David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
After walking Sam, updating my financial affairs and checking on a few election issues, I collected Wiggly and set off to Norfolk, dining at the Bridge Restaurant
More of a lay in this morning than I intended, after awaking early at 6.00am and going back to sleep.
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After sorting out family matters, then making election canvassing arrangements and mentoring a trainee canvasser before Wiggly returned home. Next visiting Sally and making arrangements with other election volunteers. Later some affectionate cuddles with Wiggly and a drink before parting; and better able to join me for the weekend the following day.
I arrived back home on another fine and sunny day in time to take Sam for his walk and to feed him.
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Some time with Sam looking at his paw early today and then off to Pathfinder House with the Eynesbury postal and proxy vote forms before the deadline.
The Tories are in disarray with their Leader, Derek Holley, going and their deputy, Mike Robertson is likely to lose his election in Huntingdon and their next most-senior member, Pree Newbon, is convinced she is going to lose to us in St Ives!
Off to Carrow Road with Wiggly to see Norwich lose and to our motel for the night, The Breckland Lodge.
A hectic day of activity but Sam got his attention anyway with two walks from me.
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Della and I joined Diana for the trip to Cambridge, where I did some chores, with Debbie staying at home to do some revision.
Later to help organise the evening's efforts to finish getting the rest of Eynesbury's Postal and Proxy votes. This was troublesome and time-consuming.
Wiggly, who only wanted to make love, ended up in tears with tiredness, stress and frustration but I consoled her
Della and I joined Diana for the trip to Cambridge, with Debbie staying at home to do some revision.
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After a night disturbed by false alarms, down for breakfast and to exchange messages with Wiggly.
A day canvassing for her with others in Eynesbury and Priory policy meeting to follow. Late home after making love to Wiggly
I was quite groggy again this morning which was mostly down to the trouble of adjusting to European times but was also due to being woken up at 4.00am by one of our smoke detectors going off and setting the alarm sirens wailing.
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