Early in the morning.
Last Wednesday I went to see Jazlynn Kearney, a Jungian Analyst, for the first time.
Dave's Diary: June 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
I went to bed last night at about 9 pm.
Grrr… I woke at about 5:30 am.
It's the start of a new week.
I suspect I am kidding myself.
I woke up at 5:30 this morning.
I am very angry.
It was all but a complete failure.
Hard to know where to keep "facts" like this:
Dave's Diary: July 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
I woke up at 6 this morning, having gone to bed at about 1.
Well… what next?
My eyes are a bit blurred.
Marion wanted to go to Denmark and so the plan was to go together.
Issues:
Dave's Diary: August 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Last night I went to Bishop's Stortford on the bike to see Diana.
The day is overcast with thunder rumbling in the background.
Time is flying too fast and I don't feel I can keep up.
I decided I would have some whisky.
Did some laundry and cleaned all the dishes.
Justin Barlow's wedding day today.
Funny peculiar - not funny ha ha.
Dave's Diary: September 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Last night I had some Vodka.
I woke up at 01:30 hrs this morning and felt dreadful.
It's 2 a.m.
So I'm hung over.
Yesterday's entry seems remarkably unemotional.
So - a diary of what I drink - hmmm
Dave's Diary: October 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
And here I am at 1 a.m.
Hello.
And a jolly nice one it was too.
Not a lot - but it has.
Well - that's it.
Yesterday I had a counselling session…
(sometimes)
I got a lot of work done today and I decided to have a whisky.
And this morning I got up.
Dave's Diary: November 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Marion came back from Cardiff today.
I feel grotty today but my eyes are working reasonably well.
Well I feel pretty awful today..
Hello Wayne
Dave's Diary: December 2003: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Well I don't feel like writing in here.
And another dream.
Dave's Diary: 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Dave's Diary: January 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Hello 2004 diary.
We had a very pleasant weekend.
I have this thought.
On Saturday evening I wanted a drink.
I just read the first entry this year (9 Jan 2004) and want to comment.
Dave's Diary: February 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Yesterday we did talk about things.
Dear Dave,
Oh dear.
For some reason.
Saturday she went off to see Nicole in the morning for coffee.
I got up and did flippin' emails.
I'm pleased that I sold another copy of PutyLink today.
Went to Dan's for the weekend.
Dave's Diary: March 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
It's got a refreshing side to it.
I was reading my 1998 diary.
Just a small note about a dream I had last night.
We then went back to his house and had another game.
It's 4 in the morning.
It's 1 a.m.
Dave's Diary: April 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
It is actually tomorrow.
It is not my usual tactic.
Easter Sunday.
Well - that was Easter.
Huh - I don't feel like writing in here just now.
Just for the record: I went to play Go with Winston tonight (I lost four games).
And the year marches on.
Well I'm a little surprised.
Dave's Diary: May 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Last Friday I went to Dan's for the evening.
An email I sent to Sara tonight...
Hellooooo Wayne
Hmm - Danish Independence Day.
Well today has started badly.
Got about 3 hours sleep last night.
Neither of the girls wanted to come.
The software is selling at a more interesting rate.
Dave's Diary: June 2004: A moving story of authenticity in the face of oppression and one man's struggle to maintain and respect a child's rights against assault and prejudice in a most dreadful divorce.
Back from Cardiff.
Well it's 4:20 and I was supposed to be out of here now.
Actually it is later yesterday night.
So what is going on with me.
So - Yesterday we went to see the new release of "Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban".
Marion and Helen went off to see Harry Potter around 10:15.
I told Marion that I didn't think it could work.
I felt it was not good for several reasons.