Anne's Retirement Party

Well Anne!

Congratulations on a life of service. I am proud of you, and so are
we all.

Sketch with lots of help from Bert's photo of an at your celebration
on Monday.

Arthur

The Internet is Flat

Boring! Boring! Boring! The death nells of the Internet are ringing
louder and louder. We are no longer addicted to the Internet because
our tastes are evolving and we have been there and done that, and it's
getting increasingly boring. At least with a paper on your hand you
can get a feel of something. With the Internet you are getting blah!
Blah! Blah!

If newspapers think they can go digital with innovative Ipads and
electronic desks and Turner or Murdoch want to do a turn with the
Internet then the newspapers we are reading have to go because it is
getting in the way. Along with the paper will go the tactile feel.
Or will it?

Well, perhaps what you feel about the Internet will be what you feel.
The next step beyond 3D screens has to excite the sense of touch!

Montreal Family of Lakes - Stage Seven

Now to set the real tone if this image! Surprise! Surprise! It was a
very happy time and really established the directions of our future
lives! Dad was in his element and got meaning from his work! Bob
showed everyone how brilliant he was! John painted the trim on the
house his way and gave it novel and distinctive character, a white
glorious tribute to individualism and agility! We all enjoyed meeting
Edith Guard from Devon, EXPO 1967 and getting our passports stampted.
Driving licences all round! Mom enjoyed the company of the UCW and
read ever more intensely! I met Beatle music and road over swaying
Jacques Cartier Bridge on the back of Ross Stuart's scooter. I
learned how to bake and paint at altitude!

Wow what a wonderful time we had!

RT