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Tag Archives: father-in-law
Home decor beach style makeover ideas (Rousse)
The latest in bedroom flooring was beach pebbles – or so believed my mother-in-law. ‘This is going to be rather uncomfortable underfoot’ I remarked as I gingerly made my way over to the single bed in the spare room. The … Continue reading
Transatlantic flight upgrade (Rousse)
This was going to be a fun flight. I’d already teased the party of three lads (two of whom who looked like twins) by ‘guessing’ correctly that they came from Carlisle. I was not, however, psychic. I had discovered this … Continue reading
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Tagged air, aisle, bag, basin, bedroom, cabin, Canada, Carlisle, case, delay, double, empty, father-in-law, flight, in-flight, label, lad, luggage, man, night, passenger, psychic, room, row, seat, single, sleep, snow, steward, toothbrush, toothpaste, TPR, transatlantic, twin, upgrade, window
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Knowledge Management on ice (Rousse)
This term I was studying the Knowledge Management module rather than teaching it. The new tutor brought in a number of major changes. For example, most of the classes were taught outdoors in the melting snow, and the regulation module … Continue reading
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Tagged bunk off, changes, classes, enormous, father-in-law, footwear, Germany, graduate, guest, hut, ice, ice-skates, indoors, knowledge management, literature, melt, niece, quiz, sea, seashore, snow, speaker, speakers, statement, statements, stature, study, teach, tutor, white board, wooden, Word
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Rousse reviews the retired and retro
“What a coincidence, Struther Arnott was here just yesterday”, I commented to Brian Lang as he took a seat on the big green sofa in our sitting room. “I wonder what it is with retired principals of St Andrews University? … Continue reading
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Tagged appliance, appliances, Belling, Belling Compact Super Four electric cooker, Birmingham, Brian Lang, British Library, coincidence, colleague, colleagues, cooker, father-in-law, furniture, hand, hands, house, kitchen, marker, mural, noise, pen, pens, Principal, retired, retro, sitting room, smile, St Andrews, St Andrews University, Struther Arnott, TPR, unit, units, Vice Chancellor, workmen
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Digital media experts flummoxed by musical suitcase (Rousse)
What fun: at last KA and I had wangled things so that we were both heading to the same conference! Ahead of us lay two days of academic discussion of digital media. My father-in-law drove us to the venue from … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academics, bedroom, Broadway Gardens, car, conference, digital, discussion, drive, driving, experts, father-in-law, garden, Hexham, hotel, media, musical, noise, noises, pool, registration, suitcase, swimming
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In-law social climbers (Rousse)
My in-laws were terrible social climbers. They forced me and my husband to enter a cycling race that – if we won – would reward us with a job placement with some posh person. (Of course, it was highly unlikely … Continue reading →