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Author Archives: theparttimevegetarian
Famous doesn’t equate to fabulous – a restaurant review
I had a broken childhood. My legal advisors have encouraged me to quickly point out, as my parents read this, that I don’t mean I suffered any abuse or neglect (assuming you don’t count their cooking in either category anyway). … Continue reading
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Poppycock
I hate it when football meets politics. It’s all wrong: like as a teenager when you brought your friends home and they had to have that awful obligatory few moments of polite interaction with your parents, and your dad inevitably … Continue reading
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If it’s the thought that counts then think about it
Now that the weather has stopped making a liar of me and become properly autumnal, the inevitable torrent of tinsel has begun. It seems to me that the retailocracy have deigned to delay a little longer than in recent years … Continue reading
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Less haste for more speed
Put your hand up when I mention your favourite car. DB9? M5? SLK? R8? 911? Murcielago? Prius? No, it’s not a Prius, because you don’t use a manufactured first name, live in California and have a dozen other cars that … Continue reading
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I’m sorry but I can’t help but like him
My job entails quite a bit of motorway time, trogging up and down between my home in Nottingham and my firm’s HQ in Milton Keynes (or Milk & Beans, as my five-year-old gleefully refers to it). Combined with the debit … Continue reading
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Wedding bills
There are three big relationship commitments these days in Britain, which are, in descending order of both cost and ease of extrication: having kids, buying a house and getting hitched. Fifty years ago, invariably marriage was the first as well … Continue reading
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I would walk 4550 miles – a restaurant review
We are very much creatures of habit, my wife and I. I sometimes think how nice it would be to be exciting; to be able to just think, on the spur of the moment, let’s go and see this friend … Continue reading
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Hidden perils
My wife and I had a rare day to ourselves on our ninth wedding anniversary last year. We both took the day off work, ditched the boys with their childminder, and, after a bottle of pink fizz, jumped on the … Continue reading
Posted in gelatin, panna cotta, veganism, Vegetarianism, World Cup
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We’ll go where there’s cheese
I work for a company now owned by an American private equity firm. For those who aren’t familiar with companies like this, they are essentially a giant pot of money, buying and selling businesses in order to increase the size of … Continue reading
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