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Tag Archives: home
Back to school (Rousse)
It was a busy time on the University campus. BD was over from Canada, actually attempting to leave, but forever being dragged into new projects. Even Belle took a punt at signing him up for some madcap scheme of hers. … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, hall of residence, Hartburn, home, Ian Ramsey School, office, PhD, proejct, room, school, secondary, Stockton-on-Tees, student, university, upgrade, White House
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Seeking student accommodation during a pandemic (Rousse)
Indian student Bhopal chose my flat for his lockdown accommodation. We barely noticed him as he hid in our study for two weeks. He might have even been ill in this period. If so, we never knew. One day Bhopal … Continue reading
Helicopter hitchhiking in the Hebrides (Rousse)
TPR and I set off to walk the west coast of the islands of Harris and Lewis. TPR soon lost patience at my poor progress, so we agreed that he would go on ahead at his own pace, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged coast, farm, fish, Harris< Lewis, Hebrides, helicopter, hitchhike, home, pace, patience, ride, slog
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Moving back into the White House (Rousse)
On the basis of the enthusiastic reports of the recent fabulous visit of my mother and sister J, I could not wait to return to the White House. I met the man in charge of the (now) old people’s home, … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, bedroom, hall, Hartburn, Hector's House, home, house, kitchen, mother, move, old people, parents, resident, shabby, sister, Stockton-on-Tees, visit, white
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A Hebridean Holy Island (Rousse)
Holy Island was looking rather Hebridean with its towering peaks and sandy lochs. I sat at the water’s edge with JMH trying to work out whether the island had switched coastlines. Had it somehow landed on the west coast of … Continue reading
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
The botox beauty of the Home Counties (Rousse)
I’d been in my parents’ house some time before my sister J eventually came downstairs to greet me. When she made her grand entrance she was barely recognisable, dressed in a tiny pair of denim jeans and a pale blue … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, botox, counties, crash-diet, girl, greet, home, jeans, mid-fifties, parent, peer, pressure, satin, sister, teen, top, transformation, treatment, woman
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A Star Trek screening and a sick bed sanctuary (Rousse)
I was in no fit state to trek across the mountains after my operation, but TPR made me do this so that he could watch Star Trek films at the university cinema, snuggled up to a couple of women, who … Continue reading
Calorie burning and a code cracker (Rousse)
I invented a new form of fitness equipment that would make my fortune. It was a type of spinning tray that could be used at home on any carpeted floor. Never had burning calories been so much fun! TPR interrupted … Continue reading
Checking for Czechs (Rousse)
I tried walking home along country lanes at night time, but this proved too dangerous. Even in flashing trainers it soon became obvious that drivers could not see me, and that I was risking my life. I changed my plan … Continue reading
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Tagged A40, accommodation, bonus, boy, car, check, city, conversation, country, Czech, dangerous, daylight, deal, demean, driver, Edinburgh, flash, flat, foreign, friendship, growl, hair, hitch-hike, holiday, holiday-maker, home, in-laws, intinerary, lane, life, location, man, Manchester, Manchester Metroplitan University, map, night, north, Nottingham Trent University, old-fashioned, passenger, pet, plan, plate, risk, see, slip road, student, trainer, trick, trip, wait, walk
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