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Tag Archives: Thames
A secret agent and a sacred text (Rousse)
My duties as a secret agent charged with recovering a sacred text were part-familiar and part-terrifying. As I stood on the pavement on Edinburgh’s George Street, I knew that the passing motorcyclist would slap me when he drove past. Then … Continue reading
VIP wedding guests on the Thames (Rousse)
KJD invited me and TPR to her son J and K’s wedding. Since we had never before met KJD, nor any of the rest of the family for that matter, we were especially honoured to be seated next to the … Continue reading
Husband claims that he is God (Rousse)
I overheard TPR tell a conference delegate that he was God, and claim that this was why he was qualified to speak about social media use in higher education (even though he knew nothing about the subject). He also explained … Continue reading
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Tagged ceremony, claim, competition, conference delegate, demo, dog, higher education, husband, judge, lazy, medal, mortal, river, social media, speech, Thames, TPR
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Mike told to take a hike (Rousse)
We were encouraged to work with external partners so I was pleased to have struck up a relationship with Mike. When he said that he had an urgent contract for me I grabbed my handbag, pulled on my coat, and … Continue reading
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Tagged alone, ancient, bag, bathrobe, bed, bridge, buidling, club, coat, cocktail, conquest, contract, corner, crone, drink, dust, exclusive, fitness, force, furniture, girl, green, grey, handbag, hike, horrify, husband, love, member, Mike, multi-coloured, Paris, partner, passport, photo, puny, reception, reunite, river, room, seat, spike, station, stone, Thames, torn, truban, underage, wall, woman, women, work, wrinkle, yard, young
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Unqualified workers monitor water levels on the Thames (Rousse)
I had been assigned a new duty at work: to monitor and report on water levels on the River Thames. My colleague KC was responsible for the tributaries upstream. Neither of us was qualified for this task.
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Tagged colleague, duty, level, monitor, river, task, Thames, tributaries, tributary, unqualified, upstream, water, work, worker
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A houseboat on the Thames: complete with garden, French windows, and fabulous views (Rousse)
It was wonderful to have OC-I as our lodger again, this time accompanied by his partner R. Our lawn was already looking better thanks to O’s keen gardening skills. O and R made the spare bedroom their very own by … Continue reading
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Tagged flat, French windows, garden, gardening, house boat, houseboat, lawn, partner, river, Thames, views, window
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London submerged under floods (Rousse)
I stood on the bridge over the “road” and marvelled at the swollen river that had forced a course through central London. It was now impossible to tell what was the Thames and what was not. Although everyone had been … Continue reading
A lunch date in Luskentyre (Rousse)
I crossed the bridge over the Thames to track down a café. A friendly man nearby introduced himself to me as Ed and joined me in my quest for lunch. When nothing suitable could be found on the north bank … Continue reading
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Tagged am, bank, bridge, cafe, car, drive, friend, Harris, Isle of Harris, lie, London, lunch, Luskentyre, Outer Hebrides, river, Thames
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A bike and a beach hut at the Queen Mother’s funeral (Rousse)
I travelled to the Queen Mother’s funeral on the back of G’s enormous motorbike. This was my first such experience, and I was grateful for the protective clothing that G lent me, including the special contraption to attach my feet … Continue reading
