Packed that shit.
So.
My entire life, give or take, for better or for worse, is in my front room, ready to be loaded into the back of a Volvo estate vehicle-car, and driven many, many miles. I will be going too! This is news, I guess.
Some things are staying, as are most people. This pains me. I shall be leaving some instruments, and the Dughan, and my family, and such. I do not know when I shall see any of the above; even christmas may well be spent without them. This is because I will be poor, and living on lentils and rice.
But! Such things need to be done. And as such, I have a to-do list I am working through. It is all positive things I shall start doing or start doing again. This change is good for the soul, but may be hard on the heart.
In other news, I spent tonight jammin' and playin' songs at the Burton folk club with the Dughan. We went down really well; we were asked if we played "professionally", which was nice. Albeit a bit late, now. We bust our asses, get to the point where we're all refined, with a set list and a whole bag of songs, perfect our harmonies and such, and then I up and move. Typical.
ANYHOW
I have to say goodbye to Mandy, the dulcimer and the 12 string.... I'll catch you on the flipside, whoever you may be.
My entire life, give or take, for better or for worse, is in my front room, ready to be loaded into the back of a Volvo estate vehicle-car, and driven many, many miles. I will be going too! This is news, I guess.
Some things are staying, as are most people. This pains me. I shall be leaving some instruments, and the Dughan, and my family, and such. I do not know when I shall see any of the above; even christmas may well be spent without them. This is because I will be poor, and living on lentils and rice.
But! Such things need to be done. And as such, I have a to-do list I am working through. It is all positive things I shall start doing or start doing again. This change is good for the soul, but may be hard on the heart.
In other news, I spent tonight jammin' and playin' songs at the Burton folk club with the Dughan. We went down really well; we were asked if we played "professionally", which was nice. Albeit a bit late, now. We bust our asses, get to the point where we're all refined, with a set list and a whole bag of songs, perfect our harmonies and such, and then I up and move. Typical.
ANYHOW
I have to say goodbye to Mandy, the dulcimer and the 12 string.... I'll catch you on the flipside, whoever you may be.