Yes, it's very wet in the Nui.
You might have noticed a bit of a change I made to yesterday's blog post.
I'd started telling a story about a moth that I was intending to develop.
Then, much earlier this morning, that Catholic blogger with the long silly name left a very long comment that took over my story. I guess he thought he was being clever, or something. Anyway, I deleted his comment and the story.
Beh, non me ne frega una sega.
However, it feels like a boundary has been crossed when you have the cheek to take over someone else's story. He has done it before.
Moving on...
It was good spending time with Peter yesterday. We got quite a few boxes moved into his new house. It's in a nice area, but the parking could be a problem for a visitor. Anyway, it seems to have a nice big space - AND three toilets!
I'm sure he'll be happy there.I think I might change my violin strings this morning. I have a new set of Pirastro Violino sitting in my drawer.
They're not my favourite strings, but they are very good strings. It'll take me about half an hour to change strings. Then I'll need to get them settled down for the big recording session on Saturday (no TikTok involved). It takes at least (if not longer) two days of plentiful playing to get violin strings settled down. Ah well, that'll keep me busy today and I won't have time to finish off other people's stories. Ha, ha.
That's it.
Ciao tutti, ma non i cattolici.



2 commenti:
A nice post. I’m pleased to hear that changing the violin strings won’t be a hassle. It was lucky that you had some spare ones in the drawer and just the right ones it seems. Your dad would have been pleased as no doubt he would have said something like: “It pays to plan ahead Big Cheen. Always have the right spare parts handy and your things will never let you down.”
That planning ahead is a good idea as I’ve heard that letting the strings settle in for a couple of days before a gig is safe practice.
Good luck with the recording and remember to be nice.
(#1. God this is hard work.)
Thanks.
Just 4 to go.
If you carry on after that, you'll be arse licking like Robert does at church.
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