The K-W organizing committee has gone to great lengths to ensure a successful event. This includes commissioning special envoys to seek participation from friends and colleagues in far-flung places. As just one example, this picture depicts the frank and open exchange of views between myself and Jim Klinck at his home in Dominica last week about his possible attendance at the Dumont Reunion. In the end it was no contest -- Jim acknowledged that no amount of scuba diving in Dominica could replace a game of horseshoes in Waterloo. He'll be there.
Friday, April 22, 2011
No unturn stoned
The K-W organizing committee has gone to great lengths to ensure a successful event. This includes commissioning special envoys to seek participation from friends and colleagues in far-flung places. As just one example, this picture depicts the frank and open exchange of views between myself and Jim Klinck at his home in Dominica last week about his possible attendance at the Dumont Reunion. In the end it was no contest -- Jim acknowledged that no amount of scuba diving in Dominica could replace a game of horseshoes in Waterloo. He'll be there.
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You know, I have always admired the dedication and clarity which has guided Ken over the years through every advocacy assignment he has chosen to undertake. What sacrifices he must have made, across stormy seas and through tangled tropical rainforests in his quest to find our long-absent comrade. There are rumours now, in some of the local seedy bars and coffeeshops, that his first words at their initial encounter, were: "Mr. Klinck, I presume..."
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