It's almost four am in the UK, insomnia rules! Today we will be going to a couple of remembrance day functions. Before then I hope to get a few more hours of sleep. Then I will be up to prepare and serve the lady, breakfast in bed. I need to press a white shirt that has somehow got crumpled on the hanger, my shirts are not folded and put in a drawer, I like them hung up after they have been ironed. We will both wear something sombre and respectful for the remembrance service at church. Tonight though, well that's party time 1940's style.
What to wear? Suit or more colourful blazer? My wife has chosen her dress, I can't make my mind up. Our vintage MG won't be joining in though, with 1940's headlights all but on candlepower it's not the car for night driving amongst the traffic.
We are off to The Regent in Christchurch this evening, a restored 1930's Art-Deco cinema.


Now also featuring theatre, opera, concerts and dance, for a remembrance concert called: "We'll Meet Again." It features, Swing Unlimited Big Band. With wartime classics by Glenn Miller, Count Basie and Duke Ellington, as well as songs by Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra, the show re-creates the period with images, words and music. An uplifting, fun and moving evening. The lady will have a tough time sitting out the dancing. She might twitch, but her surgeon said nothing energetic!