At the sight of so many Beo5s, Ed fainted!

Leon had actually turned up to collect his new Beo5 but we were all busy drinking coffee and chatting that it didn't seem like a matter of urgence that his Beo5 was configured. I asked Fred if he had plenty of Beo5s in stock. I expected him to say "2 or 3" but no, he had plenty. Now up to now, I had posted the only picture on Beoworld

Sorry Richard, I can't help myself. Is this a problem? Pentas!

Pentas!

Gosh, that's a whole year! Surely we won't have to wait that long. Andy T.

As I said, Leon looked as he does in his photo', that is until he stood up. He is absolutely massive! The best piece of 9 feet tall! Here he is looking down on a Beolab 1, checking for dust!

As soon as we enterd, I looked to the left and was pleasantly surprised to see a familiar face! I'd seen his face on Beoworld, it was Leon! We had not planned to meet there, it was just a coincidence. Leon looked just as he does in his photo and he was with his bride of one month Tonni (Please correct me Leon if I have spelled her name wrong)

It appears that in Holland, it is quite normal to have just bread for breakfast. Monique asked what I would like and I pointed out that at home I usually have cereal with milk on. She went in the cupboard and managedto rustle up some chocolate flavoured cornflakes which was just perfect although a little unusual for me. After breakfast, Ed told me he

Ha! Nobody seems to have spotted my deliberate mistake on the text with the photo' of Monique and Romy! Romy does not speak english yet so I bought her a book on horses with loads of photo's and not much writing. I knew she had an interest in horses as Ed had bought her a model one in Struer and also in one of Ed's photo's on the gallery

Congratulations Searchwood, you are a lucky person. Botty, Are we not having a November draw?