I've not had a good year, actually since Sept last year. Too long a story for here, but my wife of 45 years passed away back in July. While it wasn't unexpected, it was still a huge shock. I knew it would be hard, but I had no idea it would be this hard.
My harmonicas are playing a big part in recovery. When I get blue, I grab one and play. I also bought a hammered dulcimer last month, it helps. In some ways the harmonica and dulcimer are very similar, but the dulcimer has been a lot harder to learn.
Hopefully, I'll be more active on this forum in the future.

Hug your loved ones, please. There's no such thing as too many hugs. And remember, there is no such thing as a routine moment. All moments are precious, we just sometimes forget that.

Pulp,
I'm so sorry for your loss. So much of what you said "hit home" with me. Glad you're back.

Well, I couldn't say it any better than Turkey_Man, welcome back.

So sorry to hear of your loss, Pulp. Relieved that you were able to find your way out of that darkness. Hold fast to your harps and dulcimer my friend, and welcome back.

Thanks y'all.

45 years is a long time. I'm sorry for your loss.

Glad to see you back.

Sorry for your loss

Sorry for your loss

Very sorry for your loss. Time is our friend and music is also a friend. The passage of time heals our pain, and the beauty of music is that it helps to speed the passage of time while lifting our spirits. Glad to have you back.



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