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From: Pauline King <>
Subject: RE: [ENG-LIV] My Fair Lady
Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2002 09:06:25 -0700


It wasn't an "blatent advertising email" -- it was in recognition of
something that happened that was very positive in our lives for a change
and the people and places who helped make it so. I find that too many
things today are negative or there is a catch or it doesn't turn out as
planned, anticipated or expected. For me it was great to get away without
hassles and unexpected surprises or having to fight for or be disappointed
in something promised. My sole purpose in sharing our weekend experience
was to hopefully let others know that there are people and places out there
where one can find peace, respect, tranquillity and relaxation in this very
self centered, greedy, ever-changing, ever-demanding world.

pk

-----Original Message-----
From:Irene [SMTP:]
Sent:Wednesday, July 31, 2002 10:22 PM
To:Pauline King
Subject:Re: [ENG-LIV] My Fair Lady

WHY WAS THIS BLATENT ADVERTISING E-MAIL ALLOWED ?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pauline King" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 6:00 AM
Subject: [ENG-LIV] My Fair Lady


> This is very much off topic but there are times in our lives which are
very
> rewarding and relaxing and I would like to share one of those times with
> you.
>
> My husband decided to surprise me and several months ago purchased
tickets
> to My Fair Lady which is playing at the Festival Theatre in Stratford,
> Ontario from May 4 to November 10, 2002.
>
> He made reservations at a bed and breakfast (Brigadoon, 98 Norman Street,
> Stratford, ON N5A 5R7 (519) 271-0969 www.brigadoon.on.ca) where we spent
> last Friday and Saturday night. It was a most gracious heritage home and
> the new owners, Shelley and Bill Windsor and their assistant, Karen, made
> us feel as though we were part of their family.
>
> >From their brochure: "As a guest at Brigadoon you are invited to relax
in
> the Jacuzzi bath, go for a walk in our gardens or just watch the world
pass
> by from the wicker furnished verandah. Brigadoon offers a main floor
> sitting room, reading parlour, and formal dining room for the exclusive
use
> of our guests. In addition, up the graceful winding staircase are three
> tastefully furnished, very private bedrooms all with 12 foot ceilings,
> wonderful antique detail, trim and finishes that still offer an
impression
> of Victorian life."
>
> At Bill's suggestion we had dinner at the Festival Inn (1144 Ontario
> Street, Stratford, ON -- Reservations 1-800-463-3581 --
> www.festivalinnstratford.com) on Friday night -- the House Smoked Salmon
> with Sour Cream, Salmon Caviar and Pumpernickel Bread was exquisite as
was
> the Pan Seared Tilapia and Shanghai Noodles. The service was prompt,
> friendly and courteous.
>
> We enjoyed ourselves and the food so much at the Festival Inn we went
back
> for lunch on Saturday.
>
> On Saturday night we had dinner at the Sapori Pasta House (20 Wellington
> Street, Stratford N5A 2L2 (519) 273-7660). This restaurant is small but
> the food is well worth the money.
>
> I would recommend making reservations at both restaurants mentioned above
> to ensure you have a place when you wish to dine.
>
> The performance of My Fair Lady was, to say the least, an extremely
> entertaining and rewarding experience. Cynthia Dale and the cast are
> remarkable and the music is wonderful.
>
> Two thumbs up to a wonderful, relaxing weekend of warmth, comfort, great
> dining, shopping and entertainment.
>
> pk
>
> ______________________________


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