08.52
Bredonborough.
NightWorld adventures with David Bowie and Tony Visconti. Tony V was not the Tony V I know from DayWorld. In another adventure, I was giving a lecture in two parts; the second part very different in approach to the first.
Into DayWorld at 07.00: WillyFred hurtled out from under the bed, where he had spent his night. The day began with definition, clarity and the certainty that WillyFred was ready to play.
On the brisk and bright street for MinxDirt…
Into the Cellar for morning reading…
11.00 At this moment, Uncle Bill (Last of the 39ers / Veteran of the Great Escape / Alfie Fripp on This Morning) is at the Remembrance Service in Whitehall.
The Bredonborough Services processed through the town towards the Abbey c. 10.30 I...
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12.13 … and back again I…
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Very moving.
14.56 Lunch for the Minx, who set off c. 14.10 for Canterbury I…
II...
Viewing the viddy-recording of the Remembrance Parade: Uncle Bill (wheelchair on the left) was on the BBCtv coverage of the procession past the Cenotaph I…
II...
III...
Uncle would prefer to march, but accepts that it makes affairs easier for the organisers if it is otherwise.
15.46 Lotsa computing ahead.
Bredonborough.
NightWorld adventures with David Bowie and Tony Visconti. Tony V was not the Tony V I know from DayWorld. In another adventure, I was giving a lecture in two parts; the second part very different in approach to the first.
Into DayWorld at 07.00: WillyFred hurtled out from under the bed, where he had spent his night. The day began with definition, clarity and the certainty that WillyFred was ready to play.
On the brisk and bright street for MinxDirt…
Into the Cellar for morning reading…
11.00 At this moment, Uncle Bill (Last of the 39ers / Veteran of the Great Escape / Alfie Fripp on This Morning) is at the Remembrance Service in Whitehall.
The Bredonborough Services processed through the town towards the Abbey c. 10.30 I...
II...
III...
12.13 … and back again I…
II...
III...
Very moving.
14.56 Lunch for the Minx, who set off c. 14.10 for Canterbury I…
II...
Viewing the viddy-recording of the Remembrance Parade: Uncle Bill (wheelchair on the left) was on the BBCtv coverage of the procession past the Cenotaph I…
II...
III...
Uncle would prefer to march, but accepts that it makes affairs easier for the organisers if it is otherwise.
15.46 Lotsa computing ahead.
