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- Expensive Scottish border sandwiches, sandals, and snow (Rousse)
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- Scotland’s top pandemic super-spreader takes to capital city’s streets (Rousse)
- Through the bedroom window – with dead pigeons (Rousse)
- Adrian Chiles still sensitive over divorce from Jane Garvey (Rousse)
- A useless passport (Rousse)
- From swimming with killer whales to selling Christmas tat on eBay (Rousse)
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Tag Archives: lunch
Inconsiderate motorists bring news of competition windfall (Rousse)
I had the best night’s sleep with TPR in a tent in a field at the foot of the Pentland Hills. The original plan was to pack up the tent in the morning, then head to the hills for a … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, competition, croissant, Ford Granada, hill, inconsiderate, lunch, motorist, parking, Pentland, picnic, restriction, Sainsbury, sleep, sticker, tent, TPR, windfall
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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
Christmas and Lindtt chocolates in Nottingham (Rousse)
In Nottingham AN interrupted the overweight yellow Harris Tweed clad waitresses as they gossiped about their boss’ complicated love life. “Do you serve lunch on Christmas Day?’ she asked. I was aghast that the idea of not preparing the festive … Continue reading
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Tagged affair, boss, chocolate, Christmas, Christmas Day, connection, drink, family, festive, Harris, invitation, Lindtt, love, lunch, meal, Nottingham, railway, station, train, tweed, waitress, yellow
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Don Draper, a dog and a dinosaur (Belle)
John Hamm and I were holding hands and looking for lunch under the railway arches. A massively muscular dog came wandering towards us. “That dog looks like a stegosaurus”, I said and John Hamm laughed as if this was the … Continue reading
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Tagged boyfriend, dinosaur, Don Draper, John Hamm, lunch, railway arch, stegosaurus
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Reuniting teddy bears at the White House (Rousse)
My efforts were paying off: after hours of wading my way through mountains of junk, at the White House (Hartburn) I managed to group families of teddy bears that had been separated for years. In most cases they comprised threesomes, … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, bear, drink, father, glass, grandmother, granny, Hartburn, lunch, mother, pink, reunite, Stockton-on-Tees, teddies, teddy, threesome, White House
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A delicious recipe for roast pumpkin soup in shells (Rousse)
Now I understood why the soup at lunchtime tasted so good: the school office staff had taken to spending their mornings making fresh batches on campus. Today the office fridges were crammed with pumpkins to be roasted with garlic and … Continue reading
Pete Murphy mistaken for Liam Neeson (Rousse)
I was determined that the engineering students gained an appreciation of social research methods. They needed access to a decent textbook so I took one down to the library to add to its stock. A photograph dropped out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged band, Bauhaus, blind, book, British Library, engineering, engineers, father, film, foal, goth, Hollywood, lecturers, Liam Neeson, librarian, library, lunch, method, miniature, Pete Murphy, photograph, qualitative, research, social, star, student, textbook, tiny abandoned, treat, vet
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