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Tag Archives: furniture
When home improvements go wrong (Rousse)
When I walked into the kitchen I noticed that TPR had moved some of the appliances. A huge white freezer stood in the hob’s usual spot, and next to it was the tumble dryer. I also spotted that the sink … Continue reading
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Tagged appliance, appliances, concern, cupboard, decorator, dresser, en suite bedroom, formica, freezer, furniture, go wrong, hob, home, improvements, island, kitchen, layout, mess, office, peculiar, repaper, room, sell, sink, sitting room, TPR, tumble dryer, wallpaper, work
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Alternative careers for engineers, and vile furniture (Rousse)
Why didn’t anyone tell AA and his fellow engineers that a switch of career from academia to retail at their stage of life was an idiotic idea? I left them to it, found TPR, and spent the rest of the … Continue reading
Medieval French literature, relationship advice, a Jacobean trunk, and a blue Maserati (Rousse)
We were working through archives of exam questions, extracting any that could be recycled for the next academic year. My collection was so old that it included questions on medieval French literature from my own undergraduate days. My colleagues started … Continue reading
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Tagged absence, academic, advice, archives, blue, bulky, campus, cell, charge, clock, colleague, colleagues, collection, destination, emergencies, emergency, exam, flat, foot, French, furniture, gay, home, hormone, iPhone, Jacobean, job, lane, librarian, literature, lorry, Maserati, medieval, mobile, office, phone, question, questions, recycle, relationship, restless, road, school, sexuality, sister, strength, TPR, training, treatment, trunk, undergraduate, verge, village, villages, weight, west, woman, work, year
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Magic tables only a partial solution to University accommodation problems (Rousse)
I was dismayed over the state of my accommodation. I had been allocated a tiny desk squeezed into the corner of a large computer lab populated by PhD students. My computer and printer took up most of the desk’s surface … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academics, accommodation, chat, computer, conditions, corner, desk, dismay, furniture, lab, leg, legs, magic, opportunity, partial, PhD, printer surface, problem, problems, solution, space, spare, student, students, table, tables, tea, technician, tray, university, Vice Principal, wall, woe, woes, work
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When the Shop of Curiosities is out of stock (Rousse)
The most curious thing about the Shop of Curiosities was that it held no stock. Once through the door all you found was a series of dark rooms containing a few sticks of old furniture and a couple of well-worn … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, curiosities, curiosity, dark, daughter, degree, desk, door, first class, friend, furniture, history, old-fashioned, Oxford, room, rooms, rug, rugs, shop, stock, subject
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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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New York dinosaur cargo (Rousse)
The rooms on the second floor of the cliff house were furnished in the same fashion of my childhood home and I was keen to show them to the students. However, the curator would not let us enter. Students were … Continue reading
Bedroom furniture body bonus (Rousse)
Pablo the handyman was working hard on the alterations to our bedroom. By the time he finished, I would have the most spectacular set of cupboards, and plenty of space to keep all my clothes together in the same room. … Continue reading
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