life in the darkness

Yesterday I was very excited. I woke up that morning, had breakfast then went to mass. It was quite good, as we sun some of my favourite hymns there. I have them typed for me into a word document, so that I can read them on my braille Display, which connects to my phone via bluetooth. That afternoon, I was going to a concert with the Isle of Man Symphony orchestra. It was called from Russia with Love. I really enjoyed the music. I love the sound of an orchestra warming up. It’s almost electrifying. I have often dreamed of singing with an orchestra, but whether I will remains to be seen. Regarding Rachmaninov’s pianno concerto no. 2. I could tell he was what they called a manic depressive back in those days. In the music, the moods were up and down. Very interesting. A lot of composers and artists have been either depressed, or have other mental health issues. John Forbs-nash a mathmatician, had schizzophrenia, Turing was Gay and bullied a lot. They both still did great things. Contributed greatly to science and a war effort. The same with other scientists and composers of the period too. Well, I have submitted my second assignment of this module. Have 50% in the first assignment so far. I just want to thank Anne, Michele and colleagues for always sticking by ne, even with the trolls. Thank you. You could have walked, but you didn’t