David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
The weekend away with Wiggly in London ended up with a long lovemaking session before a full English breakfast after which I drove back to Paxton to spend time with the family.
Friends of the Earth Director Andrew Lees died weighed down with heavy equipment in intense heat in the Madagascan jungle.
We both had a very sound night's sleep, but I was the first to wake around 7.00am. I woke Wiggly after a further half hour, reminding her that it was her turn to make the morning tea.
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The weekend away with Wiggly in London for the London Boat Show and a 606 Club Jazz Club visit, making love before and afterwards to our mutual satisfaction
We lay in rather too long and I had to take particular care of Wiggly in bed this morning after leaving her frustrated last night.
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Walking Sam well for a long quartering, training run on a much brighter and milder morning before the bad news at my Kimbolton dental appointment.
This, before taking down the Hayling View Xmas decorations on this 12th night. Off for a bowling evening with Wiggly.
I did not sleep particularly well and, in truth, I now find that the huge bed at The Hayling View is too big and cold for me.
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The family left Horning first as I called Wiggly and made our arrangements for the next few days.
Attended an evening LibDem meeting and I went back with Wiggly afterwards and we kissed and cuddled and I comforted her over the bad time she has been having at work.
The Harnser Morning routine with Diana waking up first and then me joining her, leaving the girls asleep for a while to save conflict in the bathroom.
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A day in Norwich with family without my Christmas vouchers, having lunch in Oliver’s and buying more Canary tickets.
Acute problems with the UK Prison's Service as one inmate dies through lack of supervision and many more escape from Parkhurst as officer's morale is at rock bottom.
A better night, with warmer bed-clothes and even three pairs of socks kept on until the bed was warm! Slept well until my organiser alarm awoke us as planned with a "reveille" type call at 7.30am.
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After a cold night, out with Sam through the crunchy ice of Crabbet’s marsh road and then Sales Shopping with the family at Latham's in Potter Heigham, before an evening pantomime of The Theatre Royal's production of the "Alladin".
I won time to phone Wiggly tonight. She had enjoyed her first day back after good catching-up session the day before.
A mixed night as I first struggled to get my feet warm and then worried about my cover falling off all night. Awake early but had snoozed off again by the time Diana woke me up at 8.00am.
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