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Marko Sever

Power washed the patio but need to do it again. Daniel Moult stunning playing at Bromley parish church.I liked the move from Liszt to Piece heroique. Bach, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Elgar, Hollins and Ronald Corp made for a delightful programme.  Cleaned patio again and the front path. Had fun making spirals in the green stuff on shed and fences - could this catch on at Chelsea? Our shed has not looked like this for years!. Now knackered so second shower of the day Earl Grey tea and Antiques Roadshow! At Southwark cathedral refectory you will find paintings by  Adam Boulter  and poems by Malcolm Guite. Who would buy them Adam? Resurrection is lovely but £1200?  Marko Sever from Sydney played Dorian and L'Ascension at St Lawrence Jewry. He knows Peyer  Peter Jewkes  and  Thomas Wilson .  Mark Quarmby  no doubt. Goodvaudience and refreshments. John East there. Had cappuccino cake at Acton park cafe and Liz brought Ciaran from cinema and lunch it b...

Adam Boulter

Played the piano and went through diary. To Southfields.  Enjoyed seeing  Adam Boulter  's latest work and meeting some interesting people! The curate of St Barnabas Southfields, her friend Sylvia who had been to India on her own and a choir member from St Mary's Battersea. To Bloomsbury Baptist to hear David Flood - his Bach was excellent! Franck, Elgar and Bjarne Slogedal. 13 servers at the cathedral including Rebecca and Emmanuel and a new little girl girled Fleur. Watched Incas with Jago Cooper and educating Cardiff.

Adam Boulter

Woke at 8.22 and checked website thinking the course started at 9. It actually started at 10 at St Margaret's Westminster and there were only 8 on it. Adam Boulter is Anglican chaplain at Al-Aqaba for the Missions to Seamen and Hatta is his mother-in-law! It was an inspiring day and we used grey background and erasers to take the grey away. I did 3 drawings 2 on the theme of Jacob at Bethel. Could the ladder to heaven have been a stone one? Nice lunch provided as well! The lay clerks sang evensong - Ives and Tallis and a Bruckner prelude and fugue. Tea at Pret with Liz who served at rite of election. Fr Alexander and we had a full compliment of servers. After Mass I picked up on boat and acolytes neatening up their movements. Mark and Isobel met us and we had a delightful meal at Zizzi. I had calzone and lemon meringue sundae. Have given up alcohol for Lent.