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Tag Archives: kitchen
Christmas 2020 in June 2021 (Rousse)
Finally, six months later than anticipated, at the end of June 2021 we were permitted to host our annual Christmas party (2020). But first, I had to remove AD from the kitchen. JS, who knew exactly who he was and … Continue reading
A runner and a red, 60-litre, flip-top kitchen bin (Rousse)
Hundreds of faster runners passed me as I headed south along the cycle path. I wished that I could run faster. Perhaps my times would improve if I abandoned carrying the soil-filled, red, 60-litre, flip-top kitchen bin?
Unexpected visitors and missing friends (Rousse)
QL rang me in a panic. ‘Lucy thinks that the reunion is still on. She didn’t receive the lockdown cancellation email. She’ll arrive in Edinburgh tomorrow.’ I ignored the message – indeed forgot about it – until the following afternoon … Continue reading
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Tagged architect, bikes, boat, cancellation, cellar, daughters, dishwasher, Edinburgh, futon, kitchen, lake, lockdown, mattress, reunion, sitting room, study, visitor
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A Stockton-on-Tees themed Christmas party (Rousse)
The theme of the staff Christmas party was Stockton-on-Tees. This was possibly in honour of me and EH, although we could not be certain. Whatever the reason, we were well qualified to comment on the town. I joked that we … Continue reading
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Tagged car, Christmas, cousin, crystal, Derbyshire, Dovecot Street, game, jade, kitchen, oven, party, pendant, Range Rover, Secret Santa, Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside Polytechnic
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Cliff-top holiday cottage beach huts on the beautiful Isle of Lewis (Rousse)
We spotted a few changes during our winter visit to our favourite guest house on the Isle of Lewis. For example, the big sitting room was now serving as the kitchen, and the high tides delivered huge waves all the … Continue reading
Kitchen trends 2020: yellow
My kitchen was transformed when someone (a designer?) removed all the coloured items and replaced every single one with its equivalent in yellow: yellow kettle, yellow drawer handles, yellow fridge…
A kitchen break-up drama (Rousse)
I knew that it was unfair to drag our new lodger R into my personal crisis, but I was desperate. Was there anything that she could do to persuade TPR not to end our marriage? K was extremely cross with … Continue reading
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Tagged break-up, dishwasher, divorce, husband, iPhone, kitchen, marriage, messenger, mug, TPR
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A lochside home with a tiny, floppy, brown cow (Rousse)
When we heard that BP was vacating his flat at the Pleasance, TPR and I said that we might be interested in it. However, since it was accessed through a gym, we had to wait until opening time to view … Continue reading
Photographing ferrets in Stockton-on-Tees (Rousse)
From an upstairs window I could see my sister S and her partner C standing on the front step of their house with a couple of black ferrets in their arms. “They would be great to photograph!”, I thought, so … Continue reading
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Tagged Bowesfield Lane, drug, ferret, fight, garden, Georgian, ghetto blaster, hoarder, house, kitchen, neighbour, photograph, reggae, Stockton-on-Tees, tattoo, Teesside, utility room
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The world’s most versatile dog-themed kitchen gadget (Rousse)
The dog sculpture in jade looked good in MB’s new kitchen and I now regretted that the family had given it to her as a present. The ornament was also much more versatile than we had first believed. The head … Continue reading