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05042006 Thursday May 04, 2006

About me

My name is Rachael Orr, I am 22 and I have just moved to London from bonnie Scotland, where I grew up.

I spent 3 fantastic years at University in Liverpool, where I acquired a degree in English and Communications, a wealth of academic knowledge(!), and the ability to speak Scouse – always a unique and highly desirable party piece. 

Currently, I am working voluntarily through the day and in a theatre bar in the evenings so free time is a valuable commodity and seems to be wasted doing boring but necessary things like food shopping. When I'm working respectable hours I try to spend a good deal of time drinking and listening to live music, and telling myself that it isn't bad for me as I go running regularly.

I love the theatre but not the ticket prices; and believe the best possible way to spend a Saturday afternoon is going to Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh to watch Heart of Midlothian Football Club (who are currently on course for second place league finish, Champions League qualification and a Scottish Cup win).

 


Posted by Rachael ( 11:53 AM )
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Well Rachael, you forgot to mention our time at Whighams! Which is what made you the girl you are today! Or the lovely scottish man you corrupted!

Posted by Bernie on November 07, 2006 at 10:20 PM GMT+00:00 #

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