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Date Posted:Sunday, March 22, 09:09:45pm In reply to:
sandra
's message, "the memorial bench dedication" on Sunday, March 22, 07:34:21pm
Hi Sandra
Glad you had a good time, really sad i couldn't be there, yes i would love photos of the event not just for my site but for me also. When you email them could you also do me a review of the day and i will put it on my site along with the photos for everyone to see and give you credit.
Regards Janet
>hi all,
>just got home from a three day visit to London.
>spend yesterday with the insp. morse society and had a
>FANTASTIC time!
>Colin Dexter was there with his lovely wife and Antony
>the chairman and around 56 other members.
>unfortunately Sheila Hancock wasn't able to come, as
>she had a rehursal for Sister Act.
>Antony called Colin a substitute; how wrong he was! he
>is such a very, very nice man!
>I brought my eleven year old daughter along (yes, she
>loves morse as well); she instantly fell for Colin
>Dexter!
>he talked to her about school (next year she'll be
>going to highschool; which in her case means half of
>the lessons in Dutch, and half in English and Latin as
>an extra) and it was especially this Latin which he
>thought was great for her. he used to be a Latin and
>Greek teacher, which I didn't know.
>unfortunately he is loosing his sight. but not by any
>means his humor! he did a wonderful job of reveiling
>the bench.
>afterwards he joined the whole bunch for lunch and
>even walked half way through London with us, on our
>way to RADA for a performance of Rookery Nook (which
>my daughter loved!)
>Janet; shall I send you some photographs for your
>site??
>Theresa; I did receive your mails, but just didn't
>find the time to answer them last week; will do next
>week!!!
>take care all,
>love,
>sandra
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