18.18
Bredonborough.
Organising post-painter World HQ.
Across the Market Square to
consult the chiropodist on the possibilities of corn removal.
He was busy, so I returned an hour later, at 11.30.
Are you Tina Willcox’s husband? His earlier clients had given him his information. Our chiropodist doubles as a photographer, and was recently engaged to photograph the wife of a famous tv actor, star of a popular detective series, with her dog. Now, the chiro/photog suggests, he is both photographer and chiropodist to the stars (or, more accurately, to spouses of the stars).
Yippee! In today’s post…
… the recent publication by Dr. Margus Laidre, historian of Estonia. Much excitement, even though most of the book is inaccessible to me (the Estonian language is a member of the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic language family EB 2008) prior to an English translation, which I hope will be forthcoming. The history of Estonia is the history of invasion & occupation; the cover indicates this has involved besieging & bombardment.
Post-lunch packing, e-frenzying, desk tidying & to practising.
A beautiful English Summer day I…
II…
Not many tasty pears this year…
… which erupt bi-annually.
Tea & reading at the back door...
20.34 Bag at the front door for Kevin-call at 09.30.
A most enjoyable early supper, walk around the town & Abbey Park, and idea-discussion by the back door with the Minx. To gentle.
"It is not asked of us that we never fall over.
It is asked of us that we always get up."
