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Tag Archives: flower
Aberystwyth University serials acquisition librarian (Rousse)
‘Weren’t you once the serials acquisition librarian at Aberystwyth University?’ asked the tall dark lady in the flowered lawn cotton dress. ‘No, never’, I replied. Eventually we worked out that she recognised me from the early 1990s at an institution … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, Aberystwyth, acquistition, cotton, dark, dress, flower, institution, lady, lawn, librarian, recognise, serials, tall, university
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A tale of arson and murder (Rousse)
My misdeeds were many. First there was arson. I threw a match into a small garage on the junction of Northumberland Street and Ferry Road. While I watched the billows of grey smoke envelop the neighbourhood, I thought it would … Continue reading
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Tagged arson, bed, billows, bury, corpse, corpses, Edinburgh, envelop, father, Ferry Road, five brigade, flower, garage, garden, gardening, grey, house, match, misdeed, mother, murder, murders, neighbourhood, Northumberland Street, parents, smoke, tale
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Elevator danger (Rousse)
AL gave up his usual duties as a computing academic for life as an elevator operator. His lift was very dangerous: instead of steel, the sides were made from 1970s blue and white flowery curtains.
Queen’s safety comprised by ‘sleepover break-in’ at Grey Gables (Rousse)
We were all invited to Grey Gables for New Year’s Eve so I didn’t think it would make much difference if we arrived a day early. Surely Peggy Woolley wouldn’t mind? We walked past the gardeners who were planting up … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambridge, Archers, arrest, beds, bobble, Borders, break-in, brother, cotton, defence, endanger, Eric, flower, gardeners, Grey Gables, house, life, monarch, New Year's Eve, party, Peggy Woolley, plant, Queen, Queen Elizabeth II, residence, Rhys, sheets, siter-in-law, sleep, sleepover, Special Branch
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Fireworks set off at once by grumpy party host (Rousse)
TPR never wanted to host this party and it showed. He put very little effort into the preparations, even though the numbers invited created a lot of extra work. We even promised fireworks. We felt obliged to open up the … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, antiques, bang, beige, carpet, Christmas, curtains, dining, fireworks, flower, fruit, Georgian, green, grumpy, guests, hat, host, house, linen, match, party, photo, picture, preparations, room, rooms, sideboard, sideboards, space, table mats, TPR, white, work
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Single bed shocker (Rousse)
We visited ECM on the last day of our three week holiday. ECM’s children were nowhere to be seen, and KJ had replaced PW as her husband. The set-up of their flat was also rather surprising. On the upper level … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, bed, bedroom, beds, book, bookcase, bookcases, books, border, Bose, children, flat, flower, gadget, gadgets, headphones, holiday, husband, kids, kitchen, married, mezzanine, paper, parcel, parcels, PInk Floyd, single, sleeping, studio, TPR, vegetables, Wish you were here
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The magic flower (Rousse)
Whenever you called out our niece F’s name, the magic flower echoed your words back again. At the same time, one by one, items in the garden went invisible. The job of folding up the blankets became more and more … Continue reading
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Tagged blanket, blankets, disappear, flower, garden, invisible, magic, niece
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