its all gone a bit daphne du maurier

g has no cat
but feeds the crows
and the gulls...
so out on the wooden porch
its all gone a bit Daphne Du Maurier
...
so i'm trying to think of the
crows from Dumbo
but its all gone a bit Alfred Hitchcock
...

g says she has a slightly damaged seagull who visits
who does a quasi goosestep
so she calls him Siegheil
...
she says that
because she feeds them
they buzz her car
in kinda friendliness
...
so i'm thinking Dumbo rather than

...

the best translation of
Dante's Inferno I've read
was translated by Daphne Du Maurier
a woman of many parts, obviously

song of the morn is
each man kills the one he loves
by jeanne moreau on youtube
with
is that all there is
by peggy lee
...

first show good
i was ok
[adjusting to new space]
but audience were great
rocking
feels good
rob gee is absolutely sell-out 5star killing
so we'll see how i do
...