russian spy and dangerous old English sheepdog in John Lewis (Rousse)
The University Principal found out that we were harbouring a Russian spy. She first tried to capture him by inviting us all to breakfast at her town house (with newly astro-turfed front lawn). Her servant served us, taking our orders … Continue reading
Gout-afflicted friend kills coronavirus fun in the Yorkshire Dales (Rousse)
It was an easy drive in two cars to the Yorkshire Dales for a weekend away to celebrate my birthday. It was only when we reached our destination that we understood why the roads and villages were deserted: coronavirus pandemic … Continue reading
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
Killer Brillo pads (Belle)
A student was showing me his paper-based Breakfast Survey which he was distributing to commuters at Brockley station. I challenged him, angrily: “So basically you’re simply asking people at which of the expensive cafes near the station they bought their … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, Brillo pad, Brockley, bunting, cafe, Daily Telegraph, Honduras, interview, London, newspaper, oven cleaner, podcast, steam train, student, survey, swede, train station, village
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Inconsiderate motorists bring news of competition windfall (Rousse)
I had the best night’s sleep with TPR in a tent in a field at the foot of the Pentland Hills. The original plan was to pack up the tent in the morning, then head to the hills for a … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, competition, croissant, Ford Granada, hill, inconsiderate, lunch, motorist, parking, Pentland, picnic, restriction, Sainsbury, sleep, sticker, tent, TPR, windfall
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Equality and diversity at awards ceremony in rainy Hawaii (Rousse)
For those for whom this kind of incentive holiday was a first, dark skies and cold rain on Hawaii was a grave disappointment. For me, however, it was a relief, especially since I had spend the preceding weeks in a … Continue reading
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Tagged applause, bread, breakfast, buffet, California, dark, disappointment, diversity, equality, fish, grammar, Hawaii, heatwave, rain, spelling, sun, sunshine, weather
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From garden wall antics in North Berwick to ballroom dancing at Glasgow Queen Street (Rousse)
I hoped that that those travelling in the morning traffic out of North Berwick towards the A1 and west into Edinburgh passed by at a sufficient speed not to notice our antics on a stranger’s garden wall. Afterwards we considered … Continue reading
Fish, filo pastry, and a secret kiss (Rousse)
TPR burst into tears when I asked why he was serving fish in filo pastry for breakfast. He wouldn’t be pleased to hear that I had very much enjoyed a brief Christmas kiss with RB. However, unless this leaked out … Continue reading
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