It has been
a long time since Christmas but your Master has been busy. The carol service at St Mary-at-Hill was well
attended by many Conservators and other groups that are associated with the
church, which was full. I read the first
lesson (Genesis 3 1-15). The choir was
excellent. A sumptuous buffet with
mulled wine followed.
On Friday 10th Jan 2014
I attended the City New Years’ service in St Michaels Cornhill where again a
full house in the presence of the Lord Mayor took part in a wonderful service. Tuesday 14th saw me in London with
the Clerk to attend the Plaisterers’ Dinner as a guest of the Master
Plaisterer. The following morning the
Clerk and I visited Trinity House to discuss details of the Myddelton lunch. Much of my time in the last month has been
taken up with preparing for the Myddelton service and lunch. On the Thursday I attended my Master’s
Committee which was productive. The
printing of Reflections is all but complete and we are pressing ahead with
developing the schools programme and this year’s project of writing
Perspectives. Information about what
Perspectives is all about will be on the website within days of me writing
this. I do hope that the idea leads to
Conservators making a contribution. An
important point is that the intention is to run this permanently as a record of
our experience and thoughts so we will have flexibility of topic and
opinion as time progresses. All of this
could make interesting reading in the years ahead. I cannot think of a better or simpler way of
recording and disseminating our experience, especially good practices.
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