Chocolate Shoes And Wedding Blues
“Some people still wore clogs then, and he would mend those and repair shoes, harnesses or anything made of leather, as well as selling work boots, Wellingtons, shoelaces, polish and so on. We’re a bit out of the way, tucked in off the High Street down Salubrious Passage, but everyone for miles around knows about Bright’s.Middlemoss Living Archive Recordings: Nancy Bright. We closed the shop for over a week – I don’t think it had ever been shut for more than a day before that. Aunt Nan’s friends... rallied round, especially Florrie, and so did mine, but it was a dreadful, bereft time in which I didn’t see how I could go on, without my great-aunt.Having my heart broken, and then losing the person who had been mother, grandmother and great-aunt all rolled into one in such a short space of time … well, it was almost too much to bear, and I felt consumed by a black hole of unhappiness.Lars sent a wreath and would have come over for the funeral with the least encouragement, despite only having met Aunt Nan once or twice.MoreLess
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