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Tag Archives: water
Floods cause havoc on the first day of the new academic year (Rousse)
Although I no longer had any responsibility for the module, I turned up for the first knowledge management class of the new academic year. This was just as well because the module leader was late for the 11:00am start. At … Continue reading
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Tagged art, beer bellies, canvas, fire, flood, knowledge management, mud, press release, shoes, water
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Dangerous estuary bathing (Rousse)
My cousin BB was already bathing in the warm estuary while I was still struggling to get my dress over my head so that I could strip off to my underwear and join her in the water. The two women … Continue reading
Coach plunges into Scottish loch, many feared drowned (Rousse)
As the coach left the outskirts of Glasgow, I tested the reclining bed that I had discovered next to the window. It was very versatile, with several options for its positioning. The traffic had thinned out by the time we … Continue reading
Lost cycle panniers, and Japanese water tanks (Rousse)
How would I admit to TPR that I had lost both of my fully-packed cycle panniers, one of which included our soap bag? I had no idea where I had left them along my solo route in the Scottish borders. … Continue reading
Cholera risk on transatlantic flights (Rousse)
My entire family was flying to New York: mother, father and all three daughters (although my little sister was yet to put in an appearance). I arranged for us to travel in the greatest comfort: by king size bed. As … Continue reading
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Tagged bed, cholera, daughter, dog, father, flight, grain, magazine, mother, mouth, poison, puppy, risk, sister, Staffordhsire bull terrier, transatlantic, vet, water
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The right way to hang wallpaper (Rousse)
TPR was setting up a new home office. At the same time – and in the same room – I was preparing a nursery for a visiting toddler. These two activities were clearly incompatible. Everything came to a head when … Continue reading
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Tagged green, hang, office, paste, room nursery, toddler, TPR, visit, wallpaper, water
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Shopping disturbances (Rousse)
VAE and CM telephoned me from a ‘country fare’ style gift shop. VAE leant against a display of pink stilettos as she was speaking to me. She shouted in alarm when the first one on the shelf toppled over and … Continue reading
Flooded New York with Gödel, Escher, and Bach (Rousse)
I managed to find an exit from the massive library by taking a route through the richly furnished rare books section and executive suite of the Chief Librarian. Outside the streets of New York were flooded. I had no choice … Continue reading
Super speedy 125 leaves passengers in canal (Rousse)
I had never travelled on so fast a train before. Its speed was nearer 150mph than 125. It didn’t even slow for the stations, but instead whipped past the platforms in a terrifying haste. The train only slowed when it … Continue reading
A dip in the cold (Rousse)
I was telling my sister an elaborate tale of undergraduate risk (how could I ever have been so stupid?) as we approached the beautiful Italian swimming pool. I was not tempted to take a dip – it was far too … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, dip, Italian, Italy, pool, sister, swimming, water
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