February 7th
Work on various adverts and the show in the middle east.
Uncut magazine runs a review of the album. The final line goes thus:
'In all though, by no means as preposterous as it might have been.' I laughed out load when I read it.
In the evening I meet up for dinner at a japanese restaurant in Chiswick called, some might say appropriately, 'Tossa'
It is Peter Sinfields 'Last Supper' Actually it's his second last supper. About 18 months ago he was due for an operation. Nothing life threatening, but something he's put off and a 3 hours procedure none the less. Not a big fan of hospitals he arranged a meeting of pals for a meal. It was then that they discovered, during test's to gauge his general state of health, that he had a serious heart problem. SO he never had that operation, but a quadruple by pass instead! He looks remarkably good and healthy this evening. We are here as he is to have the original operation in a few days.
It was nice to catch up and see him so well.
[postscript: Peter's operation went well, and his is making a sprightly recovery]
News from across the pond is not so encouraging. Our dear friend and colleague Ian Wallace is having a bitch of a time getting over the aftermath of his operation on his oesophagus. We can but hope and send as much love as we can summon.
Work on various adverts and the show in the middle east.
Uncut magazine runs a review of the album. The final line goes thus:
'In all though, by no means as preposterous as it might have been.' I laughed out load when I read it.
In the evening I meet up for dinner at a japanese restaurant in Chiswick called, some might say appropriately, 'Tossa'
It is Peter Sinfields 'Last Supper' Actually it's his second last supper. About 18 months ago he was due for an operation. Nothing life threatening, but something he's put off and a 3 hours procedure none the less. Not a big fan of hospitals he arranged a meeting of pals for a meal. It was then that they discovered, during test's to gauge his general state of health, that he had a serious heart problem. SO he never had that operation, but a quadruple by pass instead! He looks remarkably good and healthy this evening. We are here as he is to have the original operation in a few days.
It was nice to catch up and see him so well.
[postscript: Peter's operation went well, and his is making a sprightly recovery]
News from across the pond is not so encouraging. Our dear friend and colleague Ian Wallace is having a bitch of a time getting over the aftermath of his operation on his oesophagus. We can but hope and send as much love as we can summon.
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