I've been alluding to changes I'm aware of. It's been occurring since my stroke.
It's not just physical, but also mental, psychological and emotional as well.
My endurance is down.
My breathing as well.
Physical strength is not as prevalent either.
My desires have also shifted. Post stroke, I was gung ho to get back playing and gig again. I accomplished that. Within a week after the gig, although my heart said yes, my body and mind had other ideas. Eventually, I realized I didn't have the strength and endurance to do this yet.
I had begun to contemplate selling some drum kits. I still may do it.
I began restructuring my life. Got the van for deliveries, and it's paying off!!!
Reconsidered going to gigs so far away. The sly fox on Wednesday was eye opening on many levels. Sommer and Klann were sheer perfection! But the sly fox crowd has changed. It is no longer any fun. Neither the bands nor the crowd are entertaining me any more.
Thats the gist of it too. It's been before covid that I really enjoyed myself watching a band. Perhaps it's because I've been in 3 since the 4th quarter of 2019. 4 if you include Silverback. I may never play again, but it's altered my way of thinking.
My life experiences have also tainted my view of women. Prior to covid, I'd have flirted like hell with any girl, old or young, big or small.
Now, I guard my comments around Suzanne Sohar, because she's grossly overweight. I haven't seen Anita Jett since before covid, and stopped communicating after I was told off. And, Dawn Lea Stricklin... has always flirted, but never committed. And the last incident closed her chances permanently.
Even though Heather is back with Randy and will be going away with him soon, I have lost all interest in pursuing myself a fling. I think Lauren cured that for me permanently. Women today are psycho!!
Another thing... I like my solitude. Cities aren't for me. Too peopley!
I prefer the countryside
In closing, I'm going through a transition. Who knows when or where I'll resurface agIn.