big mouth strikes again
buggr...
i have been inadvertently indiscreet about something i shouldn't have (here).
i used to have a 'PEROU FACTORY' sign outside the perou factory (of course) until people starting working out who 'perou' was.
(sorry: not meaning to talk in the 'craig david' third person...but 'perou' is a construct of other people's imagination anyway...)
what i mean is, privacy is extremely important to me these days.
having spent years trying to get noticed, now i am noticed i go out of my way to be invisible (kind of).
and to cut a long story short, without getting myself further into mess...i shouldn't have said some stuff i did.
it's not the first time.
i try and write everything...sometimes i write too much.
SORRY again to you (if this also gets back to you)...i feel very stupid and bad.
also today:
'jezebel' (i renamed her) the missing peahen (who witnessed her sister getting torn apart by a fox) has been found alive and although not roosting with hamilton, is back in the (hopefully fox free) farm compound.
tense times while she gets used to the place and starts roosting high (and safe).
checked a location with mal in sarf london.
on arrival the owner said 'i just want you to know i don't do pop promos here...this isn't for a pop promo is it?'
'ur.....'
but charmed him and we ARE shooting there.
ran a few errands around town.
had lunch at a pub in chiswick with andy and discussed the russian mafia...i listened instead of talked: i don't know much about the russian mafia.
another of andy's clients came by and did some impressive, loud burn outs in his very illegal 6.8(?)ltr v8 trans am.
very environmentally unfriendly.
so was the hummer H1 i thought about swopping my yukon for.
thankfully the perou-mobile is returned and i drove back to the farm blasting myself (more) senseless with volumic BASS.
shot this on the way home, out the side window at about 85: i'm getting better at timing snaps out of speeding windows...not steamy windows...
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