When unwell, you almost forget what "being normal" is. Last night, I
was given a lift to my wife's Brahms concert and most people were
totally unaware of my current disabilities. I am gradually on the
mend, but my biggest issue is wobbliness on walking or doing any
activity. Most people are totally unaware of this. I hope my
brain rewires so this goes with time.
It means normal radio tasks , especially building, are all but impossible for me still. Using WSPR is one thing I can still do, but actually TALKING on the radio is still hard work.
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Brahms' German Requiem - Cambridge
March 22nd 2014 |
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Our good old
friends Peter and Chris Branson, came to stay over the weekend and it
was them who gave me the lift to the concert. Peter kindly cut our
hedges and front lawn and did a pile of weeding (without being asked) -
such GOOD kind and generous friends. It was Peter who helped with some VLF tests a few years ago. There is a photo of him on my main Sub-9kHz website
https://sites.google.com/site/sub9khz/earthmode .
See
https://sites.google.com/site/cambschoral/ for details of the Cambridgeshire Choral Society (CCS) including how to join and details of other concerts you might enjoy.
My wife is 7th in on the LHS . She is a short lady, 2nd row back, with short greyish hair - now I shall be in trouble!
