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Tag Archives: family
Pensioners purchase Perthshire sporting estate popular with Germans (Rousse)
My elderly in-laws bought a sporting estate in Perthshire. It came complete with a majestic main house, numerous workers’ cottages, stables and other outbuildings, and a stretch of prime salmon fishing (normally let out to rude German tourists who had … Continue reading
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Tagged cottage, eighties, estate, family, father-in-law, German, house, in-law, migration, north, outbuilding, pensioner, Perthshire, river, sporting
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A9 accident thieves (Rousse)
Following the accident on the A9, TPR pushed our Peugeot 205 into a nearby car park. We should have been more aware of our surroundings when a family of four, plus dogs, forced their way into our car and started … Continue reading
Networking group relaunch (Rousse)
Everyone was enthusiastic about the relaunch of the Friday networking group. WB was busy raising money so that she could afford to attend. She started selling all her belongings at a car boot sale, with her new baby in tow. … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, boot, car, cycling, family, group, hi-vis, jacket, money, networking, New Zealand, relaunch, stall
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Shoplifters in Sainsburys (Rousse)
On each morning for four days, I visited the meat counter at Sainsburys. A family of four did the same. Unlike me, however, they never placed a single joint in their trolley. I wondered if they might be shoplifters, but … Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, family, fight, joint, kidney, manager, meat, Sainsbury, Sainsburys, shoplifter, teenager, TPR
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Avoiding the expense of the House of Bruar (Rousse)
My Uncle P, Auntie M, and cousins called in to check the arrangements for our family holiday in the far north. I was worried about the potential cost of lunch en route, especially if we broke the journey at the … Continue reading
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Tagged A9, aunt, bikes, clothes, cousin, expense, family, holiday, House of Bruar, lunch, north, packing, sandwiches, Tomintoul, uncle
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Forced to shop at Asda (Rousse)
I was shocked when I thought that the small concrete block at the roadside was our new home. Relieved that it was not, I followed TPR further down the road to a turn-off on the left. A long, single track … Continue reading
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Tagged ASDA, basketball, chaos, commune, family, hedge, house, Lanarkshire, road, shop
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A forgetful bald friend and queuing for a flight to Denmark (Rousse)
With her bald head, RJ looked like a cancer patient. I said that I hoped that her family and friends knew that she had shorn off her hair to raise money for charity. Otherwise, they would be very worried about … Continue reading
Left luggage in Pitlochry, the shame of Hull (Rousse)
It didn’t make sense to carry everything that we had packed on the second part of our highland holiday, so we left our excess baggage at the self-catering cottage in Pitlochry. We would call in to collect it on our … Continue reading
Queen Elizabeth II’s candlestick (Rousse)
RJH and TPR stole a white-painted wood candlestick stamped ERII from one of the royal family’s residences. I was very ashamed of the pair of them.