Tag: covid19
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Flipping Switches, Tapping Dials
I feel like I’m back at the controls of a machine that has been set to autopilot for a long time.
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Xmas 2022
My Christmas went something like this: Dad had covid, then Mum had covid, then I had Covid.
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Bonus Shakes
One of the advantages of being in/on bed all week was that I got a heap of work done.
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Bookending
I met up with Sarah Shin of Ignota Books/Silver Press at Kew Gardens this week. It was lovely to see her. Our meet up bookended the pandemic for me in a way. As her flat was one of the last locations I was at, days before the first lockdown in 2020. We were given a…
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‘Lost Year’ Syndrome
Sun comes up, sun goes down, the year turns, the date changes and the clock keeps ticking. I can’t belive that its the 7th of November.
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Learning Mode | 2129
I’ve been learning new software this week. The Covid brain fog is lifting, and I am experiencing the phenomenon of unspent mental energy coming to the surface.
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Yeah, That Badge I Wear
Further to yesterdays podcast on the “Friend to All Nations” tragedy. I’ve been shelpping a bag of assorted 1″ buttons from a gig 13 years ago.
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Birthday!
Another spin around the sun. Another year older and uglier. Cannot wait to leave this 12th house year
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An Experience I Do Not Wish to Repeat
Well … Covid was an experience I do not wish to repeat. I still don’t feel 100% but I’m back in the land of the living.
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It Was Only a Matter of Time
I’m writing this on my phone in bed-feeling pretty grotty. Luckily for you though, I start my Weeknotes on Wednesdays.
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Sounds Like Home | 2113
Back on the chalk, the characteristics of sounds around my family home have remained the same as if time has flowed around them.
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Intermission Album + Book Out Now | Unsound 2020
Last year I was asked to contribute a piece to Unsound 2020 project: ‘Intermission’.
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Their Toll
It seems the psychic stresses of 2020 are starting to take their toll on many
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THIS IS IT | 411
When The Uk’s Covid-19 Lockdown started I started writing. Writing about all the things that are important to me. How I was thinking and feeling about the world. Some of what I wrote between March and May ended up here.
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Heavy Weather
I recorded our first drops of rain in weeks as it began to fall. You can hear the constant rumbling of thunder quite clearly. Wonderful.
