David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
After getting Sam organised with his worming tablets, I collected Debbie from Whitmarsh Sterland and then took her to Kimbolton where she got 5 "A" GCSE's amongst 9 and had done so well.
Then a walk with Wiggly for Sam together before she went to the first of two audition sessions for the St Neots Players pantomime with no indication as to whether she would be considered for the main one.
A working morning but at least I managed to get Sam organised with his worming tablets again.
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When walking Sam, I resolved to spend more personal time and do some training with him as he was getting into some bad habits.
An office morning and evening and afternoon with Della at Woburn Safari Park as the weather breaks at last.
Catching up with work later as Wiggly had to go to a Town Council GP meeting after finding her GP meeting much better than usual
I was awake quite early at 7.00am and got up to make the tea after a little while; thinking that we had a lot to do after our recent Redgrave arrangements.
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A shock concerning Wiggly’s play Blithe Spirit after I had visited The Hayling View to work and messaged Diana.
Wiggly and I enjoyed a salad at the Anchor in Tempsford whilst I reviewed her mornings work but then learnt that the play would have to be postponed due to a serious illness as Cathy has been suffering from breast cancer.
Tiredness overwhelmed me and then I fell asleep dictating my journal to Wiggly
I tried to get us up and breakfasted at a reasonable time and then we walked Sam together with me helping Wiggly learn her lines for Blithe Spirit.
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An early start for a meeting with Redgrave Parish Chairman, Cllr Roger Gwynn. He and his wife were very supportive of my Redgrave plans.
Sarah was keen to move in and so I had several hectic negotiations with contractors in Diss for a bathroom for the shop flat.
It was a lightening visit to the boat and back to in St Neots by 7.30pm for a meeting of the Town Council group and they supported Wiggly’s letter which I had dictated.
I spent the evening with Nigel, trying to play snooker
We were in for an early start as I had arranged a meeting with Redgrave Parish Chairman, Cllr Roger Gwynn, at 9.00am in the village.
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Recovery and working day reconciling statements for my building society and VISA accounts.
Wiggly made us a lunch of Cheese & Tuna on toast and then a beautiful seafood Fu Yung later before she went out to her rehearsal for the evening.
The one room suitable for their purpose had no light bulbs and they could only rehearse until dusk
I let Wiggly lay in for a couple of hours while I got up and logged in to Cix so as to read and reply to my messages before starting a hard and hot day's work in the office, catching up on mail and preparing for tomorrows visits.
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Some local activities in Norfolk and then to Carrow Road to watch City draw against Sunderland before driving back to St Neots via Barton Mills to walk Sam.
The house was hot after being locked and closed up all day and so I stayed up and watched Match of the Day before going to bed at a cooler time.
We were up a little later today after yesterday's activity.
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