David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
Another day of exceptional discomfort and irritation struggling to get medical attention. Diana helped look after me and Wiggly was very upset with me for "running back to wifey". England won a splendid Rugby Union international match against Australia today.
I had a very bad night with the itchiness almost unbearable so that the only thing was to get up and do some computer work to take my mind of of it and get some work done.
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A day of supreme discomfort from my rash, the condition becoming more bearable and at its worst when sitting down or lying down at night.
Diana was equally horrified to see my rash and put some calamine cream on. She was quite good at looking after me but did stress how lonely and unhappy she had been with me away.
I was awake as early as 5.30am; having only got off to sleep a few hours earlier.
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Managing the Eynesbury campaign on a dry and cool day, whilst suffering from an acute food poisoning rash and other work.
Then the drive to Cambridge for a nice meal at Chez Michelle's Brasserie.
My missive to Diana follows…
I was awake as early as 5.30am; having only got off to sleep a few hours earlier.
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After a day working in Horning driving back to St Neots where Wiggly arrived late and very drunk which was embarrassing when Sally called round!
I had the longest lay in for a long while and so it was around 8.20am before I woke up and went downstairs!
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Up very late last night typing up my journal and a document summarising my feelings about Diana and Wiggly. Preparing the boat for much of the day
I was up very late last night typing up my journal and a document summarising my feelings about Diana and Wiggly and so it was a late night's sleep even if I did lay in until quite late this morning.
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After breakfast and walking Sam on a drizzly day, a chat with Sally advising her and then some chores. Then over to Sutton to see Jim tonight, chatting about Wiggly etc and talking to her later.
More of the UN Hostages are being released from Bosnia and the immediate crisis seems to be over for the moment.
I awoke at about 7.00am as usual and set about preparing breakfast, washing my hair and getting out with Sam.
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