I have been down for the count lately. What with my dad's passing, then getting the worst case of flu I've ever had (and yes I was vaccinated) So Feb. has been a total motherfucker for me. But good ol time is doing it's thing and I'm starting to get better. As soon as this fucking black cloud lifts I will be back. In the meantime
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Hoping you feel better soon. Just keep on resting. And again, sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Losing a parent is difficult.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of your dad's passing. Mat the memories of the time you had together ease the pain. Feel better - health comes first, even before music!
ReplyDeleteMy condolences. Losing a parent is a deep sadness. Falling ill with flu under these circumstances, one falls deeper ill than one expects, vax or no vax. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteGet fit and posting more good music
ReplyDeleteTake it slow & easy. Get your energy placed correctly...........
ReplyDeleteJust remember him in your heart and let memories of the good things and times you had together lift you above the sadness
ReplyDeleteJobe- oh no! This FLU is no joke - hitting us hard in the North East! Get better- be safe - This too shall pass!
ReplyDeleteGet Well and take your time. Music is one of the best medicines.
ReplyDeleteBest regards
Zippy
get back here! Ok, just kidding. You have a great page. Visit when you can.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of your Father's passing. Grieving is HARD! & also sorry to hear of you getting this serious flu. Be sure & eat fresh fruit to help fight it. I can sure relate to your struggles.
ReplyDeleteAs they say, there's always light at the end of the tunnel. Keep yourself surrounded with family and friends, and those clouds will soon be lifted.
ReplyDeleteGood health and good lluck. We're all thinking of you;
Ogflicker
Meus sentimentos. Melhoras para voce!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry. Take as much time as you need. We want you well!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, THANK YOU to the people who have taken the time out of their busy day's to leave me words of encouragement. I have read everyone of them 3 times. I do love you and hope to re-pay you with the posts I present. Again THANK YOU
ReplyDeleteToutes mes condoléances, as we say here in France. And hope better times are coming for you.
ReplyDeleteSincerely with greetings from Paris,
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ReplyDeleteSorry to hear the sad news about your Dad. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteAs for the flu,...it is back. It is definitely back. For a few years, while the world was sick, we heard nary a word about the flu. I run a lot of these tests at the hospital, and during the pandemic it was once in a blue moon that either flu A or B would come up positive. This season, it is most definitely back. Mostly A. Some B. Of course, the annual flu vax is no guarantee against picking up the flu. But it is supposed to attenuate it and reduce the severity of symptoms if you do get it. Every year, the "experts" study the latest trends in occurrences of various flu strains (and there are many....like, many many, as the various strains evolve from year to year.) And they try to predict which strains are most likely to come down the pike. With their predictions in hand, they choose which strains to combine into the latest flu vaccine. Most of the time, we're lucky, and they come close with the vaccine and we enjoy a season relatively free of symptoms. This season, however, was a tremendous miss. Many of my coworkers who are flu-vaxxed came down with bad cases of the flu. That doesn't mean screw the vaccine. It just means the "experts" got it wrong this year. It happens. And it sucks to get the flu.
You are and continue to be the Man. Hopefully this finds you over the flu, and the best you can be with the passage of your dad.
ReplyDeleteIt's a BAD time for respiratory AND GI illnesses. I work at a hospital and A LOT of our staff has been sick recently also. Take it easy...
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss, bro'. Thanks for keeping the flame of good music and energy.
ReplyDeleteI am very sorry for your loss! My thoughts and prayers to you and yours. I have gone thru what you are going thru, losing both my mother and wife 3 days of each other. Times were tough. But eventually we have, and do, press on. Lean on one another. And was and still is, music was the healer. It soothes us, takes us back in time, brings back memories of our past. Music is our life's soundtrack. Be well!
ReplyDeletehello, i've written before. certainly could never thank you enough for the joy the music has provided. i worked as a substitute teacher for 13 yrs. at jr. and sr. high level. got sick a lot. got sick a lot in 15 yrs. at kinko's/fedexoffice. retired now, better. lost my father in may of'67; i was 16, he was 56. still bothers me, and luckily have the memories. time passing helps. r. keith noble looking forward to procol harum....... thank you
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