Post by LFSPost by Vicky AyechOn Tue, 31 Jul 2018 09:58:34 +0100, RC Mitchell
Post by RC MitchellPost by BrritSkiShows that he either didn't care too much about umra in the first
place or had very little to do at work other than visit here.
Robin is built into the foundations. He's part of the Umra creation
mythos.
Rosàlainn nic Theàrach
He and Linda were local to us when we were in the Cambridge area and
Mike is right that Robin, and also Linda, are very kind and lovely
people, and as you say, Rosie, that beard makes Robin seem rather
magical.
I think I only met him at the BBQs, but he struck me as nice - and a
Great Brain too, the beard certainly lending an element of guru-ness
(and envy; I've never managed to get mine to grow half as well).
And I think we were all very pleased for them when he and Linda got
together. (They might even have been the first UMRA pairing.)
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Post by LFSindeed. I wish I still had a project and a research grant that would
take me to Cambridge, although travelling there from Oxford is a
horrible journey, however you go.
{OT KF-by-proxy: my brother found that journey worthwhile for a few
times over the last few months - his old uni (he went to C. for his main
degree - a first in Maths IIRR) decided his recent book was something
they'd give him a doctorate for. (So their little house in Oxford is now
even more stereotypically Oxford academic - little old house, walls full
of books and classical music [and they run the Oxford Bach Choir], now
lived in by two [academic] doctors.)}
Is TNMF's disability permanent and declining, or is there any hope of
recovery?
--
J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/<1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)***@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf
Of course some of it [television] is bad. But some of everything is bad -
books, music, family ... - Melvyn Bragg, RT 2017/7/1-7