Listening to The Cure.
Trevor and four of his mates turned up on our ‘street’, ready for a fight. Martin (who's dead handy for this sort of thing, so I'm glad he's here) and I told our intermediary (Kier, of course – silly cow) that we’d be out in ten minutes. This gave us time to put boots on and prepare some bits of wood, but when we got outside they ran off!
OLD DIARY ENTRIES…
This time 8 years ago:
‘I watched Doctor Who: The Invisible Enemy (Part One).’
This time 2 years ago:
‘I got my Eagle and British Spider-Man comics from the supermarket in Wisbech. Mum and George bought Jack and me a BMX bike each. I’ve never had a bike before. I couldn’t ride one when I was little, but after all these years of not having one I find I can ride it perfectly well. I really like it.’
[Text Copyright: Elton Townend Jones/Dyad Productions, 2010 / Images subject to control of Copyright Holder / While based on true life events and designed as a study of parochial British cultural and emotional life in the 1980s, this blog is a work of fiction. Cultural icons excluded, all characters and incidents featured are entirely fictional / This blog is also non-profit and all video clips are used for illustrative purposes / No copyright infringement is intended.]
Trevor and four of his mates turned up on our ‘street’, ready for a fight. Martin (who's dead handy for this sort of thing, so I'm glad he's here) and I told our intermediary (Kier, of course – silly cow) that we’d be out in ten minutes. This gave us time to put boots on and prepare some bits of wood, but when we got outside they ran off!
OLD DIARY ENTRIES…
This time 8 years ago:
‘I watched Doctor Who: The Invisible Enemy (Part One).’
This time 2 years ago:
‘I got my Eagle and British Spider-Man comics from the supermarket in Wisbech. Mum and George bought Jack and me a BMX bike each. I’ve never had a bike before. I couldn’t ride one when I was little, but after all these years of not having one I find I can ride it perfectly well. I really like it.’
[Text Copyright: Elton Townend Jones/Dyad Productions, 2010 / Images subject to control of Copyright Holder / While based on true life events and designed as a study of parochial British cultural and emotional life in the 1980s, this blog is a work of fiction. Cultural icons excluded, all characters and incidents featured are entirely fictional / This blog is also non-profit and all video clips are used for illustrative purposes / No copyright infringement is intended.]
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