WHEN the girls and I cross the river for lunch, we usually head for the super-efficient service and calorific delights of the Quarrymill Coffee Shop.
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OTHER Half tells me there was a time when football catering conjured up images of greasy pies and scalding hot Bovril, with that traditional Scots delicacy, a macaroon bar, to round off the feast.
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WHEN Henry II of England married Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152, a huge area of France, including the Bordeaux region, was put under English control for the next couple of centuries.
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LET me tell you a little bit about my friend Natalie. Tall, blonde, fabulous and 41, she's been married twice and never met a millionaire she didn't like. Well up till now!
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THERE seems to be a sense of occasion if one treats oneself and friends before a theatre show and that is exactly what I did last week before watching the Perth Theatre’s production of “Mice and Men”, incidentally a very moving and excellently performed play.
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EVERY New Year, I’m tempted to join in with chums making their painfully predictable resolutions and, equally true to tradition, all the good intentions invariably “gang aft a-gley” before the Burns season moves into full swing.
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