Mine are what you call classical with the aura and tend to last typically three days where everything is super sensitive to the slightest sound or flickering light for days after and it's not uncommon for me to have involuntary spasm down the left side of my face.
One thing I have been doing more of when I have been able to is reading stories around the staples of my boyhood as I start to reconnect more with what it was I loved about it and for me that included soccer.
Reading Dan Freedman's Jamie Johnson football centred series which also is being made into a tv series on CBBC over here is helping in recovery of what I was all about as over the years people have tried to push more toward their own ideas and that's not working cos I just loved being that boy however out of the ordinary the odd interest might of seemed at the time, it was all that I and critically my peers lived for back then.
It's that I want back.
Earlier on the week I was a bit busy tidying around the shelves my stereo lives being old-fashioned enough to have a complete set of separates rather than either an all in one system or play everything from a computer.
I needed to get to the connectors of the original compact disc player to unplug it and remove ready for a newer more expensive model as the rest of system is capable of a more higher standard of reproduction and many of recordings I have and enjoy are so well recorded would be a pity not to take advantage of all they have to offer.
Where this ties in with this is blog is because music forms a part of my age regressed schoolboy side, I carefully considered how to tackle the physical side of it to minimize the inevitable pains involved in doing it when your paws are like mine, breaking it down to chunks doing a bit at a time and I managed to get it done fairly straightforwardly. Learning to think through tasks to make things better for me has been one the things I have been learning to do over the last few years and it seems to coming together now.
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