After being taken over by the flu this week I reevaluate what it means to be in charge of one’s body and one’s life. It’s almost April, the month for fools but not for ghosts. Go figure. I realize I should not have been ignoring Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats the past 10 years. I’m still recovering my friends. Hopefully Monday will find me healthier, stronger and not as sweaty.
I recorded this episode, processed it and then forgot to upload it to the distributor. I shouldn’t be trusted to do a podcast. I have no idea what I’m doing. Next week will be better! I bet…
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I had to practice last week’s topic this week and let go of a friendship. And, surprisingly, it wasn’t so bad. I’m not sure my wife knows how to make chili. I’m sure she thinks she knows how but she also thinks she made a good choice in a spouse. I have to figure out how to let her know. I’m noticing a resistance to aging in me and I’m trying to stop it. But when I realize it’s been almost 40 years since St. Elmo’s Fire, it kind of hurts. See you soon, my friends.
Well. This week has been rather hectic and I completely bailed on podcast duties. I never do that and I apologize. It’s also been a week of letting go. I had to let go of one of my favorite things ever. I thought I was going to have to let go of my art gallery. There’s a time to let everything go. Do you know when it is in your life? Okay, I’ll let you go…
I introduce my new video podcast this week and make plans to do some tinkering behind the scenes of Apocaleptic which, hopefully, no one will even notice. Let’s see how that goes. I feel like discussing art a bit. What exactly is art? What do you consider art? It’s a strange and subjective subject that even art professionals can’t agree on. But just because a kid can do it doesn’t mean it isn’t real art, right? I dunno. Let me know what you think. Have a great weekend friends.
