Thanks, Ewa. Well, death, and near death, has been following me around for some time. And I don't want to go to more funerals. At least not now. But I'm a dancer, and for me to dance is like breathing for others, I just have to dance. And I can always say goodbye in my own way. Probably think most of them would rather prefer it anyway, at least it's one on one and personal. And yes, it's good to be back. I have no idea how long or anything. Live is the same roller coaster now as it has been for last, what, 2, 3 years? I've lost count. But I still don't give up, so this is one of the things I decided to do, start recording my dance. First I posted one on Facebook, it was a challenge, afraid that people would think that it was some kind of an egotrip, but it wasn't, and isn't, I just have to find ways to let off steam and find reasons to move on. Photos and editing, no, I lost the touch, it was a panic, I just lost it! But I'll get it back, no problem, it's just like everything else in my life, especially lately, it all comes and goes. So if no photos, I decided to start my own YouTube channel, was just opening it right now and this is my first post. I'm also starting to play my music again and fiddling around recording and mixing my songs on the computer, something I've never done before, that is testing my songs like a one-man band on the computer. Maybe I will be posting songs here instead of photos after a while;) Dance videos and songs? Who knows, not I. The only thing I know is that art in any form, does not meter how, just to create something is what I have to do, and now more than ever.
RE: Instead of going to the funeral of two old companions for 40 years I bid them farewell with a dance