Sean: a Celebration

[french frank]

Perhaps the Great War chilled things for a bit...

Good point, plus WW2. They seemed to have changed people a lot. Now reverting to (human) nature. Not sure how apes grieve.

[Saint-Loup]

I found Sean very engaging, and a modest man who tried to bring out his interviewees for the listeners' benefit rather than it being more about him. Last year I too was pushed rudely out of a job I had intended to leave with dignity and on my own terms a bit later. It has turned out to be a blessing in disguise,and I can only hope that Sean's well earned leisure is treating him similarly.

[Old Grumpy]

I found Sean very engaging, and a modest man who tried to bring out his interviewees for the listeners' benefit rather than it being more about him. Last year I too was pushed rudely out of a job I had intended to leave with dignity and on my own terms a bit later. It has turned out to be a blessing in disguise,and I can only hope that Sean's well earned leisure is treating him similarly.