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Tag Archives: tall
A slighty tricky hospital romance (Rousse)
We gazed across the table into one another’s eyes confessing our love while bemoaning our tricky marital predicament. There was also the further issue of our physical incompatability, but that only applied when we were upright. When the object of … Continue reading
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Tagged affair, building, clandestine, desire, drag, dress, eyes, hospital, incompatible, lovers, marital, pink, Queen, rendez-vous, romance, satn, secret, staircase, stairwell, surprise, table, tall, tricky
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Tall men and a surprise trip to Paris (Rousse)
I could sense that the person approaching me from behind was tall. Indeed, at almost 7 foot in stature, he was very tall. We struck up a conversation and the man told me that he was Dutch. Just as I … Continue reading
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Tagged chat, conversation, Dutch, men, Netherlands, Paris, stranger, surprise, tall, trip
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Davina McCall and a husband hunt (Rousse)
I bumped into Davina McCall outside St Mary’s Cathedral on a buzzing Friday night in Edinburgh. She asked what I was up to just as my tall, handsome, fireman, pop star date, greeted me with a big kiss. I could … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, 1970s, American tan, Broughton Street, chiffon, cocktail, cover, date, Davina McCall, dress, Edinburgh, Elvis, famous, fancy, firefighter, fireman, Friends, giggle, handsome, hunt, husband, kiss, leg, legs, pelmet, pub, school, sequin, singer, Squeeze, St James shopping centre, St Mary's Cathedral, tall, tights, TPR, young
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A poor choice of PhD examiner (Rousse)
The second external examiner was a tall, blonde, bitchy New Zealander who arrived very late and immediately laid into the bewildered candidate. This was not going to be an easy PhD viva.
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Tagged bewildered, bitchy, blonde, candidate, choice, defence, defense, examiner, external, late, New Zealand, PhD, poor, tall, viva
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A blue-skinned lady (Rousse)
I discovered an anatomically-challenged, over-tall, medical dummy of a blue skinned woman on the Meadows. Her foot was particularly interesting because it detached at the ankle. Eventually a sculpture student from the Edinburgh College of Art claimed my find. I … Continue reading
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Tagged ankle, blue, class, dummy, Edinburgh College of Art, find, foot, lady, Meadows, medical, model, sculpture, skin, student, tall, tutor, undergraduate
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Police incompetence in Berwick-upon-Tweed (Rousse)
At long last we had come to a compromise and I would soon be the proud owner of a house with a sea view in Berwick-upon-Tweed. I popped into town to check the facilities. “Perhaps Berwick isn’t the place for … Continue reading
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Tagged assailant, attack, Berwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, blame, house, police, professor, public, sea view, tall, toilet
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Find My iPhone catches cheating spouse (Rousse)
I needed a back-up plan since my husband appeared to be no longer interested in me. R would do. He fitted the bill well as a tall, skinny engineer. There were, however, a few of drawbacks of my pursuit of … Continue reading
Perspectives from a plinth (Rousse)
My elderly neighbour Mrs Frazier was dying of a deadly disease, and for this reason I was helping her with her walled garden. I half expected that she would leave it to me, along with her tiny mews house. I … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, birds, blue, Canadian, crane, dear, death, die, disease, elderly, fishing, French, Fringe, garden, grandpa, green, heart, house, inherit, line, magic, mews, model, models, neighbour, pedestrians, performers, plastic, plinth, rescue, rule, scarf, show, tall, troupe, tweed, visitors, wall, walled, weeding
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A new boyfriend (Rousse)
When the tall, dark 17 year-old took my hand and led me away from the others I questioned his motives. It was very hard to believe that all he wanted was for me to be his girlfriend.
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