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Tag Archives: house
An unprepared book group member (Rousse)
Although it wasn’t an official book group meeting, when I joined the table at EH’s house it was soon obvious that I should have read some journal articles in preparation for the discussion. At this rate TPR was in a … Continue reading
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Tagged article, articles, book, career, computing, group, house, journal, meeting, member, TPR, unprepared
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An Edinburgh colony house visit (Rousse)
I met LK sitting on the narrow pavement outside her colony house on Easter Road. She wanted to show me her garden so we left her two daughters by the roadside and I followed her through the main door of … Continue reading
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Tagged A level, application, AS level, ball, banister, bed, buidling, children, claustrophobia, colony, degree, door, dry, Easter Road, Edinburgh, elderly, flat, game, games, garden, GCSE, gloomy, green, hang, house, pavement, rail, residents, roadside, Robert Gordon University, room, sheets, son, stairwell, visit, white
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The secret night visitor (Rousse)
The H family bought a white 1970s house in a small close not far from our bedsit. I preferred their place over ours: there was so much more space. So I would regularly sneak into their sitting room late at … Continue reading
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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A new recruit to the House of Orange-Nassau
All plans for the Easter vacation were switched when first year undergraduate A announced that she had accepted a marriage proposal from the King of the Netherlands. The wedding was scheduled for the following week. ‘Goodness’ I mentioned to A’s … Continue reading
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Tagged avaction, Easter, grandchildren, house, House of Orange, king, marriage, mother, Netherlands, Orange, Orange-Nassau, proposal, royalty, undergraduate, wedding
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Long-dead grandmother turns up in Queen’s bedroom (Rousse)
My parents’ vast house was designated the most appropriate venue for the 18th and 21st birthday celebrations of my niece and nephew. The first arrivals – a bunch of gorgeous young men in dinner suits who had travelled up from … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th, 21st, antique, bedding, bedroom, birthday, dead, dinner, door, golf clubs, grandmother, green, guests, hall, headscarf, house, HRH, Manchester University, men, mother, nephew, niece, ornament, panelling, party, platform, Queen, Queen Elizabeth II, record, shoes, suit, suits, truntable, University of Manchester, vast, venue, wood, yellow
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A book group climbing hero (Rousse)
At the very last minute all members of my book group were able to meet at my flat after all. I quickly set the table with our ‘fun’ Champagne glasses – largely because DM had served drinks from similar glasses … Continue reading
A broken engagement (Rousse)
TPR was in no mood to change his mind. He would not marry me, even though he previously said that he would. A particular complication was that we held joint ownership of two properties – a small house and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Albanian, album, alcohol, anniversary, Birmingham, black, boy band, boyfriend, broken, companion, complication, death, engagement, finances, flat, groom, holiday, honour, house, legal, man, marry, music, nightmare, Olympic, ownership, poisoning, promise, properties, sell, show, stadium, substitute, tatty, ticket, TPR, travel, tricky, vantage
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Nursery rhymes, a British Library refit, and a forgotten computer (Rousse)
I sang nursery rhymes to toddler A under the watch of her adoring parents J and N. Then I set off to London to do some work. On arrival at the British Library GW and I were very confused by … Continue reading
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Tagged British Library, building, computer, confusion, escalator, forget, house, Humanities Reading Room, layout, London, nursery, problem, refit, rhymes, toddler, work
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