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Tag Archives: Edinburgh
Don’t mess with my baby/babies! (Rousse)
So many turned up to the last Knowledge Management class of term that even the balcony was packed to the rafters. Until I spotted MN in the front row I was unsure as to whether or not we had the … Continue reading
Rousse misses Clive Anderson – just
It was an amazing coincidence to see Clive Anderson twice in one day. I’d spotted him at the London BBC Radio 4 studio in the morning, and now he was here in Edinburgh checking into reception. I hesitated over approaching … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, BBC, car, Clive Anderson, Dawn French, driving, Edinburgh, Isle of Lewis, London, motorway, parents, Radio 4, sister
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A new livery and the Lancet (Rousse)
I’d heard that they’d had a makeover in Corstorphine and, sure enough, the QM campus looked splendid in its new livery of grey, black and British racing green. I knew very few of the staff there now, and all my … Continue reading
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Tagged British racing green, Corstorphine, Edinburgh, Lancet, QM, staff room
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Shall I stay or shall I go now? (Rousse)
While TPR slept I slipped down to breakfast then paid the hotel bill. We’d been tempted to stay an extra night, largely because there was a strong possibility that RG would be arriving later in the day after a week’s … Continue reading
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Tagged bibliographic databases, CPD, dog, Edinburgh, grass, hill, hotel, Marco Giovino, microwave, Robert Plant, shooting, South Africa, tomatoes, TPR, training
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The return of Rousse’s red Peugeot 205
There were so many questions: Why had my parents “rescued” my red Peugeot 205 (sold on in 2008) and booked it into repair at a garage (of which we knew nothing) at the other side of town? Did it really … Continue reading
Rousse’s reunion
It was July 2011. As was the case on the days of our 10th and 20th anniversary parties, the 1986 French graduates from the University of Birmingham were enjoying a reunion lunch in the blazing Brummie sunshine. This time we … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, berries, bikini, brambles, Edinburgh, Griffin, ice-cream, John Lewis, Manor House, Nantes, picnic, pregnant, swimming, TPR, University of Birmingham
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Rousse’s new domestic arrangements
My new routine was to take my weekly bath every Friday in the claw-foot Victorian tub to be found in the main corridor at QMC in Corstorphine. Some people complained that it blocked the way to the library, but anyone … Continue reading
Rousse, the National Library Boy, and the Social Network
I was so flattered when the young researcher in the National Library of Scotland asked me if I’d like to go and see The Social Network with him. I explained that I’d made other arrangements, heaved my work and gym … Continue reading
Lifts, lingerie and little people (Rousse)
I only wanted to go up to the 7th floor in the hotel lift so what were we doing zipping into space Tardis-style to the 807th floor? When I got home I found that my sister-in-law’s “looking after the house” … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Who, dwarves, Edinburgh, hotel, lift, London, sister-in-law, underwear
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Rousse the jam tart robber
I stole a jam tart from a room service afternoon tea trolley before bumping into someone from the past who had shrunk to the size of an 8-year old, thanks to gastric band surgery. I also saw the table plan … Continue reading