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Tag Archives: university
Excess body hair and changes in the weather (Rousse)
The reunion brought together folk from my family (my sisters J and S), school (GB and JB now divorced, but at least willing to attend the same event even if they would not acknowledge one another), and university (JS with … Continue reading
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Tagged Audi, balance, bikini, bone, broken, celebrations, choice, clothing, divorce, dress, enjoyment, event, excess body hair, family, light, malfunction, outfit, reunion, school, sister, summer, university, wardrobe, weather
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Glistening glamour and finger technique (Rousse)
We passed through the university hospital by train as we travelled to the campus. Everything was beautiful and sparkling in white – from the walls of the structure to the glistening full-length ball gowns of the glamorous reception staff. On … Continue reading
Texan travel anxieties (Rousse)
TPR and I moved to Texas, where I took a job at a university at which DT was a student. I was extremely grateful that each day DT gave me a lift to work. One day DT explained that she … Continue reading
Aberystwyth University serials acquisition librarian (Rousse)
‘Weren’t you once the serials acquisition librarian at Aberystwyth University?’ asked the tall dark lady in the flowered lawn cotton dress. ‘No, never’, I replied. Eventually we worked out that she recognised me from the early 1990s at an institution … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, Aberystwyth, acquistition, cotton, dark, dress, flower, institution, lady, lawn, librarian, recognise, serials, tall, university
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Hanky panky with a young project manager (Rousse)
I got off with Stuart, a young friend of TPR’s former colleague MS. Stuart worked as a project manager. This was useful for PS’s Masters project. He also drove a fast car. But this romance would never work. For a … Continue reading
Activities in Glasgow (Rousse)
LM and I were spending so much time in Glasgow (particularly the University library) that we decided to kit out our own flat in the city. We started the job with LM’s auction purchases. Our other tasks included correcting the … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, activity, Android, auction, direction, Glasgow, inferior, iPhone, job, lecture, library, purchase, Scotland, sign, trade, university
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An iPhone snapped in two (Rousse)
I unexpectedly found myself free one afternoon so I took a walk across the Meadows to photograph the flowers. There I found a huge gathering – mainly of women – at a celebration hosted by the University of Edinburgh. JS … Continue reading
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Tagged carriage, cash, celebration, children, commuter, conversation, cut, drop, Edinburgh, fare, feet, floor, flowers, free, gathering, Glasgow, glass, home, intercom, iPhone, journey, lift, Meadows, mobile, party, phone, photograph, purchase, smash, snap, train, trap, travel, trouble, university, unshod, US, walk, water, women
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On course for a secret love affair (Rousse)
I was a student again. I’m not sure what motivated to study at undergraduate level once more, but I was enjoying the experience. The facilities at the University Birmingham thirty years since I first graduated were phenomenal. I was even … Continue reading
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Tagged age, alone, beau, bed, bedroom, Birmingham, careful, confess, course, fall, fun, graduate, half, hall, husband, lad, love, plan, relationship, residence, secret, student, surprise, TPR, undergraduate, university
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Jaded academic seeks oblivion with the help of yellow jellied cocaine (Rousse)
It took us a while to find the meeting on the top floor of a deserted University building. The venue was a formal board room, and it was packed. All the great and good were there, including KW who greeted … Continue reading →