Edith McArthur
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 4:23 pm
I drove up to my local mall this afternoon, as I was leaving the car park a lady was crossing over to her car so I stopped, she then changed her mind and walked by my car.
I opened the window and asked "Are You Edith McArthur" and she laughed and said "Yes I Am Actually". Incase you don't know her she is an actress and played the lady laird in the soap "High Road" formerly "Take The High Road".
I have met her several times, she used to sign on in the jobcentre I worked in and I would interview her, she's a lovely elegant lady but not a snob. I reminded her she apologised once for being late, she could not find her car keys - they had slid off a tablel and landed in a welly boot underneath, she was amazed I remembered that.
I also asked her if she was still acting but she said she had retired and that she's 86 - she does not miss it at all and no longer has to learn her lines. I also said I last saw her in a play at the Lyceum theatre and she told me they still invite her to first nights.
I wished her well and she did likewise, I feel really glad to have seen her again.
I opened the window and asked "Are You Edith McArthur" and she laughed and said "Yes I Am Actually". Incase you don't know her she is an actress and played the lady laird in the soap "High Road" formerly "Take The High Road".
I have met her several times, she used to sign on in the jobcentre I worked in and I would interview her, she's a lovely elegant lady but not a snob. I reminded her she apologised once for being late, she could not find her car keys - they had slid off a tablel and landed in a welly boot underneath, she was amazed I remembered that.
I also asked her if she was still acting but she said she had retired and that she's 86 - she does not miss it at all and no longer has to learn her lines. I also said I last saw her in a play at the Lyceum theatre and she told me they still invite her to first nights.
I wished her well and she did likewise, I feel really glad to have seen her again.