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Tag Archives: niece
Limbless torsos in Speedos, a bare-breasted woman, children in litter disguise, and booklet giveaways in Morningside (Rousse)
I abandoned weeding a municipal planter on the southern outskirts of Edinburgh so that I could catch a 23 bus back into town and meet my mother on Colinton Road at 6:30pm, as previously agreed. The bus was frustratingly slow. … Continue reading
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Tagged 23, booklet, breasts, bus, cafe, Colinton Road, cream, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Napier University, fuel can, grammar, Holy Corner, limbless, litter bin, Morningside, mother, niece, office, planter, poetry, school, servicemen, shawl, sister, swimming, torso, weeding, youghourt
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Monkey in a motorhome (Rousse)
With my sister at the wheel of our motorhome, we were driving south through France to the drop off my niece A and her partner D at a ski resort. It was a wonder that we weren’t killed en route. … Continue reading
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Tagged bleeding, blood, death, France, home, monkey, motor, motor-home, motorhome, niece, partner, sister, ski
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Errant father drama (Rousse)
I picked up the phone. ‘Where are your nephew and niece?’ shouted the person at the other end. ‘They are in mortal danger!’ ‘P’s here, and A is in London (I think)’, I replied. ‘Well their father is on the … Continue reading
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Tagged danger, father, journalist, marriage, nephew, niece, police, secret
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A purple kitchen with an excess of kale (Rousse)
On the spur of the moment we called in on R and SL. SL was particularly delighted to see us, mistakenly thinking that our friend in tow (KA) was our niece AF. While I admired their modern purple kitchen, SL … Continue reading
Salt mine offers ‘magic’ treatment for eczema (Rousse)
It took a long time to cycle the single tracks roads across the wilderness to the immense quarry, but it was worth the effort. The excavation was enormous. I couldn’t wait to see it close up. We dropped our bikes … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, car, eczema, Land Rover, magic, mine, niece, quarry, salt, treatment
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Giving up on Argyll (Rousse)
I loved the beautiful arts and crafts house in Argyll that I shared with my parents and husband, so I was devastated when my father announced that he had had enough of the poor road links and isolation and would … Continue reading
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Tagged Argyll, arts and crafts, fortune, Hexham, house, husband, isolation, nephew, niece, parents, Scotland, sell, Stockton-on-Tess, wilderness
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A bigamist and big birds with red breasts (Rousse)
I married my husband’s niece in a small but intimate ceremony with most of my in-laws in attendance. None of the family thought it odd that I was committing bigamy. Even I had convinced myself that it was permissible to … Continue reading
A mistaken victim of a murderous niece (Rousse)
They thought that they had found the (whole) body of my aunt. This was impossible. After the murder I had disposed of the corpse very carefully, cut it into many pieces, and distributed them over several sites. This was clearly … Continue reading
Helping out with a history essay (Rousse)
I sat next to Colin in the reading room of the library. I had thought he was my niece AF’s boyfriend, but then remembered that she was going out with DL. Perhaps Colin was her ex? Whatever his status, I … Continue reading
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Tagged boyfriend, Colin, essay, ex, fix, history, introduction, keyboard, laptop, library, niece, physics, reading room, TPR
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Staying with friends during house renovations, and a parsnip cheese (Rousse)
While their flat was being renovated BM and RG initially stayed with MSB and DB, but now it was our turn to play host. We didn’t have much space for them because there were many others also in residence at … Continue reading
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