Changes

I always struggle with change. Perhaps because my sight changes and never brings anything good, the prospect of change makes me nervous, worrying it will turn out bad or wrong. Recently, I had to buy a new pair of headphones, as the sound from my usual pair had gone. But the company didn’t make that… Continue reading Changes

Happy Things

Today is the International day of happiness. So instead of talking about sight loss or insomnia, today I will talk about the things that make me happy. 1. Writing. Writing always makes me happy, and improves my mental health with every word. I’m never filled with more joy and delight and wonder as when my… Continue reading Happy Things

A New Way to Play

I’ve been playing my clarinet for a long time. Its something I love, and always will. But in the past few years, I’ve begun losing my sight. And it makes reading sheet music a challenge, that only gets worse. For my eyes can’t make out details, and minims in particular are a nightmare, too thin… Continue reading A New Way to Play

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Faith

This time of year, I’m thinking about religion, and faith. I’ve struggled with it for years. But I think I’ve finally found an answer. When I started losing my sight, I lost my faith. I used to be Christian, and sung in a church choir for years. When my sight started fading, I looked to… Continue reading Faith

A New Approach

I’m not very good with decorators. I could write for hours about the sensory overload they cause me with extra sounds and smells. But this time has been different, and better, because I’ve recently come across a new approach, which I will try today. I love Norse music. And Norse mythology. I found a playlist… Continue reading A New Approach

Hans Zimmer

Last night, I went to see Hans Zimmer Live at the 02 Arena, and it was beyond incredible. I’m glad I booked it, and glad I went, even if I am a little tired today. I love Hans Zimmers music. There’s something about it, that just makes my whole soul smile. It just has that… Continue reading Hans Zimmer