David A Broad
A personal story
More than 40 years, told day by day
After a very productive session with Wiggly, witnessed fully by the lady opposite, a good meeting Louis Drake of Spar to agree a promising budget for Redgrave before the cinema for Hugh Grant's latest film, "The Englishman who went up a hill and came down a mountain"
We were in a good mood after our productive day and great evening and so, relaxed in bed, we traded some great sex before getting up.
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Leaving Wiggly with a large number of chores to do at home, to the Cedar House surgery to see Dr Wright and the practise nurse for a minor operation to remove a wart-like growth from my right temple.
Later to see Marian Palmann of Pirie Palmann about the conveyance of Redgrave Stores and the Old Post Office Cottage for tax efficiency.
Then to Cambridge for a great Italian meal at the Grafton Centre and then watched "The Shawshank Redemption" at the adjoining cinema.
It was a day back at our Montagu Street office and I left Wiggly with a large number of chores to do whilst I prepared for my minor operation at Cedar House surgery.
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A good but hot day visiting the Girls in Norfolk, roller skating in Norwich and the cinema for a Disney film in Cromer.
Then back to Eynesbury to find Wiggly upset with a council decision on parking in her road and a row over the management of the Priory Centre with Chris Howes going off half-cock.
This had been planned as another day in Norfolk with the girls and, although cooler, it was still a hot day for the journey and activities.
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After starting the day affectionately with Wiggly, working and having lunch together before visiting Wiggly's friends, John and Ann, in Bedford for a meal
It was a hot and humid night but we managed to sleep as we were so tired.
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It was during this month of unusual hot, humid and sultry weather that I finally ended my marriage to Diana and moved into Wiggly’s flat whilst we looked for a place to rent together.
Wiggly formally finally presented her resignation letter as her career had been mishandled by Unilever. I had been again organising some LibDem branch affairs and FOCUS advertising plans.
A busy month of social activity seeing shows with both Wiggly and Diana and also taking part in family events with the girls. These included Debbie's 16th Birthday Party and Della's 11th Birthday Party and Kimbolton Prep Swimming Gala but I was sad at not being able to see them more often.
As well as updating my investment summary and working on my Financial Summaries for the year, I was full of plans for Redgrave; discussing them with Freda and Alf accordingly, made more difficult when they turned down the chance of having a National Lottery terminal!
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A Redgrave stocktaking effort on another very hot and humid day with Freda and Wiggly, walking Sam and a St Neots snooker evening with Nigel
This was the day that we had encouraged Freda to have a stock take and had offered help for them to complete it but we did not have to work to any strict timescales and so felt able to lay in a little after the hectic activities of the recent past.
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