Joseph Dobbie, who is in his late 30s and lives in Berkshire , told Kate Winsall in the e-mail: "If I am twice as lucky as I dare to hope, you will find this note charming." In the message, which contained five hundred and sixteen words, Mr Dobbie commented on how Ms Winsall's smile made "time stand still", going on to say this is the "freshest of my memories". He also said sorry for being drunk at the party the pair met, and he asked Ms Winsall out for a coffee at London's Tate Modern . Due to the email, Mr Dobbie has received hundreds of e-mails and phone calls from people as far away as Australia, America and South Africa . He has also revealed that he has changed his phone numbers as a result of the situation: "It got to the point where if I hung up either phone they would just ring again," he said.
Joseph Dobbie, who is in his late 30s and lives in , told Kate Winsall in the e-mail: "If I am twice as lucky as I dare to hope, you will find this note charming." In the message, which contained five hundred and sixteen words, Mr Dobbie commented on how Ms Winsall's smile made "time stand still", going on to say this is the "freshest of my memories". He also said sorry for being drunk at the party the pair met, and he asked Ms Winsall out for a coffee at 's . Due to the email, Mr Dobbie has received hundreds of e-mails and phone calls from people as far away as , , and . He has also revealed that he has changed his phone numbers as a result of the situation: "It got to the point where if I hung up either phone they would just ring again," he said.
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