I couldn't believe my eyes, but I also couldn't pass up such a good chance to get an autograph, so here you go. Mr Patrick Steward was all friendly and courteous, an exemplary British gentleman indeed.
Sunday, April 18, 2004
Talk about uncanny serendipity. Today morning I was at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum to view an exhibition on 17th century Flemish and Dutch painters, which included some works by Peter Paul Rubens, Rembrant and Vermeer. As I sat down near a resting area by the main entrance after I've finished, this caucasian gentleman wearing a cap and spotting a most distinctive sharp, angular nose walked by. He could have been any of those tourists around, but he wasn't just any other tourist. This man is Captain Jean Luc Picard, commander of Starfleet Enterprise, Prof Charles Xavier, leader of the X-men.
I couldn't believe my eyes, but I also couldn't pass up such a good chance to get an autograph, so here you go. Mr Patrick Steward was all friendly and courteous, an exemplary British gentleman indeed.
I couldn't believe my eyes, but I also couldn't pass up such a good chance to get an autograph, so here you go. Mr Patrick Steward was all friendly and courteous, an exemplary British gentleman indeed.
