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Tag Archives: seminar
Work as a guerrilla gardener and clandestine cleaner (Rousse)
I sneaked up to the University of Edinburgh’s New College tugging my small trolley of gardening tools. There, out of sight of the few people who were around so early in the day, I tidied up a couple of shrubs. … Continue reading
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Tagged antler, Birmingham, clandestine, cleaner, dahlia, deer, Edinburgh, French, gardener, gardening, guerilla, Muirhead Tower, New College, North Bridge, seminar, shrub, sofa, statue, tool, trolley, university, vacuum, vase
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Shamed at a Newcastle University seminar (Rousse)
TPR and I travelled to Newcastle for two visits to my mother in her care home. Between the visits, TPR consulted physics text books in Newcastle University library, then we both attended a research seminar in the School of Fine … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, care home, fine art, head, library, mother, Newcastle, physics, school, seminar, shame, TPR, university
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Spaceship flies over Edinburgh and pensioners enjoy the Paris nightwear walk Pierrot-style (Rousse)
I was running very late when I bumped into MT near the Pleasance. I hadn’t seen him for over thirty years and had no idea that he was now working at the University of Edinburgh. I thought he was still … Continue reading
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Tagged air conditioning, capital, cardigan, computer, conference, currency, date, dinner, Edinburgh, France, hall, hearse, Montmartre, New Zealand, nightwear, older man, Paris, peers, pensioners, Pleasance, restaurant, ruby, rucksack, science, seminar, session, ship, space, Spaceship, tweet, University of Edinburgh, walk
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An unwelcome Christian
On a Sunday morning I found XY lying in a bed at my flat. He was there because Mansfield Church was fully booked. I could hardly bear to be in his company and wondered out loud how long we would … Continue reading
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Tagged badge, bed, bully, Christian, column, communications, delegate, draw, event, family, flat, lumber, Mansfield Church, marketing, newspaper, PA, poster, prize, Reading, research methods, role, seminar, service, social media, Sunday, unwelcome, whinge, worship
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Sourcing a stash of hard-to-buy vintage anti-feminist placards (Rousse)
The research seminar was my responsibility and time was running out. My main concerns were that: (a) I had confused everyone by corresponding with the speaker as Tivol (or Tivo for short) – my Aboriginal name; (b) the event was … Continue reading
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Tagged a woman's place is in the home, Aborigine, American, anti-feminist, antique, assistant, biscuit, biscuits, Broughton Street, confuse, drag, Edinburgh, hard-to-buy, miserable, name, overbook, owner, participant, placard, premises, prop, purchase, research, seminar, shop, source, space, stash, state, Tivo, Tivol, US, vintage, wares
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A late baby on the Glasgow train (Rousse)
I thought that EH would have had her baby by now, but when I peered under the table on the train on the way to the seminar in Glasgow I saw that she was still pregnant. She was also fretting … Continue reading
A failed meeting (Rousse)
The committee was due to meet in my study. I arranged the furniture so that everyone would fit in: two seminar table arrangements, with the smaller one inside the other. As people arrived I took drinks orders (three instant coffees), … Continue reading
Cool accommodation in Edinburgh (Rousse)
Our student accommodation was the best in Edinburgh. SL, ED and I shared a cool open-plan penthouse of pale wood and glass, with its own eight-person indoor jacuzzi bath. Everyone wanted to come and stay with us, including TPR and … Continue reading
Whitby for work and pleasure (Rousse)
It was difficult to tell whether we were in Whitby for work or pleasure. It was also unclear how the beautiful beaches of Uig in the Outer Hebrides had relocated to the coast of north east England. However, what was … Continue reading
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Tagged breakout, camera, chair, coast, competition, conference, cousin, delegates, discussion, dog, England, facilitator, Fiat Stilo, film, fitness, guest, guests, holiday, hotel, identity, keynote speaker, litter, north east, Online, online identity, organiser, Outer Hebrides, park, parks, platform, platforms, pleasure, press-up, public, research, safety, sands, sea, seminar, sink, speed, swim, town, Uig, vehicle, walk, Whitby, winner, work, wreckage
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A five-person tandem, fire engines, and the fuel shortage (Rousse)
Time was tight to reach the 12:00 rain from Waverley by tandem. However, the distance was quite short: straight up Broughton Street, past John Lewis, and down Calton Road into the back entrance of the station. Provided that everyone pedalled … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, bicycle, bike, Broughton Street, Calton Road, crisis, cycle, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Waverley, engines, fire station, fire-fighters, fireman, firemen, fuel, John Lewis, oil, pedal, pedalling, seminar, shortage, station, train, Waverley
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