Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Foul

Its a foul day and the rain continues to lash down after an equally foul night, through which I hardly slept at all thanks to a late night call from the Inland Revenue. Concerned about the amount of rainfall I take a detour into work via the big dig in Nailsea, only to find that a collapse of the walls of the digsite has buried my excavations in nearly 200 years of mud !

At the invitation of Steve Williams (President of Nailsea's historical society) I had only begun a dig in late June to explore medieval Nailsea (or "NaySay" as it was then called), and this morning all that hard work seemed to have been undone - but more of that on my main site.

Once back in Backwell, neither Mrs Huggins or Miss Grey could improve my mood, and I apparently ate three flapjacks in a row whilst listening to the cancellation messages on the answerphone. I need to find a serious cash source, especially after my expensive weekend in Bavaria. I call my agent (and search the web) for Contract french horn playing positions. Nothing ! Can you believe it ! - I stomp off outside with my tea mug for a long smoke and don't return.

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