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Tag Archives: red
Deaf woman drives ancient red and white Peugeot 205 (Rousse)
I was briefly reunited with my old Peugeot 205. A deaf French woman drove it into town. The car now sported French plates, and half its body work was white rather than red.
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Umbrellas for pit bulls, HRT for boyfriends (Belle)
I was in New York in a downpour. A man on stilts wearing a bright red commissionaire’s uniform was holding an umbrella over a gentleman’s pit bull as they crossed the road. As they got closer to me, I saw … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment, artist, commissionaire, dog, flatmate, gypsy caravan, HRT, New York, painting, Pit bull, rain, red, restaurant, steak, stilts, umbrella, uniform
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UK Research and Innovation style (Rousse)
I put on my 1940s red and white gingham tea dress before setting off by train for Swindon. My outfit impressed the one member of research council staff who was interested in fashion. As she complimented me on my style, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, council, dress, red, research council, Swindon, tea, turban, turquoise, UK Research and Innovation, UKRI, white
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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
The dance of the hotel spa radishes (Rousse)
There was nobody at the reception desk when I tried to check into the hotel. Having made a couple of enquiries as to their whereabouts, I found the staff lined up along the edge of the hotel playing field. They … Continue reading
From garden wall antics in North Berwick to ballroom dancing at Glasgow Queen Street (Rousse)
I hoped that that those travelling in the morning traffic out of North Berwick towards the A1 and west into Edinburgh passed by at a sufficient speed not to notice our antics on a stranger’s garden wall. Afterwards we considered … Continue reading
A cave holiday with a two-husband trip to Edinburgh Zoo (Rousse)
TPR booked an unheated cave for our summer holiday in the far north of Scotland. Although compact, its floor-space was still greater than our first house in Birmingham. Red curtains at the ‘door way’ mouth provided adequate privacy. When my … Continue reading
Theresa May’s penchant for red (Rousse)
I helped Theresa May select some new shoes. Her preference was for red wedged sandals.
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Wine Haiku performance at the National Library of Scotland (Rousse)
I visited TPR in his shared student accommodation. The flat was still a dump, but at least the landlord had at last started to replace the rotting flooring. In the tiny bedroom I worked on my French homework: writing an … Continue reading