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Recent reveries
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- Sitting on buns (Belle)
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- window
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Tag Archives: services
Things to do in Orkney (with Maltesers) (Rousse)
The weather was fabulous in Orkney. At the county show I bought the most enormous beef burger. In Kirkwall we watched a parade of emergency services vehicles and ate free Maltesers in the art gallery.
A compromise husband and security failure (Rousse)
I needed a new husband. David looked like he might fit the bill. He was young, kind, had a good job in student services at the University, and seemed willing to go along with this plan. (However, he had fair … Continue reading
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Tagged Belle, camera, campus, compromise, David, duty, fail, failure, fair, fit, husband, security, services, shoes, steal, student, TPR, university
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Special services for ladies of a certain age (Rousse)
JTX and his partner set up a business to deliver special services to ladies of a certain age. I was astonished (yet delighted) that a couple of gay guys would be so expert in their new metier. My only criticism … Continue reading
Nantes crocodiles, Chinese tourists, and taxi services (Rousse)
When we walked out of Nantes railway station it all came back to me – especially the crocodiles that I used to pet in secret in the middle of the night when I sneaked into the zoo after hours. My … Continue reading
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Tagged boyfriend, cab, Chinese, corner, crocodile, crocodiles, father, hail, insist, job, journey, kerb, luggage, mother, Nantes, night, object, pet, posh, predict, railway, restaurant, road, roadside, secret, services, station, taxi, tourist, tourists, train, women, zoo
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Scottish Community Challenge café mix-up (Rousse)
I was very impressed with the new set-up in the café. Somehow NS had persuaded the owners to allow him to put up a sign that would direct potential clients of his consultancy services to the table where he was … Continue reading
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Tagged arrow, cafe, challenge, clients, community, confess, consultancy, customers, mix-up, Scottish, Scottish community challenge, services, sign, sit, table
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British Airways terminal 5 offers new passenger services (Rousse)
British Airways’ new welcome service for first class passengers coming into Heathrow Terminal 5 was second to none. A smart uniformed man met you off the plane and guided you through the terminal, ensuring that you by-passed all the queues. … Continue reading
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Tagged BA, bag, balloon, balloons, beads, British Airways, colleagues, college. citizen, connection, credit cards, curtain, departure, distraction, Edinburgh, employers, fibre optic, field, first class, flight, game, handbag, hard drive, Heathrow, job, Jon, journey, keyboard, LHR, lounge, machine, men, minder, passenger, passengers, plane, prize, purse, queue, queues, queuing, reminder, responsible, Scotland, service, services, smart, steal, stranger, terminal 5, terminal five, transparent, uniform, walkway, water-filled, welcome, work
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BBC sponsors Fife summer fair (Rousse)
Just across the Firth of Forth in Fife a state secondary school hosted an annual summer fair. It was odd that we had never known about this, especially given the BBC sponsorship of the event. I turned up on the … Continue reading
