NO more relationships with 'girls next door'!; - after TWO in the 'Priory Street Posse'!

time ever in view of the events of Sunday 19 th April - last week
as I write on Sunday 26 th April. That night I stayed up late and
wrote all six pages of section 3 of the manuscript.
The next day, Thursday, I wrote three pages surrounding eight
pages lifted direct from my ‘Scientific Proof’ book that went
together to form all of eleven pages of section 28 of the
manuscript – ‘the biblical background’. It got easier from now
on – all the other 30+ sections of the manuscript I planned to
be a page long, or well under that! On Good Friday, indeed, I
wrote sections 4-8 of the manuscript – and had a bit of luck,
winning £16.90 on a lottery lucky dip I had bought!
On the Saturday I caught the 3.18pm train and got to
Haywards Heath at 5.30pm. My sister had one of her frequent
attacks of a virus but still cooked a roast turkey dinner for my
father, myself and her. I reported feeling extremely depressed
and tearful that day and the next – and slept from 11pm to
12.20 pm the next day!
That day, Easter Sunday, we set off for another roast dinner at
Jem and Jane’s home, but first at 2pm they held their
traditional Easter Egg hunt in their large garden for the two
younger children. We ate roast lamb with all the trimmings and
then my father, sister and I took Siobhain, their handicapped
daughter, for a long walk round the village. I still felt
depressed but slept for two hours that evening back at my
father’s house – and the feeling had thankfully totally gone.
Instead after so much sleep that day I could not sleep all night.
Thankfully it was still warm and overcast, as all weekend, so I
was able to sit out all night in the garden – and smoke!
Easter Monday 13 th April 2009, then, found me in the kitchen
when my Father was very surprised to find me up and about at
8.30am, late for him, when he came downstairs! I explained I
had got so much sleep yesterday that I could not sleep last
night apart from lying down for just two hours! Furthermore,
overnight I had used up all the milk and fruit juice in the fridge
– so had just been to the Co-op in the local High Street and
bought LARGE replacement supplies as he was expecting Jem’s
entire family that afternoon. I bought all of eight pints of milk
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