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Tag Archives: flood
Footwear planters for lost love (Rousse)
I finally twigged that the person opposite was flirting with me and that this was my chance to offer an invitation back to my room. That said, I was aware some other young people at the bar were teasing my … Continue reading
Chinese Square puzzle (Rousse)
During the terrible Hebridean floods, which brought down hundreds of buildings, I met two honeymooning couples from China. ‘Where can we find a divorce lawyer?’ one of the foursome asked me. ‘Why would you need one of those?’ I asked. … Continue reading
Disco ballet and flooded fish fingers (Belle)
I had been living in the Lewisham Tesco superstore for over 30 years and once again the roof in frozen foods was leaking. At work I complained to my boss: “Nothing makes me feel part of a team more than … Continue reading
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Flooded New York with Gödel, Escher, and Bach (Rousse)
I managed to find an exit from the massive library by taking a route through the richly furnished rare books section and executive suite of the Chief Librarian. Outside the streets of New York were flooded. I had no choice … Continue reading
Flooding on the River Tyne (Rousse)
I wanted to walk along the River Tyne to my parents’ house, but I didn’t know which bank to follow due to the flooding.
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Holy Island hideaway drifts out to sea (Rousse)
The house floated across the flooded causeway, drifting from its usual base on Holy Island. I assured everyone that all would be fine. The tide would reach the doorway, but was certain to subside soon afterwards, and we were all … Continue reading
Frank Underwood comments on flood conditions (Rousse)
When I visited Frank Underwood in Washington I had no choice but to drive. As things turned out it was not as difficult as I feared to navigate the roads from the suburbs into the city centre. When I mentioned … Continue reading →