Hi to everyone!
After some consideration I've decided to join in the fun I've been reading about here for some time now. So let me introduce myself just a bit: I am just another girl from Germany who happens to like the work of Nat. I am a wife, a mother, a grandmother and a certified legal secretary working part-time. So what spare time I have left I have to devide amongst several things. That I found this site was pure coincidence but I've been enjoying it ever since. And our fabulous webmistress does an excellent job with it!
Since this is actually my very first post I will end my message to see what will happen next.
Cheers to all of you out there
Roswitha

Hi Roswitha,
a big welcome from another German fan.
Enjoy staying here and have fun.
Greetings
Claudia

Hi Roswitha from San Francisco!
Welcome to the Forum! You'll meet a lot of super people here and get a chance to talk about all things Nathaniel -- how much more fun could that be?

You must have an incredibly busy life -- my goodness! Children, grandchildren and a career, that is wonderful!

I second Jessika's (Webmisstress') question: what movie, audiobook or series first drew you to Nat as a performer?

Hugs,
Lynn

Hi Claudia,

thanks for the big welcome!

Roswitha

Dearest webmistress,

thanks for the welcome! I already feel very comfortable amongst all of you and am even more glad, that I decides to join in.
Yes, I have been working in the legal system for over 30 years now -- and still do of course.
I am afraid there is no easy answer for me to your question how I came across Nat. Thinking about it I can say that it actually started back in 1994 when I saw Dangerous Games - in German, so I missed out his voice. All I remember though is that I found it very impressive how this young actor stood up against Gudrun Landgrebe, who was at that time one of Germany's leading actresses. Then unfortunately I somehow lost touch until last year, when I found a copy of Lynley. So you can say, that it actually was Lynley who got me hooked to Nat Parker again, this time completely. The rest is history as they say. Does that answer your question?

Hope to her from you soon - and yes there's always time for a chat or two, or three ....

Bye now
Roswitha