… of shock today!
When this white Ford Transit came chugging down the lane, I thought at first that Terry had come to visit and not warned me. It was however Sophie the boulangère. Instead of a Saturday tournée, she’s now coming on Fridays.
And she was lucky that she caught me in too – I’d not long been back.
Earlier this morning I had been in Marcillat-en-Combraille radioing with Radio Tartasse. It’s the Radio Anglais rock music programmes for the month of February that I was doing and once again, it only took a very short while.
Mind you, much of that was due to the fact that the introduction for the live concert that I feature took a mere 20 seconds.
The reason for that was because, rummaging around in my drawers, I came across a live concert of “a well-known artist” which, when I’d edited it all together, came out at 59 minutes and 40 seconds.
That doesn’t leave much time to do an intro when you only have a 1 hour programme.
After that, it was non-stop on the Christmas Special for the rest of the day.
I reckon that I could have called a halt on this some time during the afternoon. There would have been quite enough, I reckon. But when you have the inspiration and the motivation, it’s best to keep churning it out, which I did.
It won’t be wasted of course, because there will be other years too, and if necessary I can use the stuff in other programmes.
But I’d rather have it than not have it that’s for sure.
, which is definitely one of my favourite films for mindless, light-hearted entertainment, I sat down and started on a new project.
, starring none other than Frank Sinatra as a Philip Marlowe-type detective but with Attitude. 
, which I found in a junk shop for €1:99 and which so fascinated me that I bought the sequel full-price. 
camera and I reckoned that if I was going to be on a roll for finding stuff I might as well try to find that too.
