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Tag Archives: TPR
Snogging a smoker (Rousse)
TPR thought that he was dreaming when KT climbed into bed with us and leant over to kiss him. I nudged him in the ribs and told him to stop. He’d regret it in the morning. He told me later … Continue reading
Insensitive weekend drug dealers (Rousse)
I spent the working day at my portable desk on pavement on the north side of Princes Street. It had a convenient storage slot where I kept a big supply of bottled water. One Friday a bunch of ruffians offered … Continue reading
Eggs and exercise (Rousse)
I greedily worked my way through a delicious breakfast of scrambled eggs prepared for me by TPR. He took me by surprise when he told me that next we were going on a long run. Shouldn’t we have saved the … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, exercise, feast, run, scrambled eggs, surprise, TPR
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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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An audience with the Queen at Buckingham Palace (Rousse)
By the time Granny H and I reached Buckingham Palace to interview the Queen my feet were terribly blistered from wearing the pale blue shoes. TPR had borrowed them a couple of days earlier to wear to DT’s party and … Continue reading
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Tagged appointment, audience, Belgian, blisters, blue, borrow, Buckingham Palace, busy, button, check-point, check-points, code, consulate, family, feet, floor, footwear, grandmother, granny, interview, invitation, letter, lift, mall, office, official, palace, party, Queen, questions, queue, queues, rent, room, rooms, royal, rub, second, security, shoe, shoes, shop, skin, space, stretch, tall, tender, time, TPR, wave
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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
A close encounter in the shower (Rousse)
I was staying in a big chain hotel with thin walls and communal showers. I declared that I needed to wash my hair and KH (a pal from my undergraduate days) volunteered to assist me. I let him come as … Continue reading
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Tagged cubicle, hair, hotel, pal, shower, showers, TPR, undergraduate, volunteer, wall, walls, wash
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An insider’s view of the Edinburgh Fringe (Rousse)
It was Fringe time in Edinburgh but this year was different because I was now one of the organisers. (I actually resented the extra work as committee secretary, and resolved to resign as soon as I was promoted.) BR and … Continue reading