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Tag Archives: librarian
Is librarianship a profession? Rousse joins the debate
A beautiful couple entered the children’s reading room. She was a tall, elegant African woman in a blue and white midi dress. He was also tall, handsome and clearly devoted to his companion. If not lovers, they might have been … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, African, blue and white, brother, children, companion, couple, debate, dress, enquiry, handsome, librarian, librarianship, librariany, library, lover, lovers, midi, profession, professional, reading room, respect, sister, skills, staff, tall, woman
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Green greatcoat is Paris fashion hit (Rousse)
I was finding it hard to cope on my own in the Paris hostel in the run-up to my wedding. Three feral children, who couldn’t even tell me how old they were, drove everyone mad running amok everywhere. They stole … Continue reading
Rousse’s real parents
So now I knew the reasons why I looked nothing like either of my two sisters, and my parents clammed up whenever the topic of genetics came up in conversation. AP confessed to me that back in 1962 he embarked … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, adopt, adoption, adoptive, affair, baby, bowls, calendar, candidate, candidates, community, daughter, family, fruit, genetics, healthcare, ice-cream, ill, Internet, kitchen, librarian, new-born, Newcastle, news, Online, paper, parent, parents, postgraduate, sister, sisters, student, students, table, university
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Dreamaticus cited in medical negligence claim (Rousse)
I couldn’t believe my eyes when I glimpsed the headline stretched across the scrap of newspaper trapped under the café chair leg. We were sitting outside the Bakehouse on Broughton Street, newly reopened after last year’s fire damage, half-listening to … Continue reading
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Tagged apology, Bakehouse, bereaved, Blipfoto, Broughton Street, by-line, cafe, chair, claim, death, die, died, dream, Dreamaticus, Edinburgh, employer, enquiry, fame, family, fire, headline, healthcrea, hospital, journal, journalist, journalists, law, lawsuit, leg, librarian, medic, medical, medics, name, negligence, news, newspaper, nonsense, occupation, patient, report, scrap, site, stranger, suit, TPR, US, web, website
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A mother’s secret career and further clues of the Baby Ted graveyard (Rousse)
The party of external examiners included an elderly man from Sheffield University, a woman from Loughborough, and a dark-haired systems librarian called Mike Hirst. They all seemed friendly enough although none were interested enough to acknowledge (or perhaps question) who … Continue reading
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Tagged 1975, academic, Baby Ted, bear, Blackberry, campus, career, colleague, e-mail, examiner, examiners, game, graveyard, handbag, internal, librarian, line, lines, Loughborough, mentor, mother, Muirhead Tower, mum, office, opera, PhD, phone, premium, professor, replica, roads, secret, Sheffield, sister, soap, soaps, Stockton-on-Tees, systems, teddy, telephone, television, tights, tower block, traffic, trek, TV, university, University of Birmingham, viva, walk, White House
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Bad behaviour and an F1 fireball kill conversation (Rousse)
The conference launch event was a Victorian-Edwardian music hall concert in the style of BBC’s Good old days show. I thought this a bit OTT for a librarians’ conference, but this was the US, and it did make a change … Continue reading
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Tagged alumni, alumnus, America, BBC, Berkeley, Birmingham University, California, car, colleagues, conference, conversation, dead, dinner, Edwardian, F1, fire engine, fire engines, flame, flames, flirt, flirting, formula 1, formula one, friend, gate-crash, gatecrash, Good old days, hall, kill, librarian, librarians, Manor, Manor House, Mountain View, music, music hall, news, Oxford, Oxford University, PhD, reunion, San Francisco, school, siren, sirens, Stanford, table, TPR, University of Birmingham, University of Oxford, US, Victorian
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Rousse battles unconvention at a funeral, naked on the train, and with her man
It was a tragedy. Cousin R caught a cold on the golf course and promptly dropped dead. Now everyone was gathered for his less than conventional funeral. This included not only a scruffy, elderly bride in a dirty mauve dress … Continue reading
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Tagged bath, bride, chapel, coffin, commercial, cousin, date, dead, dress, drug addict, drugs, Edinburgh, father, funeral, Golf, homeless, information service, librarian, mother, mourner, naked, order of service, pale, pew, rap band, sister, train
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Rousse’s conference humiliation
I should have known not to ask Belle how she was. The stress of conference planning was all too evident in her manic facial expressions. Now I’d given her full rein to reel off an unnecessarily detailed response about the … Continue reading
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Tagged Belle, cigarette, conference, keynote, librarian, mother, Norwegians, perfume, Wikipedia
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