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Tag Archives: museum
Queue jumping at the museum (Rousse)
When 0ne person pushed into the queue ahead of me to buy her museum ticket, I let it pass. However, I was not prepared to let a second to take advantage of me, so I challenged the next one as … Continue reading
The loneliness of a PhD student in COVID times (Rousse)
It was a lonely life as a PhD student, especially during COVID times when I both lived and worked all by myself in the marble columned museum.
Arran by bike (Rousse)
I was the front passenger on a blue five-saddle tandem steered by my nephew P from very the last seat at the back of the bike. To ride the winding one-track roads of the Isle of Arran without protective clothing, … Continue reading
Avocado bathroom suite in the museum of sanitation (Rousse)
Dozens of bathtubs hung on the walls and from the ceiling of the saleroom. The most precious and elaborate had been recovered from ancient archaeological sites. Much of their value lay in their beautiful mosaic decorations. To my surprise and … Continue reading
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Tagged avocado, bathroom, bathtub, green, museum, Orange, salesroom, sanitation, suite
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Trapped in a Glasgow museum (Rousse)
The starting point for access to the path up the mountain was under a door of a Glasgow museum. From here you accessed a tunnel. This eventually emerged in the open air on a steep mountain track. I had forgotten … Continue reading
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Tagged door, exhibition, Glasgow, mountain, museum, slope, TPR, trap, tunnel
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A day out in London with a Dane, an impersonator, and a baby Belle (Rousse)
I had a day out with Belle in London. First she took me to the museum café where she treated me to a raspberry and ice cream fruit sundae. I ate it seated next to a Dane who told me … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural, baby, black, cab, cafe, chest, Dane, daughter, government, impersonator, London, museum, neighbour, official, policy, stranger, toilet, UK
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How the other half (barely) lives (Rousse)
When I was supposed to be at work I poked around my sister J’s vastly extended house in West Sussex. On the ground floor there was a luxurious self-contained holiday cottage that looked out onto a large rectangular pond destined … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, balloon, bedroom, blanket, blue, boardroom, breed, cash, children, chocolate, concrete, dinosaur, disabled, duvet, ebony, field, gallery, green, holiday cottage, house, hovel, how the other half lives, hut, ivory, leather, mattress, museum, pig, pool, poverty, rare, silver, studio, West Sussex, witness, wood, woodwork, yellow
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A faithful wife and an unfaithful husband (Rousse)
My ex-boyfriend ST and I arranged to stay in a hotel in the south of England and use this as a base to visit our other exes. I did not trust ST when I climbed into our huge shared bed … Continue reading
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Tagged armour, bed, boyfriend, cliff, climb, coast, confess, displeasure, ex, ex-boyfriend, exhibit, faithful, fleece, fossil, friend, hotel, huge, husband, model, museum, night, ordeal, photograph, pyjamas, red, sleep, TPR, unfaithful, village, visit, white, wife
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A kiss and a cuddle in the science museum (Rousse)
We returned to Northfield, Birmingham to visit S and NY and family, all crammed into our old two-bedroomed house. The neighbourhood was much smarter than in our day, largely due to the conversion of the former rat run into a … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbeydale Road, bedroom, Birmingham, chalet, cuddle, cul de sac, demolition, exhibit, house, kiss, museum, neighbourhood, Northfield, rat run, science, smart, stone circle, wood
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Secrets of Sir Ian Brindley’s affair hidden in porridge (Rousse)
My cousin B finally revealed the solemn secret that she had been harbouring for years. During the war my grandfather had been in a relationship with Sir Ian Brindley. ‘There’s further information in there’, she said, pointing to the museum. … Continue reading
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Tagged affair, Arab, bowl, Brindley, cousin, exhibit, French, grandfather, hide, Ian, information, museum, porridge, relationship, secret, sir, translate, war
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