When I started this blog, I honestly couldn’t expect the COVID-19 wrath to last for such a long time.
My own work is completely deadlocked, and the news is all infected and dead.
I started this blog because I wanted to look away from them.
The personnel change in the workplace, which I had been strongly hoping for, did not come true in April of this year, and I was exhausted.
My condition worsened, and my family’s illness became more serious.
I accepted the salary reduction and had the burden of work reduced.
I couldn’t even watch the boxing competition at the Tokyo Olympics, so I just passed by as news.
The only thing I remembered was Kubo Takefusa’s too pure tears.
I want to be healed by soaking in good music.
I invited my best friends to go see a movie yesterday.
Eric Clapton’s Lady In The Balcony: Lockdown Sessions.
I watched the trailer video online and found out that this film was being shown in a movie theater.
As expected, I was happy to enjoy the music with a loud and good sound for the first time in a long time.
Perhaps it was taken with a drone, the beautiful scenery was also very good.
I pre-ordered 12 inch Analog of this work from Amazon.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t tell what kind of car Eric was driving.
The steering wheel was on the right, so maybe it’s a British car.
I was looking for the next car to love, so I was curious about it.
I bought some at a second-hand record store and had a drink at a historic popular izakaya.
I hope that it won’t be long before we can do the same after the live performances of British and American artists.
See you soon.
07/11/2021
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