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Category Archives: Curry
Good to be back… honestly
We’ve just returned from our first foreign holiday as a family, having spent a week on the Spanish island of Majorca (or Mallorca, for the proud Catalans among you). I’m trying to convince myself it’s not the end of the … Continue reading
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Charity begins at school
We are lucky in the UK to have a strong state education sector. Despite the cynicism that surrounds every aspect of it, most young people in this country benefit from a mature, balanced, secular curriculum, delivered by people whose utmost ambition … Continue reading
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Cold turkey
My wife and I finally managed to resolve one of the hardest puzzles we’d ever encountered about four years ago. For some time it had been apparent that something was making our son vomit, on an increasingly regular basis; being first-time parents, … Continue reading
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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Curry
Without any hesitation, when asked what cuisine I would choose if I could pick only one to subsist on for the rest of my life, I would plump for Indian. This is a bit of a cheat really, because India … Continue reading
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Opposites attract
I am inherently lazy. It’s part of what has driven my career: I’m always looking for shortcuts, ways of removing wasted effort, systems to do things automatically which people spend time doing manually. Because I know I am lazy, I … Continue reading
Posted in Curry, omelette, Recipe, student, teaching, Vegetarianism
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Lonesome night
My job occasionally causes me to spend the night away from home. I try to avoid doing this often – once a month is about right for me, as I’m determined not to be a stay-away father through the formative … Continue reading