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Tag Archives: dog
Space travel, trains and boats (Belle)
I returned from outer space with a streaming cold. I arrived at a train station in Edinburgh and got engaged. All I wanted was a cup of tea, but I was forced to drink champagne. Before going to bed, I … Continue reading
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Tagged cigar, dinghy, dog, engagement, Gerard Depardieu, radiogram, singing, sister, space, tea, train
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Border crossings and spy work (Belle)
Although I had joined the stationery warehouse as an office junior, I was actually working with Dame Judi Dench for a spy network based in London in 1944. We had an enemy in our midst and I was tasked with … Continue reading
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Tagged border crossing, bridge, Canada, Dame Judi Dench, dog, London, London Underground, spy, tea, tube train, USA, World War Two
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Miniature schnauzer makes a hopeless guard dog (Rousse)
The burglar worked his way around our room helping himself to bits and pieces from the dressing table and cupboards. Meanwhile our miniature schnauzer lay happily on our bed with his legs in the air, willing us to tickle him. … Continue reading
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Tagged air, burglar, cupboard, dog, dressing table, guard, hopeless, legs, lie, miniature, Schnauzer, tickle, TPR
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Dismantling a dog, rib by rib (Rousse)
The steak dropped out of my shopping bag and fell to the ground. A dog dashed forward to grab the meat. The dog’s owners tackled the dog. The only way to retrieve the steak from the dog was to remove … Continue reading
An incontinent labradoodle (Rousse)
My school friend JC invited my fellow undergraduate CP to visit from France to celebrate her 50th birthday. I wondered what CP would make of the two rescue dogs – in particular the incontinent labradoodle.
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Tagged 50th, birthday, dog, France, friend, incontinent, labradoodle, rescue, school, undergraduate
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Sandy spaniel sale (Rousse)
The two sandy spaniels were gorgeous. ‘I’ll take both the bitch and the puppy’ said SC. I wondered where the dogs would live. And what would her SC’s husband T make of the new additions to the family? Would he … Continue reading
Daily Mail sub-editor is secret small screen writer (Rousse)
I discovered that Daily Mail sub-editor RH was the secret writer of scores of award-winning television dramas. This was on the same day that I overheard him say that he hardly ever watched television. It was my brother-in-law JS who … Continue reading
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Tagged allergic, allergy, award, bbrother-in-law, cat, cloth, Daily Mail, display, dog, doll, drama, drawing, Edinburgh, Hartburn, layout, Nottingham, patchwork, resident, reunion, room, screen, secret, sister, St Bernard, Stockton, sub-editor, television, TV, White House, win, writer
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Delicious dead dog pâté (Rousse)
When the dog failed to respond to neither the cries of its owner, nor my whistling, we first assumed that it was lost in the forest. Sadly, we later discovered its little corpse on a bed of autumn leaves. Keen … Continue reading
Husband claims that he is God (Rousse)
I overheard TPR tell a conference delegate that he was God, and claim that this was why he was qualified to speak about social media use in higher education (even though he knew nothing about the subject). He also explained … Continue reading
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Tagged ceremony, claim, competition, conference delegate, demo, dog, higher education, husband, judge, lazy, medal, mortal, river, social media, speech, Thames, TPR
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Drama queen dog (Belle)
Despite having had a vascectomy, T the (male) dog was pregnant. Not only was he keeping quiet about who the (other) father was, he had also taken to lying down in bed with the curtains drawn and a flannel on … Continue reading
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