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Tag Archives: children
Activities for a kid advanced for his age (Rousse)
My toddler cousin (grandson of N and J) was very advanced for his age. I held him on my knee as he spoke eloquently of his varied academic interests. He then expressed interest in the family tree and, in particular, … Continue reading
Tabby ferret discovery (Rousse)
We lived in a tumbledown one-storey cottage. Our next door neighbours were Chinese. The children had been brought up to play quietly, and for this we were eternally grateful. Not long after TPR fixed the crumbling front step, we were … Continue reading
Baby kidnap (Rousse)
The second baby that I kidnapped was much better than the first: it kept its nappy dry overnight, it didn’t mind the cold, and it smiled a lot. Despite this, TPR was still not happy that we were harbouring other … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, children, cold, flat, kidnap, lost, nappy, smile
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Last minute wedding preparations (Rousse)
E was heavily involved in the wedding preparations, organising everything from her tiny flat. She even grew her red hair long for the occasion – or was that a ginger wig she wore with her green gown? When I called … Continue reading
A hunt for Christopher Biggins near the offices of Forth FM (Rousse)
We cycled round and round the Leith roundabout, two of us sharing the bike. We discussed the dilemmas of parenthood for the single woman. For example, it is better to foster then adopt? Or should one return the fostered children … Continue reading
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Tagged adopt, bike, children, Christopher Biggins, circle, cycle, deceit, Edinburgh, family, Forth FM, foster, home, hope, Leith, loving, man, marry, office, parent, parenthood, roundabout, share, single, social services, street, techies, woman
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Toronto school reunion disco (Rousse)
Toronto was not the obvious place for a school reunion, and the mix of people at the party was most peculiar. I saw JD, but where was JT, for example? And what were AB and HS doing there? NP was … Continue reading
Pregnant sisters at Christmas (Rousse)
When I heard that both my sisters were pregnant I vowed that I would never again spend Christmas at my parents’ house – at least not before the children had grown up.
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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An Edinburgh colony house visit (Rousse)
I met LK sitting on the narrow pavement outside her colony house on Easter Road. She wanted to show me her garden so we left her two daughters by the roadside and I followed her through the main door of … Continue reading
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Tagged A level, application, AS level, ball, banister, bed, buidling, children, claustrophobia, colony, degree, door, dry, Easter Road, Edinburgh, elderly, flat, game, games, garden, GCSE, gloomy, green, hang, house, pavement, rail, residents, roadside, Robert Gordon University, room, sheets, son, stairwell, visit, white
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Venice turns pink in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Rousse)
Every morning I visited my sister S to try on the clothes that she had acquired for me from the charity shops the previous day. It was also our habit to watch half an hour of terrible daytime television together … Continue reading
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Tagged 5k, abandoned, ambition, architect, art, beat, body, car, charity, children, clothes, college, complex, consultancy, creation, daytime, evidence, family, fashion, forest, haul, hill, inhabitant, interview, jackets, job, morning, NCP, Newcastle, Newcastle-upn-Tyne, pain, park, pink, pop socks, professional, race, rip, river, school, shocking, shop, shreds, sister, skill, television, tops, TV, Tyne, Venice, work
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