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Friday, 6 March 2009. LUCY’S FINAL COLUMN. We’ve been together now for 44 years. No, not me and himself, I mean me and the good old Derby Telegraph, side by side from single parenthood to grandmother-hood. And what a lot we’ve packed in during that time. But there has always been one constant – you, my loyal readers, and heck, I’m going to miss you. Oh, I had the love and strength of a wonderful, close family. But in both instances, you, dear readers, were my guardian angels and counsellors. Than...But t...

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Friday, 6 March 2009. LUCY’S FINAL COLUMN. We’ve been together now for 44 years. No, not me and himself, I mean me and the good old Derby Telegraph, side by side from single parenthood to grandmother-hood. And what a lot we’ve packed in during that time. But there has always been one constant – you, my loyal readers, and heck, I’m going to miss you. Oh, I had the love and strength of a wonderful, close family. But in both instances, you, dear readers, were my guardian angels and counsellors. Than...But t...

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Lucy Orgill: Fridge Fascists

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Thursday, 19 February 2009. Lucy’s column for Feb 17th. They’ve riffled through our rubbish. They’ve leered into our kids’ lunch-boxes. And nagged us into eating our five-a-day portions of knobbly greens, tasteless tomatoes, bent bananas, and wilting watercress. There are also moves afoot for busy-body council employees to turn up on our doorsteps and demand to know how many en-suites, utility rooms, extensions, and hen coops we’ve got, in order to re-value the amount of council tax we pay.

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Lucy Orgill: Grannies

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Thursday, 26 February 2009. Lucy’s column for Feb 24. Indulge me a bit while I talk about grannies in general, and those close to me in particular. She’d met my grandfather in India in the 1890s, where she worked as a nanny, and he was an Army regular. They had three sons, and only a year after my dad, the youngest, was born, he was killed by a cricket ball to the head during a game. She had to sail home alone, with her three little boys, to what? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Lucy Orgill: February 2009

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Thursday, 26 February 2009. Lucy’s column for Feb 24. Indulge me a bit while I talk about grannies in general, and those close to me in particular. She’d met my grandfather in India in the 1890s, where she worked as a nanny, and he was an Army regular. They had three sons, and only a year after my dad, the youngest, was born, he was killed by a cricket ball to the head during a game. She had to sail home alone, with her three little boys, to what? Thursday, 19 February 2009. So it was only a matter of ti...

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Lucy Orgill: December 2008

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Monday, 29 December 2008. Earlier this month I returned from a week away to find two timely reminders that Christmas was, indeed, a-comin’. There was a pile of cards on the doormat from those who are infinitely more organised than yours truly, and a story in the papers suggesting that we give Christmas cards a miss – and that from a man of the cloth, the Right Reverend Bishop of Reading Dr Stephen Cottrell. And for a moment, I was torn. Tuesday, 16 December 2008. Home Alone by John Orgill. Mates ring up ...

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Lucy Orgill: April 2008

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Tuesday, 29 April 2008. Lucy’s column for April 29. Not only was I a fat little kid, born weighing eleven pounds, but was lumbered with the kind of moniker, Lucy Seymour, which cried out for cat-calling of the Loose-Elastic, See-More-Knickers, variety. And not the most pleasurable experience when you’re on the receiving end. It sounded like a chain saw at work in my head. And was I miffed when he suggested that if I stopped talking, he’d concentrate better? I reckon the whole darned cataracts team on War...

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: November 2008

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Saturday, 22 November 2008. Making the best of a bad job. I RAN into an old work colleague the other day and, as great as it was to catch up, it left me wondering how we could both have such fond memories of working in a place that was, quite honestly, horrible. We were treated as an inconvenience: always the last to know but the first to be blamed. Our one toilet doubled up as a shared locker, and we had only one chair between six of us. Take, for example, staff rooms. I once shared one with colleag...

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: March 2010

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Thursday, 4 March 2010. MY BLOG HAS MOVED . To find further updates (and for a full archive) please go to my newer blog by clicking on the link for my profile. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). With a number of exciting projects in the pipeline, two cats to follow around and a vegetable patch to tend, Nicola is grateful for this opportunity to vent and muse on this blog. View my complete profile. MY BLOG HAS MOVED .

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: June 2008

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Saturday, 28 June 2008. Being pale is not a crime! WHAT is this obsession with getting the perfect tan? I don’t mean by roasting yourself in actual sunlight. Let’s face it, chances are that the long-term sun worshipper risks the permanent appearance of a wrinkled prune, never mind the well-documented health risks. No, I’m talking about that WAG favourite: the fake tan. Yet this seems to bother other people. Just try being truly pale and buying make-up. Assuming you can find a colour that matches ...You m...

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: Raise the song of harvest-home!

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Monday, 22 September 2008. Raise the song of harvest-home! You see, this is my favourite time of year. The minute it begins to get just that little bit back-endish, I’m off in a flurry of pie baking and soup making. Now, though, it’s also making economic sense. Just the sight of them in the supermarket made me yearn for those days and I couldn’t resist. An afternoon in the kitchen filled the pantry with jams and stacked the freezer with fruit pies. Actually I’m getting scarily domesticated. I&#...I reali...

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: March 2008

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Tuesday, 11 March 2008. My life with Ozzy Osbourne. THE week I spent working for Ozzy Osbourne was one of the most amazing of my life. You don't believe I worked for the legendary rocker? OK, you'd be right. But I was once mistaken for a member of his entourage. A few years ago, way before MTV's The Osbournes introduced us to him and his remarkable, often dysfunctional, family, I happened to be in San Antonio, Texas, at the same time as the great man himself. Actually I had pressed the button for the flo...

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: January 2008

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Saturday, 19 January 2008. When the language is in tense. YOU see them all the time when you're on holiday abroad, the Brits whose approach to communicating with foreigners is to speak in English very loudly and very slowly, all accompanied by not necessarily helpful hand gestures. If you're anything like me, you've probably shuddered at the Basil Fawltyness of it - and then wondered whether you'd be any better. And, let me tell you, years of "Oui, Nikki le singe? I simply stopped putting up my hand.

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Nicola Rippon - the old blog: September 2008

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Monday, 22 September 2008. Raise the song of harvest-home! You see, this is my favourite time of year. The minute it begins to get just that little bit back-endish, I’m off in a flurry of pie baking and soup making. Now, though, it’s also making economic sense. Just the sight of them in the supermarket made me yearn for those days and I couldn’t resist. An afternoon in the kitchen filled the pantry with jams and stacked the freezer with fruit pies. Actually I’m getting scarily domesticated. I&#...I reali...

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