Hello y’all!
I can type
this week’s post on time. It is fairly ‘miserable’ weather today, I have done
the work that needed doing this morning, so cocoon myself in my flat, typing.
Is rain
depressing and miserable? Yes it is, no matter how I try to spin it, we prefer
sun.
It is that
time of year when we all reflect on the wonderful summer that has just been (I
don’t think we’ve had a proper summer for a few years).
Oh well,
weather talk is depressing but I’m allowed to give some, I am British. British
people always talk about the rain!
On Tuesday, I
made the following note.
I was sooooo excited. I had forgot
that I had bought a CD online, but actually finding it in the post, was
so good.
I had been totally got by the product
semantics involved in buying a CD package. As the photo explains, it was
the 2013 double CD of the Smoke Fairies, 'Ghosts'.
I am offering
myself a sensible chance of a YouTube clip…
A fairly
short post this week, perhaps emphasizing the notes/points that I do make?
Good.
OK, I am not
trying to paint a ‘holier than thou’ picture, but hey. I am troubled, as I
never used to live with my mobile phone always ‘on’. Not only did I respect my
own privacy, but primarily, I used to panic ecologically, that I was wasting energy.
Hmmm
Now, I live
with my phone turned ‘on’. I worry as I recognize the demise of my belief, but
I know that I am now just like everyone else.
Whenever I
force myself to face this fact (or any similar ecological beliefs that I used
to live by), I use a ‘get out clause’. I am lucky to be here at all. I had
spent over a year in hospital without a mobile phone (computer, etc)! Hehehe,
so it is insignificant. Right?
Stupid, I
then think. There is no way I can
think like this. But it is how I used to live my life. Hmmm. But now, a new
life. Where do I start? Where do I begin? Sunday morning, I’m waking up, can’t
even focus on a coffee cup.
Traffic and
transport always seem to cause issues for me, both negative and positive. Earlier in the week I was waiting to
cross a small road at home, in Surbiton. I paused on the pavement, to allow a
turning car, ahead. Then the car itself stopped, waving me across. I yelled
'COME ON!!!! !!!'
I do not want right of way!
Automobiles clearly have right of way,
I do not want to argue!
OK, it is
kind of cars to allow me through, but it is a shame that I am wise and sensible
when it comes to traffic! Just because I am in a wheelchair do people
automatically work me out as a
mental nutcase? Grrr.
I want to
provide a link to the blog that I have been working on. It is quite basic, I
know but accessibility is important. As a key member, I have designed us a
logo, a badge to represent us.
A bit of self-promotion. I am displaying and hopefully selling artwork in The Press Room (as earlier in the year).
For further information, please visit
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