Do Something To Help Humanity Tonight.

Any requests?

Starting on my new playlist on Day 2 of my cabin fever. Thankfully, I don’t have people. I pray for all those affected by the #coronavirus -- especially the parents who are trying to juggle work and kids!

https://soundcloud.com/djmax-29/the-one-for-the-farthest-side

Are you ready yet?

At least 1

At least one person will find this funny: Peter called this morning and demanded to know why I changed my relationship status on Facebook to engaged. Oh, and I already received a message from my father warning me not to be scammed by a kindergartener.

The greatest love story of all time more or less began with this song (believe it or not).

Keeping it on the DL

Got sidetracked today; this quarantine threw me for a loop! But now I’m working on a new mix. I’m hopeful it has a very happy ending, but some members of my party have a sour view of how I feel. (My brother says the woman I like doesn’t exist.) I have mail that hasn’t been opened and flowers that need to be watered, but it’ll have to wait ...

Shopping

I found a band I liked, but it took me few tries to get it shipped. As soon as I get the box ...

still trying to work my way back to lifting weights. The big tumor’s out, but #cancer takes the wind out of your sails. (The image in the middle is before surgery.)

I’m one of those people who communicates better this way than face-to-face. It’s not that I’m a cowardly lion; it’s that I’m a perfectionist, and some decisions are too big to rush. And then things happen in life that remind me of how short life is, and so I feel like I should leap to another circle. Old and reliable is the comfortable choice. There’s nothing more important than family, so choosing to create a new family seems like the one thing in life you never should rush. But, it’s good to let seamstresses know that the suit is nearly tailored.

Running out of things to do

Spent my Sunday watching church services after throwing up in the morning. It’s finally sunny today, but we might in our neighborhoods waiting for life to resume.