David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
The day started with me taking the girls to the school bus stop and then forming my Mill Island Pigeon hide after bales of straw had been delivered.
Off to the Peterborough cinema to see the great film, "Corrina, Corrina" starring Whoopi Goldberg.
A sound night's sleep that only ended with Diana bringing me my morning tea.
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Walk with Sam to the end of the bungalows in Crabbet’s Marsh. then home to Paxton after collecting Wiggly's car and dropping her off.
160 British and Dutch peacekeeping troops are being detained by the Serbs who claim that the move followed a misunderstanding.
I slept remarkably well after my recent exertions and having got the better of my cold. So did Wiggly but I did not think that I was going to be able to get her up to help me, fearing the morning's arrangements were going to be again down to me.
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Winterton walk with Wiggly and Sam then watching Norwich City achieve a late 2-1 victory over Leicester City Football before taking Wiggly to see "Me and My Girl" at the Theatre Royal.
I survived the night with my cold quite well and was beginning to get on top of it but still had quite a lay in before getting going.
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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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