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Tag Archives: man
Unrequited love and a dangerous trip to Holy Island in a cast-iron Victorian clawfoot bath tub (Rousse)
Somehow I kept adding to my list of lovesick middle-aged men. Each one ignored my very married state. They all independently believed that with a little persuasion my resistance would collapse and I would leave my husband. I lay in … Continue reading
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Tagged bath, beach, bed, beg, begging, cast-iron, clawfoot, cliff, coast guard, coastguard, death, family, fertiliser, Holy Island, husband, liaison, liaisons, Lindisfarne, love, lovesick, man, married, men, middle-aged, North Sea, sand, secret, single, sleep, speed, tub, unrequited, Victorian
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Failed funeral hair mission on the A286 (Rousse)
When I first took the phone call I thought it was my mother speaking, but as the north east accent became stronger I began to have doubts. If she were to be believed, an aunt had died and the funeral … Continue reading
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Tagged A286, accent, aunt, bald, bath, bathroom, Birdham, boss, break, broken, Bubbles, call, coiffure, death, die, died, estate, fail, failed, failure, funeral, glass, hair, hairdresser, mall, man, mission, mother, north east, ornament, phone, retail park, sales, security, shopping, skull, snap, stained, stylist, tandem, telephone, toupée, treatment, unctions, Volvo, Walwyn Close, wig
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Rousse the dog photographer
I finally got my hands on a camera with a decent telephoto lens. I used it to photograph all the dogs – including the big black one with the pink rinse, and the shaggy hound who could transform himself from … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, dog, dogs, hound, lens, man, photo, photograph, photographer, photographs, photography, photos, pink, rinse, shaggy, telephoto, transform
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A failed kidnap and household safety advice from a Newcastle United fan (Rousse)
We two brothers (plus dog) climbed into the car. Each of us believed that it was the other who had arranged to be picked up by this strange man and his daughter. Before long, however, we established though some frantic … Continue reading
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Tagged bother, brothers, captors, car, chain, chains, daughter, death, dog, door, doors, drive, driving, Edinburgh, foot, French, gesture, household, kidnap, Leith Walk, lights, lorry, man, Mound, Newcastle United, plan, planning, Princes Street, safety, stranger, tarmac, taxi, traffic lights, truck
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Ceremony blunder (Rousse)
When my nephew PF ran back and told us that he had spotted a small man in a loud shirt at the ceremony we all knew who this was. The photographer and I sneaked up to the group. CO was … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrant, celebrants, ceremony, cloak, iPad, man, nephew, photographer, raspberries, script, shirt
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The world’s most expensive lump of yeast (Rousse)
Belle and I had a desperate need for live yeast. Convinced that we’d find some in one of the breweries off Dalry Road, we set off from my flat in two separate taxis. I climbed into the one that had … Continue reading
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Tagged agent, airport, allergies, allergy, apron, bag, bankruptcy, biscuit, BM256, boy, boyfriend, breadmaker, break, break maker, breweries, brewery, business, cake, car, chocolate, Dalry Road, digestive, display, driving, Edinburgh, expensive, flat, food, grey-haired, handbag, Kenwood, leavening, Leith, live, loaf, make, making, man, mobile, paper, phone, recipe, rice, rice cake, shy, taxi, taxis, telephone, TPR, trip, US, wheel, wholemeal, yeast
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Lord Alan Sugar’s babysitter and JK Rowling’s secret (Rousse)
“Babysitting” was the answer I gave whenever anyone asked what I did for Lord Alan Sugar. He liked to keep me nearby. This usually meant that I could be found hanging around the main door of the office at street … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Sugar, artwork, babysitter, babysitting, coin, coins, cover, design, Egypt, geek, geeky, gold, golden, handbag, handbags, Harry Potter, Harvey Nicks, Harvey Nicols, hunt, JK Rowling, job, key, landing, Lord Alan, Lord Alan Sugar, Lord of the Rings, man, manhole, manhole cover, middle-aged, mother, newspaper, office, paper, pocket, pockets, secret, Sir Alan, Sir Alan Sugar, Tolkein, Tolkien, treasure, treasure hunt, trove
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Civil attack at site of Glencoe massacre (Rousse)
The lateness of the hour and darkening sky put paid to our plan to walk over the mountains from Glencoe back to Edinburgh. SJ suggested that we hitch a lift instead, so we took our chances in a gravelled lay-by, … Continue reading
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Tagged attack, car, conference, conference paper, dark, dog, Edinburgh, Glencoe, grandfather, hitch, lay-by, man, manners, pyjamas, tea, toddler
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