David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
Pigeon Shooting with Jim and evening rendezvous with Wiggly and evening meal at the Wroxham Hotel Restaurant
I had set my alarm radio and, although I had a day's shooting with Jim to look forward to, my cold meant that it was only with some effort that I managed to get up.
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After my morning routine, driving from Paxton to Horning to see the Wroxham Builders progress in demolishing the old Heronshaw.
My cold developed further today and the symptoms really became uncomfortable. I still got out with Sam early and walked the girls to the bus stop as the fatherly thing to do.
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Still suffering from my cold and taking a glass of "Lemslip" , I was groggy at 7am but still got up and out with Sam to the bus stop to see off the girls.
I was thinking of slipping away to have lunch with Wiggly but Diana was keen on a trip to the cinema in Bedford.
Christopher Chope, the Tory Vice-Chairman, resigns his post after making very prejudiced jibes against Germany and France
My night's sleep was rather affected by my suffering with this cold that made me get up for a glass of "Lemslip" and some water in the early hours.
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Multiple dog training sessions locally and to Bury with some success and then a Cambridge visit to see Diana’s family and time with Wiggly later catching up on a backlog of productive sex in a long love-making session
I awoke and was at once disappointed to find that I was again suffering from the onset of another head cold which I could well do without.
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Two dog training sessions, locally and at Molesworth Financial coordinated with essential paperwork, dog training before watching a televised football match and helping with the girls homework.
Startling news today as a combined force of UN and NATO warplanes bombs a Serb-held Croatian air base of Ubdina to try to put their planes out of action and make them conform to no-fly zones.
The mild month has led to some plants and shrubs being confused into thinking it is spring.
I was tired after my travels and slept so very soundly that I was reluctant to wake up when called at 7.00am.
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The journey home transporting things for Wiggly and dropping her off to host Michael before arriving home whilst Diana finished off a fine roast lunch of chicken and all the trimmings.
Another early start to get out with Sam and then loaded and packed ready to journey home. We were reluctant to get out of bed but Wiggly had her pantomime wardrobe fitting and I my family lunch.
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