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Tag Archives: care home
The care home ‘death routine’ (Rousse)
Although my mother was still alive and well, the care home staff convinced me to participate in a dry-run of their ‘death routine’. A carer showed me into a small room that contained a low, blue plastic platform. ‘This is … Continue reading
A lost baby, a father risen from the dead, drug addicts, and an unlicensed driver (Rousse)
‘Wake up! Wake up!’ I screamed at my mother in the bed next to mine. ‘Naomi’s baby has vanished!’ I made such a noise that I literally woke my father from the dead. When I noticed his corpse stir at … Continue reading
A lost white Volvo, a 10K race, and a needy husband (Rousse)
My sisters argued that my mother’s white Volvo would look good in her care home car park. I refused to move it there. In any case, I had no idea where it was. I also had other things on my … Continue reading
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Tagged 10k, cardigan, care home, competitor, cupboard, gravel, husband, kitchen, run, Volvo
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Shamed at a Newcastle University seminar (Rousse)
TPR and I travelled to Newcastle for two visits to my mother in her care home. Between the visits, TPR consulted physics text books in Newcastle University library, then we both attended a research seminar in the School of Fine … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, care home, fine art, head, library, mother, Newcastle, physics, school, seminar, shame, TPR, university
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Mother in a care home (Rousse)
We had some explaining to do when my father returned from Canada. Why, he demanded, had the three of us – my two sisters and I – placed our mother in a care home?
Courtship rituals for the widowed and widowed-to-be (Rousse)
I met the young red-haired doctor around the time of TPR’s final illness. It was convenient (to me) that he had lost his wife to cancer a year earlier. Amongst our courtship activities we marked (appalling) Masters dissertations, walked through … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, bull, cancer, care home, cliff, courtship, deer, dissertation, doctor, donkey, illness, red-haired, television, widow, widowed, widower, wife
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Belle holds down two jobs (Belle)
My life was so pressured I was holding down two jobs. Not only was I a Serie A ballgirl, looking after the away end at Palermo’s ground but I was simultaneously walking through a derelict house trying to assess its … Continue reading
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Tagged ball girl, Birmingham, care home, derelict, fans, football, Hawthorn Road, Kingstanding, Palermo, Serie A
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