David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
The journey back from Norfolk to Paxton arriving in time to drop Wiggly off with her things and still to get home in good time for lunch.
Diana had arranged an appointment with a counsellor for the morning with whom we would discuss our relationship.
I was up early but let Wiggly lay in whilst I was updating these last few days' journal and loaded the Psion Software onto her new Flash disk to save space.
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Stay in Norfolk with Wiggly struggling to reach a conclusion as the carpet fitter visited to measure for the attic and I then took her for a night out at the cinema to watch "Boys on the Side"
A lay in before waking up to have a very active if unproductive lovemaking session.
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After staying at Montague Street, fixing some property issues and working with local LibDem activists, a relaxed drink before driving to Norfolk to eat at The Floating Restaurant in Norwich riverside before on to Harnser for the night
Wiggly had to go off to work this morning after breakfast and I stayed at her place, first walking Sam to the Coneygear where he always enjoys finding lost of pheasants.
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I awoke to a cooler day working at Harnser on my computer projects whilst the carpenter finished off the inside of my new room before back to Wiggly at Montagu Street after and, leaving Sam to sleep in the car outside.
Nigel's advice was neither to move in with Wiggly nor back with Diana on a permanent basis but to find my own place locally to St Neots
I awoke to a cooler day working at Harnser on my computer projects whilst the carpenter finished off the inside of my new room to get it ready for the Artex plasterer the following day.
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After a night at Hail Weston House, I joined Nigel and Sue for breakfast and she thought Wiggly was very mature for her age and her original doubts about our age difference were soon dispelled once we met.
On to Wroxham around lunchtime and it was depressing to see the fire damage to Roy's department store and then Jim came round by arrangement and chatted a while.
I had a reasonable night at Hail Weston House but, getting up earlier than the others, I inadvertently set the alarm off and that created more consternation!
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Worrying news of Nigel's shooting incident being the subject of TV news broadcasts and his subsequent arrest at a time when I was planning to spend it alone.
Once Nigel was back, I had a good chat with him and helped him unwind and agreed that I would stay overnight, Wiggly and Diana to say so who both took the news badly but I had decided that I would be apart from them for a day or two.
A lay in after a sound night, interrupted only by getting some medicine for Wiggly's cough and sore throat.