Trips to Latham’s in Potter Heigham and Winterton beach on a dull but mild day and then on to Cromer cinema to see the new film "Beverley Hill-Billies".
Home to update my journal before bed and to have a row with Diana about the girls giving up their piano lessons.
The weather continued dull but mild which made for another ideal day for doing things.
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I was awake at 5.30am tossing about and planning how my next phase of building work could be done and then lapsed back to sleep so that the next thing I knew was being woken up by Della at 8.30am!
Di had gone off shopping, Debbie had just started hogging the bathroom and this meant it was another half hour before I could get through there and out with Sam for his morning walk. In fact, we had breakfast first and he only had a short walk afterwards as we decided to drive over to Winterton. Stopped at Latham's on the way and I had my customary look around at the fishing tackle whilst the girls were in the main store.
I will one day get my tackle and that of my late father organised into a proper seat-box and carry-all and get some of the new floats and baits that they use these days. On to Winterton and there a good run for Sam whilst the girls made sandcastles. Di and I walked him around until we sat on a large dune overlooking the sea and relaxed for a while.
To the beach cafe afterwards for lunch where we were greeted by the proprietors who have become almost like friends, we have seen them so often. Back to Harnser for a rest and then I changed and set about creosoting the rest of the garage; completing that section facing us until it was time to walk Sam, get changed and take the family off to Cromer to see the new film "Beverley Hill-Billies".
This was quite funny being based on the former television series of the same name and I am sure that this will be the first in a whole new series of films as well. Home to update my journal before bed and to have a row with Diana about the girls giving up their piano lessons. Diana is tired of having to nag them to practice but I feel that they should persevere with learning to play an instrument or they will regret it later.
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