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Tag Archives: cream
Limbless torsos in Speedos, a bare-breasted woman, children in litter disguise, and booklet giveaways in Morningside (Rousse)
I abandoned weeding a municipal planter on the southern outskirts of Edinburgh so that I could catch a 23 bus back into town and meet my mother on Colinton Road at 6:30pm, as previously agreed. The bus was frustratingly slow. … Continue reading
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Tagged 23, booklet, breasts, bus, cafe, Colinton Road, cream, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Napier University, fuel can, grammar, Holy Corner, limbless, litter bin, Morningside, mother, niece, office, planter, poetry, school, servicemen, shawl, sister, swimming, torso, weeding, youghourt
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Fat woman in White Stuff tunic dress is reckless on the roads (Rousse)
When they heard our news, my elderly parents drove all the way (all on their own) to visit us at our new house in East Lothian. They stopped off at White Stuff in Edinburgh city centre on the way. There … Continue reading
Back to the old house for BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? (Rousse)
The venue for this week’s BBC Radio 4 Any questions was Stockton-on-Tees or – more precisely – the childhood bedroom that I shared with my sisters at the White House, Hartburn. The room had been cleared of bedroom furniture to … Continue reading
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Tagged Any Questions, armchair, audience, BBC, bed, bedroom, bird, broadcast, childhood, cream, dolly, fireplace, furniture, Hartburn, house, lady, marble, mother, old, Radio 4, red, seating, sister, Stockton, Stockton-on-Tees, velvet, vinyl, wallpaper, White House
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An ousted father and an ice cream (Rousse)
We found the children dredging the canal in their back garden. Their mother was nowhere to be seen, apparently at work. When they fell silent we looked up and saw their father at the gate. ‘We are not allowed to … Continue reading
Travelling by minibus for tea with the Queen at Holyrood Palace (Rousse)
I was about to take my seat in the theatre when LF grabbed me from behind. ‘Hey’, she said, ‘Someone forgot the arrangement to meet outside!’ It was true. I had agreed to see her prior to the show, not … Continue reading
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Tagged artefact, autumn, biscuit, blue, brochure, bump, carpet, cream, crumb, donate, driver, Edinburgh, Elizabeth, family, flash, floor, fossil, ginger, Holyrood, hump, II, ink, leak, light, loch, manager, minibus, mirror, mountain, North Bridge, park, party, pen, puzzle, Queen, red, road, show, siren, snack, stage, stain, tea, theatre, travel, under-carriage, vehicle, Waterloo Place
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Helicopter rescue for fashion disaster (Rousse)
I was really struggling with my work wardrobe. Everything I liked was unsuitable; everything suitable I disliked. Meanwhile my sister J was having much more success – largely because she had gone on a shopping spree before the start of … Continue reading
Buffet table left-overs sweep (Rousse)
The flat was very similar to the one that TPR and I shared when we first moved here. It was strange to think that we once fitted all our belongings into such a small space. Then I saw all the … Continue reading
Two chocolate mousses and a trip to Budapest (Rousse)
In her vast farmhouse kitchen (with two modified dishwashers and two fridges) my Cousin B (hair all coiffed) offered us each a chocolate mousse, plus a carton of double cream to share. As she headed out of the door to … Continue reading
Over the Archers’ paving stones for an aborted walk to the beach (Rousse)
GB had struggled to find a couple of pals who were willing to walk all the way over the far hills to the remote beach so was delighted when she thought that KA and I could accompany her. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbey Hill, aborted, Archers, beach, busy, butterfly, cherry. cherries, class, colleague, cream, David Archer, diet, hill, Italian, loss, mind, pal, pals, paving, restaurant, roadside, Ruth Archer, stones, strawberries, strawberry, walk, weight
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Family entertainment (Rousse)
It was my mother-in-law’s dream: a house full of children of all ages enjoying one another’s company. The older ones were in the vast garden playing cricket under the guidance of my colleague RK. The smaller children were kept at … Continue reading
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Tagged approval, baby, bedroom, blanket, buggy, children, colleague, company, complexion, cousin, cream, cricket, dream, enjoy, entertainment, family, garden, grandfather, Indian, mother-in-law, newborn, niece, peaches, pushchair, Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre, sister-in-law, TPR
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