More apocalypse, less angst
This week was *much* better than last; I made it to the finish line on some work stuff and my union AGM which was yesterday. Now I’m on holidays for the next week! But to recap in a bit more detail – last week… Continue Reading “Post #3222: Made it through”
After a really sparky/energetic last week, this one turned out to be a bit difficult on a number of fronts and I am burnt out. Union people are angry, work is piling up, and a really good dog-friend died on Tuesday. It’s left me… Continue Reading “Post #3221: Fiddles on the Beach”
My birthday is on Monday and I will be forty-eight years old. Brian and I are the same age from February until May, when he turns forty-nine which is only one year away from fifty. This week also marks my work anniversary of twenty-three… Continue Reading “Post #3220: Trying to fit it all in”
Today was the official relaunch of Comfort for the Apocalypse with Issue #16, in which I write about mushrooms, my favourite winter recipe, and things I found interesting in January. It feels good to have it done because now I can move on to… Continue Reading “Post #3219: A week of Exhaustion and small victories”
Besides work and writing, this week has been almost entirely consumed by instrument-related issues. I have two violins – a “Stainer” copy (factory-made likely in Germany around 100 years ago), and a 5-string acoustic-electric Realist that I bought seven years ago new. It’s the… Continue Reading “Post #3218: Of Bridges and Bows”
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