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Tag Archives: father
Reuniting teddy bears at the White House (Rousse)
My efforts were paying off: after hours of wading my way through mountains of junk, at the White House (Hartburn) I managed to group families of teddy bears that had been separated for years. In most cases they comprised threesomes, … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, bear, drink, father, glass, grandmother, granny, Hartburn, lunch, mother, pink, reunite, Stockton-on-Tees, teddies, teddy, threesome, White House
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Bride misses men in cashmere suits (Rousse)
Even though it was my wedding, my mother would not allow me to go running with my sisters. Instead I was sent to my father to be chastised for not attending the cashmere suit fashion show after the wedding ceremony. … Continue reading
Incidental divorce lawyer advice (Rousse)
My parents, sisters and I travelled in our pyjamas to Dryburgh Abbey for my father’s last hurrah. On the way back home we stopped off in Corbridge. Here we called in on my grandmother’s house (which had not been knocked … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, abbey, advice, bedroom, bedspread, brown, chest of drawers, childhood, Corbridge, divorce, door, dressing table, dryburgh, father, friend, furniture, grandmother, grandparent, incidental, lawyer, lock, media, old people's home, Orange, parent, Redmires, sister, The fighting temeraire, Turner, wardrobe
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Son learns of surrogate half-sister through father’s ex-girlfriend mother of the baby (Rousse)
My godson James was the son of my ex-boyfriend. He hardly saw me in his childhood, but now a young adult he was keen to befriend me to learn more about the early life of his father. This posed difficulties. … Continue reading
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Tagged abusive, adult, baby, chidhood, child, confess, dress, ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, father, godson, grandfather, green, half-sister, James, mother, relationship, silk, sister, son, surrogate, woman
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When dream evidence is inadmissible (Rousse)
Suddenly my father leapt from the driver’s seat and climbed into the back next to me, leaving the car to hurtle towards the steep sides of the mountain tunnel. With great effort I leant over, managed to grasp the wheel, … Continue reading
A birthday weekend of scent, satin, a speech, kisses and sick (Rousse)
Our flat was packed with visitors for the weekend of my birthday, many of whom had travelled a long distances to be with me. AW and JS had come all the way from Farnham, Surry – together, on friendly terms. … Continue reading
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Tagged alcoholic, beer, birthday, body, Chinese, clean, dress, drink, Farnham, father, flat, garment, gold, kiss, neutralise, peel, potato, present, red, rug, satin speech, scent, shift, sick, slim, smell, Surrey, tumble sryer, visitor, vomit, waist, weekend, wine
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All change in the bathroom (Rousse)
I forced my father to remove his ‘Have you cleaned your teeth?’ chart from the hall wall. He put it in the bathroom instead. My next mission was to persuade TPR to get a plumber in to fix the lavatory … Continue reading
Pete Murphy mistaken for Liam Neeson (Rousse)
I was determined that the engineering students gained an appreciation of social research methods. They needed access to a decent textbook so I took one down to the library to add to its stock. A photograph dropped out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged band, Bauhaus, blind, book, British Library, engineering, engineers, father, film, foal, goth, Hollywood, lecturers, Liam Neeson, librarian, library, lunch, method, miniature, Pete Murphy, photograph, qualitative, research, social, star, student, textbook, tiny abandoned, treat, vet
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Mid-air knitter stalked by elderly couple on flight to the UK from Thailand (Rousse)
I must have broken several international laws on board the flight from Thailand back to the UK: I carried a sharp three inch needle in my hand luggage I looped the yarn from my ball of blue wool to the … Continue reading
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Tagged aeroplane, arrivals, ball, blue, Borth, boy, Charles, couple, dead, door, elderly, exit, father, flight, garndson, Golf, house, international, journey, knit, knitter, knitting, land, law, luggage, lunch, mistake, needle, phone, plane, safety, stalk, Thailand, TPR, UK, Wales, wool, yarn
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Heart disease stunts growth (Rousse)
Somehow I had to extract myself from under the sand dune before the tide came up any further, then swim across the bay to join the others on the island. The tricky part was to push my way out of … Continue reading
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