Thought for the Day 24th April

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Dear friends,

I have the you have enjoyed Shakespeare's 456th Birthday? Another cancelled RSC date in my diary. Thinking I might treat myself with Julius Caesar or Cymbeline as late night viewing.

But... we are all blessed to have some Thoughts from Caroline Barratt including a recording of her singing Amazing Grace in very empty Central MC. To hear the recording please double-click on the loudspeaker symbol. The recording will be opened by your default music player — maybe ITunes or Windows Media. It is very soulful and moving. Thank you Caroline.

Let me know if you are having difficulty opening the sound file.

Best wishes, Andrew

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