The organist librarian

I was a little late for the talks at Cheyneygates Westminster Abbey organised by the Council for Christians and Jews so I never found out who the second speaker was. Good to see and Hear Hugo Clarke of the Curzon Institute again - the 3rd time. The discussion was dominated by the rabbis present. I could have said a lot about Remembrance Sundays I have known. 

The interfaith group meeting with Hugo Clarke of the Curzon Institute went very well. 11 came. He went to Worth Abbey school! Liz returned from Milton Keynes tired but happy and all seem to have enjoyed. it. To Greenwich on tube and DLR to go to Greenwich theatre to see "Cat in the Hat" which was excellent and then to Heap's sausage restaurant for lovely food. Liz too C to Cutty Sark and home and I took the opportunity to visit St Alphege's - a fine church with good organ - somebody was practising. I got DLR and bus home. Got TV connected to computer and changed Sebo filters. Have missed talk on art in Christianist and Judaism this week but no matter. Enjoyed being with the boys!