A day at Farigoulette Very often, it's the phone that wakes me up around 10-11am... More precisely, it's the banker on the phone, telling me to bring money before noon. Depending on what's in the cash register, I either wait or talk. Well, I'm off! |
The day starts well! Then it's the solitude of the shaping room, 3 or 4 boards until 6pm...
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And always take some non-productive time: the invisible work... |
Around 6pm, the friends show up. If there is wind, we load everyone and their gear in the back of the Estafette, heading for the Jaï to sail until nightfall, when the thermal winds strengthen.
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Otherwise, we go to the decoration box where everyone settles down, the music is loud but we are not the Beach Boys, rather Yello, Talking Heads, The Cure... The joints start to spin, I'm the only one working...
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Focused though it may be...
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Around 10pm, at the shower Moumouche! Having regained some lucidity, I prepare the bowl for Pavlov, the Brieger who accompanied my life from the time he was three months old until his death at only ten years old. Able to get his paw pads bloody to keep running after a tennis ball, trusting to the extreme and ready to follow me everywhere blindly. He was my only dog, an unfailing love.
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This is the time I leave for the Mistral until dawn. I redid the decor of this Aix institution, an amazing project of painted panels animated by computer-controlled light sequences, which worked perfectly until 10 minutes before the opening when everything exploded... We then had to negotiate with the killers... I've always had an open bar there, never paid a cent, I'm not sure why. Gin and tonic, tequilla hit at the time of "37.2 le matin", at dawn, I come home torn.. . |
It quickly turns into something indescribable, we start experimenting in a rather unreasonable way! |
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