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Tag Archives: married
Arnold Schwartzenegger’s boring speech (Rousse)
Two of my Polish colleagues had commandeered my office while I was on long-term sick leave. My desk and other belongings were now all squeezed into a dark corner. I hoped that this was a temporary measure and that I … Continue reading
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Tagged admin, Arnie Schwartzenegger, Arnold Schwartzenegger, basement, boring, campus, children, club, colleague, corner, couple, desk, dull, Easter, famous, floor, foundry, friend, gauge, guest, gym, hill, holiday, Hollywood, kiss, library, married, melt, mould, mountain pass, office, parquet, Polish, presentation, rover boat, school, sick leave, snog, space, speaker, speech, staff, temperature, university, walker, work, worker
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A wasted wedding day in Edinburgh (Rousse)
This had to be the most boring and short-lived wedding celebration of all time. Although some of my most interesting school friends were amongst the guests (including JB and GB, now a married couple themselves), TPR and I were sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, black, boast, boring, bride, couple, criticise, day, debate, decoration, dining, dress, Edinburgh, fast, friend, guest, hotel, Hull, married, mother-of-the-bride, outfit, pallets, red, sari, school, short-lived, silence, silk, table, TPR, venue, waste, wedding, wine
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Andy Murray and his secret TV quiz show lover (Rousse)
DM and I were each paired up with a man to compete in a geographic television quiz show that required us to name all the streets of Stockton-on-Tees. The experience was so intense that each couple fell in love. My … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, collapse, experience, geography, intense, leave, love, lover, married, quiz, secret, show, sob, Stockton, Stockton-on-Tees, street, tears, television, TPR, TV
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A French affair (Rousse)
The only way to get into the French hall of residence was to balance on wobbly podiums attached to the outside of the building, then leap from there into the dodgy lift. Once inside the lift you had to perform … Continue reading
A wedding called off (Rousse)
I kept my promise and arrived at the French Registry office at 3pm on 11th July as agreed. A did the same. ‘Do you really want to go through with this?’ he asked. ‘Of course not’, I replied. (I couldn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged apologies, £10, bet, call off, called off, French, married, marry, promise, registrar, regsitry office, wedding
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How to fight off an unwanted suitor (Rousse)
The man begged me for a date. I agreed to go for a walk with him, but insisted that he first take a look at my left hand. I was a very married woman.
Unexpected wedding guests: surprise dinosaur crocodiles and Africans (Rousse)
We were at yet another wedding and I had completely lost the plot. I’d left the invitation, card and present at home and couldn’t remember who was getting married this time. The only clue was that the reception was in … Continue reading
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Tagged card, celebration, celebrations, clue, crocodile, crocodiles, Darlington Road, dinosaur, dinosaurs, friend, Graham Matthews, guest, guests, home, hotel, invitation, job, married, name, plot, present, reception, school, Stockton, Stockton-on-Tees, surprise, unexpected, wedding, welcome
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Rousse’s one night stand
I had been a faithful wife for almost three decades and now I’d blown it after a brief (but fun) encounter with XY (also married) in the marital bed while TPR was fast asleep along the corridor in the spare … Continue reading
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Tagged asleep, bed, bedroom, card, cards, Christmas, corridor, covers, Craiglockhart, enounter, faithful, futon, guilt, house, infidelity, innocence, invention, married, mouth, night, one night stand, passion, photography, promiscuity, ride, STD, study, taxi, test, town, TPR, wife, work
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Couple split over dog (Rousse)
At last we understood why our long-married friends had separated. When it became obvious that the husband loved the dog more than his wife, she threw the pair of them out.
The Desert Island Discs theory of mathematics (Rousse)
For once ST seemed just as excited as me that we were meeting in my dreams again. As soon as JC dismissed herself from a three-way conversation about A level maths test results (she scored a mere 40%), I got … Continue reading
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Tagged A level, academic, arm, £40, conversation, dark, Desert Island Discs, dream, dreams, friendship, husband, life, married, mathematics, maths, problem, public, relationship, sixth form, street, theory, TPR, university, walk
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