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New page: Hello there - a little about myself: Name: Harold Nigel Francis-Appleby Soton Birthplace: Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, England Religion: Roman Catholic, converted from Confuciusnism...
Hello there - a little about myself:
Name: Harold Nigel Francis-Appleby Soton
Birthplace: Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, England
Religion: Roman Catholic, converted from Confuciusnism
Occupation: Consultant Gastroenteric & Glycosidic Surgeon, MBBS, BSc, BMedSci, BMBS
Hobbies: Mainly cricket - I enjoy both watching and playing it online. I am also an honorary member of the Wexham Park Club, and have played often for the amature 2nd XI. My biggest achievement was an unbeaten 822* not out (at a strike rate of 4.09), which I daresay is an impressive score. However, it was against The Mall 2nd XI, who I seem to recall had only two decent players (the captain and 12th man). I also aspire to travel one day to the H. Seechurn Stadium, where my great-grandfather made his debut for the Llewellyn Trotters Trophy Eleven.
Apart from cricket, I enjoy watching an obscure yet hilarious Japanese comedy series called 'Onnuku Sapputu, Renduku Yenga Iruku?' (roughly translated it is 'I am an Owl, are you my Son?')
However, I now think that contributing to this amazing and laudable project might become my new hobby.
God Bless You,
Harold Soton
Name: Harold Nigel Francis-Appleby Soton
Birthplace: Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, England
Religion: Roman Catholic, converted from Confuciusnism
Occupation: Consultant Gastroenteric & Glycosidic Surgeon, MBBS, BSc, BMedSci, BMBS
Hobbies: Mainly cricket - I enjoy both watching and playing it online. I am also an honorary member of the Wexham Park Club, and have played often for the amature 2nd XI. My biggest achievement was an unbeaten 822* not out (at a strike rate of 4.09), which I daresay is an impressive score. However, it was against The Mall 2nd XI, who I seem to recall had only two decent players (the captain and 12th man). I also aspire to travel one day to the H. Seechurn Stadium, where my great-grandfather made his debut for the Llewellyn Trotters Trophy Eleven.
Apart from cricket, I enjoy watching an obscure yet hilarious Japanese comedy series called 'Onnuku Sapputu, Renduku Yenga Iruku?' (roughly translated it is 'I am an Owl, are you my Son?')
However, I now think that contributing to this amazing and laudable project might become my new hobby.
God Bless You,
Harold Soton