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Watched a bit more of the Beatles Documentary Get Back - I'm on part III.
It's interesting, the lads really aren't united on much of anything at all, which is a problem. John is in love with the notorious Allen Klein, who Glyn Johns (the sound recorder) states is a weird guy. "If you ask him a question, and he doesn't like it - he'll either ignore it or just change the topic." The others see him as a conman who is on their side (except possibly for Paul who says nothing about him). They all had a falling out with him eventually. The other problem?
( more on the Beatles )
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It was a pretty day today. Cool but not necessarily cold. Clear blue sky. I need to get out and walk in the morning, it's fading into twilight by 3pm now, and dark by 4:45. The weekends go by quickly. I feel like life is both endless sometimes, and seeping through my fingers like sand from an hour glass.
At the pharmacy - everyone had a mask on, but one older woman with a cart behind me who couldn't be bothered. She also wouldn't social distance in line. I resisted the urge to yell at her.
Menopause or perimenopause makes me snapish. I keep getting intermittent hot flashes that last a minute and go away.
I'm off to watch television, my shoulder hurts. Bye now.
It's interesting, the lads really aren't united on much of anything at all, which is a problem. John is in love with the notorious Allen Klein, who Glyn Johns (the sound recorder) states is a weird guy. "If you ask him a question, and he doesn't like it - he'll either ignore it or just change the topic." The others see him as a conman who is on their side (except possibly for Paul who says nothing about him). They all had a falling out with him eventually. The other problem?
( more on the Beatles )
*****
It was a pretty day today. Cool but not necessarily cold. Clear blue sky. I need to get out and walk in the morning, it's fading into twilight by 3pm now, and dark by 4:45. The weekends go by quickly. I feel like life is both endless sometimes, and seeping through my fingers like sand from an hour glass.
At the pharmacy - everyone had a mask on, but one older woman with a cart behind me who couldn't be bothered. She also wouldn't social distance in line. I resisted the urge to yell at her.
Menopause or perimenopause makes me snapish. I keep getting intermittent hot flashes that last a minute and go away.
I'm off to watch television, my shoulder hurts. Bye now.