Unpublished newsletters

As we change of the week, we also change of the government, and, rather excitingly, this year is a hundred years since the first ever Labour win. 

Started earlier this week, then hit delays, and the sort of heat which is not good for man nor beast, though in my case nipper is both the man and the beast. If a dog can boil in twenty minutes you can imagine how little time it takes for a puppy, but we made it, somehow. 

Friday night, all over again - and can it be that this newsletter will be finished, and with all the card codes in place, when it loads at midnight? If so, that is a rare occurrence, recently, anyway.

Ooh, another Saturday, and this week I had more or less finished - with the card codes and write ups being in place by 4 p.m. on the Saturday. Not sure how that all happened, but jolly glad it did. The only things left to investigate in any large way is the link between Ely Brewery and A.

This newsletter is almost completed. Yet it remains a strange one, speaking both of sadness, and of delight, almost within the same breath. Such, I have learned, is life. Peaks and troughs, laughter and tears, an end and a beginning. 

Well this was uploaded at midnight as a more or less complete newsletter - which is an unusual event these days. The halting block was the card codes, simply because the text is too small for me to read under artificial light.

So this week it has been another chance for you to follow the progress of a newsletter as it builds. Things are pretty hectic right now. However they will settle down, I am sure. And I am heartened by the kind messages that I have been sent. Thanks to you all. 

So I hope you enjoyed last week`s little glimpse into how these newsletters are constructed? It was fun for me to do it that way, and who knows, it may [need to] be repeated in the future. 

Well this is the oddest newsletter that I have ever penned, apart from the one after "that concert" of course, when I was rendered quite unable to do anything at all for several days. It was so amazing. 

I am currently tidying and typing this at 6 am. It is raining, but the light is okay to type in and I do not need to worry that I put the light on because only I am here. Everyone else is asleep, and I do not have to go in the garden.