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Tag Archives: street
A course in Corbridge – with popsicles (Rousse)
The venue for the course was the sitting room of my (dead) grandmother’s house in Corbridge. It was exactly as it was the last time that I had last visited it in the 1980s. The brown curtains still hung at … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, baking, birthday, cake, cameos, candles, chase, Corbridge, course, cousins, curtains, freemason, gold, grandmother, hospital, house, hoverboard, jewellery, mental, ornaments, participants, patient, photographs, popsicle, popsicles, rings, sisters, skateboard, street, syllabus, television, training, walls, window
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Plans for dinner at Bill’s in Brighton ruined by Tunnocks afternoon tea (Rousse)
I was taking TPR on a tour of my work haunts. In Brighton I had planned dinner at Bill’s Restaurant. However, when we met JS in the street and she told us that NY worked nearby we changed our plans. … Continue reading
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Tagged A levels, afternoon, basement, bills, Brighton, castle, computer services, dinner, door, John Moores, knock, Liverpool, LJMU, office, Principal, restaurant, scone, scones, street, tea, tour, TPR, Tunnocks, Univeristy, welcome, wood, work
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A hunt for Christopher Biggins near the offices of Forth FM (Rousse)
We cycled round and round the Leith roundabout, two of us sharing the bike. We discussed the dilemmas of parenthood for the single woman. For example, it is better to foster then adopt? Or should one return the fostered children … Continue reading
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Tagged adopt, bike, children, Christopher Biggins, circle, cycle, deceit, Edinburgh, family, Forth FM, foster, home, hope, Leith, loving, man, marry, office, parent, parenthood, roundabout, share, single, social services, street, techies, woman
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A top floor house sale and an errant husband confesses (Rousse)
As soon as KA told me the date of her party I knew that there would be a problem. I had to be in Reading on that date. However, I arranged things so that I could call in at her … Continue reading
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Tagged 50th, Birmingham University, birthday, bus, buy, chat, confession, destination, drive, Edinburgh, entrepreneur, errant, flat, for sale, guest, gunge, hangover, house, house-warming, hungover, husband, Internet, journey, lane, Manor House, party, priorities, purchaser, purchasers, Reading, ring, sale, shoes, south, staircase, street, top floor, TPR, University of Birmingham, vile, window, work, yellow
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Poor lavatory location and an inadequate fire alarm (Rousse)
There was no mistake: this bed and breakfast was awful. How had they got away with positioning a toilet in the tiny dining room, and what use was a fire alarm system that relied on the proprietors shouting ‘Fire, fire’? … Continue reading
Poisonous crabs and unpierced ears in Australia (Rousse)
I took TPR’s Auntie Rita on a trip to Australia. On the first day we bought some provisions from a chemist and took them to the park where poisonous crabs ran through the grass. I met a lovely father of … Continue reading
Goth drag queens and yellow pigeons (Rousse)
TPR held my hand tightly as we walked along the dark street. Although the many passers-by frightened me due to their appearance, I was fascinated by the beautiful Goth drag queens. When we emerged into the sunny square at the … Continue reading
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Tagged appearance, bright, dark, drag, fascinate, goth, hundreds, passer-by, passers-by, pigeon, pigeons, Queen, queens, square, street, sunny, TPR, yellow
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Cowardly CCTV in the Cotswolds (Rousse)
We drove to the Cotswolds for BB’s special lecture. He lived with his family in a honey-stone terraced house not far from the river that ran alongside the village’s main street. The theme of BB’s lecture was security. He focused … Continue reading
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Tagged CCTV, Cotswolds, coward, cowardly, cowards, family, honey-stone, house, lecture, river, street, terrace, village
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Upside down rabbits and squirrels, and two escaped cats (Rousse)
It was great to be back home after our holiday. We’d been away so long that I had forgotten the layout of our house. TPR took me through to the small sitting room. He’d arranged for it to be decorated … Continue reading
A bathroom for every bedroom in Edinburgh’s Victoria Street accommodation (Rousse)
I visited AC in his Victoria Street flat. None of us had ever been there before, although TPR had once peered into the sitting room and concluded that this was the extent of the apartment. This was on the basis … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment, back-packer, bathroom, bed, bedroom, building, Edinburgh, flat, foreogners, income, New Zealand, resident, shape, street, stting room, sub-let, TPR, Victoria Street, view, walls, windows
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