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Tag Archives: ticket
Paris wedding giveaway (Rousse)
I took my Cousin’s N advice not to post a cheeky Facebook comment about his son T and my sister J, then stood up to clear the dirty glasses from the top of the piano. We needed to get a … Continue reading
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Tagged aprtment, audience, campus, Canada, cousin, curls, dirty, excite, Facebook, family, free, ginger, giveaway, glass, Hamilton, headcount, income, McMaster, Paris, piano, PowerPOinr, presentation, quiet, relation, rent, sister, son, table, tenant, ticket, university, venue, wedding, won
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Flirting over a bag of Lochinver pies, cheese and ham rolls – and WhatsApp (Rousse)
When we returned from Aberdeen we remembered that we needed to pick up our end of term present from work. This comprised a brown paper bag that contained a Lochinver pie and enough ham and cheese rolls to last the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, bag, box, brown, cheese, complaint, conversation, Craiglockhart, desk, flirt, fuss, ham, Lochinver, man, messaging, office, paper, pie, pies, Pleasance, present, roll, rolls, service, social media, term, theatre, ticket, vacation, WhatApp, woman, work
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Lost property at York (Rousse)
TPR and I jumped off the train at York to have a quick look round the shops. We didn’t make it back to the train before it set off again, but that didn’t matter because we had tickets that allowed … Continue reading
A broken engagement (Rousse)
TPR was in no mood to change his mind. He would not marry me, even though he previously said that he would. A particular complication was that we held joint ownership of two properties – a small house and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Albanian, album, alcohol, anniversary, Birmingham, black, boy band, boyfriend, broken, companion, complication, death, engagement, finances, flat, groom, holiday, honour, house, legal, man, marry, music, nightmare, Olympic, ownership, poisoning, promise, properties, sell, show, stadium, substitute, tatty, ticket, TPR, travel, tricky, vantage
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More parking misery in Edinburgh (Rousse)
TPR looked great in the smart chauffeur’s uniform. He parked the Rolls Royce, dropped off his charges, and spent the afternoon with me. When he returned to his duties TPR found that the traffic wardens had plastered the vehicle with … Continue reading
From a cliff top penthouse to a pokey Glasgow bedsit (Rousse)
TPR and I lived in a tiny, but gorgeous, penthouse suite perched on a cliff with beautiful views of the blue sea crashing onto the rocks 100 feet below. We liked to leap from the cliff edge into the water, … Continue reading
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Tagged agreement, bedsit, below, blue, centre, city, cliff, climbing, crash, cycling, dressed, edge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, helmet, home, leap, litter, penthouse, pokey, railway, rental, rocks, ropes, sea, shore, station, suite, swim, tatters, ticket, top, TPR, train, views, visitors, water
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Tom Skelton’s one-man show, a dress from Woolworths, Dave Eggers, and icing penguins (Rousse)
Although by mid-September the Edinburgh Fringe was well and truly over, a few acts had stayed in town to try their luck with the locals and last of the summer tourists. Tom Skelton of Racing Minds was still performing his … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised, audience, bake, black, book, Bruntsfield, cake, California, colony, comedy, cream, Dave Eggers, decorate, dress, Edinburgh, Eggers, festival, friend, Fringe, garment, grandmother, granny, icing, locals, magic, mobile, move, participation, penguin, penguins, perform, performer, phone, post, professiona, props, Racing Minds, receommendation, Rik Mayall, room, school, September, show, star, the Circle, ticket, Tom Skelton, tourists, tricks, veue, white, Woolworths
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Seventeenth century speech in the modern era (Rousse)
Although fun to begin with, it eventually became rather tedious to keep up conversation in seventeenth century speak, especially for anachronistic tasks such as booking rail tickets.
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Tagged 17th, anachronism, book, century, conversation, era, fun, modern, rail, seventeenth, speak, speech, tedious, ticket, tickets
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Breast implants and Beatnik disappointment (Rousse)
I needed to back in Edinburgh by Friday for meetings at work in the morning, and an evening Beatnik party. My sister J arranged to drop me off at the station on the beach by the Arsenal ground on her … Continue reading
Cinema goers demand a refund (Rousse)
No wonder we never went to the cinema. How could the audience tolerate these compulsory political lectures before the screening of each film? We demanded a refund on our ticket price.
