David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
Avoiding the breakfast stampede and buying drinks in the expensive bar as we eventually enjoying the Wild West Show on EuroDisney's 2nd Anniversary
A cold and windy day again so that our breath condensed in clouds so that we had to warm up well again as much as our lack of forethought and packing allowed us. Up early to moderate the Hotel Cheyenne "Breakfast Stampede" and then to get some more French Francs for an expensive day ahead.
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Our first full day at EuroDisney on another very cold and breezy but dry day after very poor breakfast arrangements at the hotel.
EuroDisney is much smaller than in the United States with less rides and less snack and food places offering smaller portions for more money.
News is of another Allied air strike in Bosnia as NATO nations get involved again.
It was another very cold and breezy day but with no rain which we supposed was one blessing to be thankful for. We took a fair lay in after our loss of sleep yesterday and, by the time we walked over to the hotel restaurant/canteen it was a picture of overcrowding and confusion.
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After a very early start at 5am, on off on BA 757 from Heathrow for our flight to Paris and EuroDisney, staying at our resort hotel, the Cheyenne where we found freezing cold conditions with gale-force winds and snow flurries.
A good afternoon and early evening overcoming the weather by picking inside attractions in Fantasy land and getting snacks in between.
We had set our alarm clocks for 5.00am and earlier and it was not easy sleeping with that fact in mind. To oversleep would be to miss the outgoing flight and, with it, the holiday. This did not bear thinking about. All up and ready in good time before the 6.00am courtesy bus called, the first of the day, for Heathrow Terminal 4.
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From Paxton to Heathrow ready for our flight to EuroDisney and then watching Chelsea easily beat by favourite team Luton Town to go through to the final.
Quite a revelation for me to be without Sam as I used the morning to get up to date with my paperwork and ready for the start of our journey. I updated two days' journal and reconciled my bank account after paying yet more bills. Then, with midday past, I started emptying out the car so that I could pack and load up.
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Taking Sam to Trevor and Barbara Rigby in Lincoln to stay for a training holiday as I prepare for Paris. Chrisula Jackson and her three girls arrived to play with our girls after which I watched a Michael Cane film "The Fourth Protocol" on TV
Today was the day for me to take Sam to the Rigbys and, due to my needing an early start, I was not able to spend much time out with him before setting off. He is now settled on a single meal a day and seems to thrive on it. His dropping are harder and he manages to eat more overall without getting a tummy upset.
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The weather today still cold and windy with the rain coming in spells that I managed to avoid. Off to Mill Meadow but angry to find that the entrance had been blocked off and Cliff and Diana Roberts of Mill House knew not why. Over to Huntingdon for the election press launch of the Liberal Democrats.
I found poor Percy seems to have aged, and his health deteriorated lately but Ross was very positive with Louise about their campaign for Eynesbury.
This was to be the last full day with Sam before he was off to the boarding kennels for the week, and I aimed to use the opportunity well and got out with him. Off this morning heading towards Mill Meadow but angry to find that the entrance had been blocked off and a sign erected with the aim of excluding people and dogs.
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