Sorry for the lack of posts made here, but I really don't find the time and motivation to write here that much, but I still like to keep this thing going once in a while.
This week has been one of the busiest of my life, really. On Sunday I had two performances in Tallinn, on Monday once again in Tallinn, on Tuesday I was recording some stuff for the TV show and yesterday I had 3 performances across the Estonia. All the performances were dope as hell, yesterday I was testing out my new LED costume, which actually was a bit wrecked, but that's the thing with new stuff we make. The LED costume needs a bit of modifications, but mostly it's dope as hell. Hopefully I can record a small video with it before I join the army. But back to the day, let me say that yesterday I had 3 performances and I had to drive more then 800 km just in 12 hours to make things work. There was no time for things to go to the wrong way, but actually some things did. For example, while we were driving back from Noarootsi and we had drove just about 7-8 minutes, CM asked me if we took the CD with our soundtrack from the DJ, ouu hell we didn't and there was no time to turn over, because we were already 12 minutes behind the schedule. When we finished the performance, there are always some "Questions and answer" thing at the end. Yesterday at Noarootsi, there were some questions as well, but I kept things as short as hell, just to save time. I think they wanted to make some kind of interview with us as well, but there was no time, I even didn't change my clothes, just packed the balls and took off... But while we were driving ( we had put the right address to our GPS) it turned out that the GPS fu*ed us up. It gave us the directions to drive the opposite way. But we realised it when it was to late. We were pretty much near Tallinn at that moment (northern part of Estonia), but had to go to Tartu, which is in south. We were in short of time, on the road that is full of speeding cams and police, thank you GPS, you just made our day. At this moment, CM asked me, if we could cancel the performance, but I said NO! We are not going to give up if we have made it to that far. Probably you wont, believe what I'm going to say, but we made it there just a 15 minutes later then originally planned, freaking awesome. After the performance I felt literally exhausted, over 800 km, 3 performances just under 12 hours, is possible!!
BTW, I have only 2 months till the army now and the amount of work, that has to be done before that is just unbelievable....
pallur
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