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Tag Archives: dress
Post-PhD depression – Miss Haversham style (Rousse)
She had been depressed for years and now we finally knew why. We found her in her usual spot in bed, cradling a large green cloth-bound book. It was all too apparent that she had never really recovered from the … Continue reading
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Tagged book, career, depressed, depression, dissertation, dress, PhD, thesis, volume, wedding
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On holiday with Dame Judi Dench and a trip to the ball (Rousse)
Dame Judi Dench and I soon made friends in the hotel bedroom that we shared on holiday. Afterwards I met DT in the new Student Association building. Created on a massive scale, it rivalled the Edinburgh International Conference Centre in … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, ballgown, ballgowns, basement, bedroom, burgundy, dress, Edinburgh International Conference Cen, EICC, gown, gowns, hand, holiday, hotel, isolation, Judi Dench, Laura Ashley, loo, marble, president, Saturday, scenery, stranger, student association, suit, toilet, trip
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Flight food preparation: what you should know (Rousse)
We set off down the motorway very early to ensure that we would beat the rush hour and make our flight from Gatwick in good time. Then, to shorten the journey time, TPR diverted onto the back roads that he … Continue reading
When daddy was a school girl (Rousse)
Someone had discovered old video footage of our family and posted it to YouTube. There I was, fourteen years old, dressed in a raspberry cotton two piece peasant dress, arguing with my father. He then stood up and ran off … Continue reading
Dressing up for the doctoral defence (Rousse)
Each time that I attended a doctoral defence in a Nordic country I was impressed by the trouble that my hosts took to look their best on a student’s big day. On this occasion GW wore a spangled cream and … Continue reading
A party and a parade (Belle)
I had no idea how KOB, my former assistant, had got the money to move into this gothic castle and host this extravagant party. However, I did know that I had been over-dressed for the afternoon session but was now under-dressed … Continue reading
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Tagged Boys' Brigade, castle, dog, dress, gown, graveyard, parade, party
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Black cab illegally parked in Leith: shoeless couple sought (Rousse)
We were late for our anniversary dinner at the upstairs restaurant on Commercial Street in Leith. I pulled on my pale blue cotton shift dress from Monsoon, and TPR dragged me out of the house. We were in such a … Continue reading
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Tagged American, anniversary, black, blue, bodywork, cab, candies, candy, Commercial Street, cotton, couple, curries, curry, Denis, diner, dinner, dress, fingerprints, footwear, Great Junction Street, house, late, Leith, Leith Walk, Monsoon, park, permit, restauarnt, Saskia, serve, shift, shoe, shoeless, shoes, soles, sprint, steering, table, taxi, TPR, underwear, wheel, woman
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Recreated photos of a French past (Rousse)
When I first came across the pictures I thought that they were of A and D’s wedding. I had enlargements made so that I could put them into an old-fashioned cloth-covered photograph album to give to my French friends. It … Continue reading
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Tagged album, babies, baby, blue, bride, children, christening, clothes, dress, enlargements, family, France, French, Friends, groups, hotel, hyacinth, old-fashioned, photographs, photos, picture, pictures, present, recreated, recreating, reunion, silk, twins, wedding
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Running clothes for women (Rousse)
BF turned up at the house in a stretchy brown crocheted dress. She’d last worn this garment when delivering a presidential address to a professional body in 2010. Today she thought it was suitable attire for a 06:00am run.
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Tagged 2010, address, attire, body, brown, clothes, crochet, dress, garment, president, presidential, professional, running, stretch
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The secret bride (Rousse)
Everyone loved miniature party girl NP. Tonight our tiny friend was wearing an elegant cream satin dress studded with sparkling sequins. One of the men carried her on his shoulders so everyone could see how beautiful she looked. I called … Continue reading
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