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Tag Archives: open
Prince George’s part-time passion and a romantic near-miss (Rousse)
Prince George of Cambridge had 5 minutes before his next royal appointment to open a new hospital ward. He chose to spend it stroking my upper torso. Afterwards I almost climbed into bed with my cousin NA. Fortunately I saw … Continue reading
Holy Island hideaway drifts out to sea (Rousse)
The house floated across the flooded causeway, drifting from its usual base on Holy Island. I assured everyone that all would be fine. The tide would reach the doorway, but was certain to subside soon afterwards, and we were all … Continue reading
Unsatisfactory hotel accommodation and Bobby the dog ‘saved’ (Rousse)
TPR and I travelled to the Isle of Lewis for SG’s sister’s birthday party. When we arrived RG was busy installing pebble-proof windows. This was because unhappy tourists had recently taken to showing their displeasure by shattering the most accessible … Continue reading
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Open plan living and outlet stores (Rousse)
TPR came out of retirement to do one last rotation in the US. We lived ‘open plan’ in a gym-sized hall alongside many other people. This meant that we had to share furniture and dress in front of the others. … Continue reading
Delinquent tram passengers and a detachable carriage (Rousse)
At the tram stop I realised that I had left my burgundy suitcase at the other end of the carriage. I made a dash for it while ECM held the door open with her foot. The conductor was furious. He … Continue reading
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Tagged burgundy, carriage, conductor, countryside, dash, delinquent, detachable, door, foot, open, passenger, passengers, punishment, stop, suitcase, summer, tram, vehicle
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The nightly hotel wanderer (Rousse)
We lived in a huge hotel – possibly an American Hilton or Marriott – in a room that we shared with a disabled lady. She was a permanent resident, whereas for us this was only meant to be home for … Continue reading
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Tagged American, bedroom, belongings, black, black eye, business, check-in, corridor, corridors, Croc, Crocs, disabled, door, doors, eye, fire, flight, flights, green, guest, guests, Hilton, home, hotel, huge, key, lime, Marriott, night, number, onesie, open, overnight, pink, resident, room, sleep, staff, TPR, wander, wanderer
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Commune cycle reunion of sorts (Rousse)
I can’t say that it was the most comfortable of nights, but the setting for sleep in the open was beautiful, right next to a beautiful Scottish salmon river. TPR and I would have been better off lying down on … Continue reading
