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Hello all! Just checking in to see how you’re doing. I feel like a simple and genuine “how have you been?” often gets left out of conversations these days, and I know it means a lot to me when I hear it. So, how are you? How have you been?
Today is Father’s Day in the UK (and I think the US too, but I’m not too sure) and I wanted to send my love to those of you who either cannot be with their families today, such as myself (trying to keep me/dad safe from COVID-19) and also to those who have either lost their father or never had a relationship to begin with. I know today can be hard for some, so I wanted to say I am thinking of you. Tough days don’t last forever.
Next week I have a doctor’s appointment (check up, nothing serious!) a house inspection (the joys of renting...) and then recording a new song! If you couldn’t tell, I’m writing a lot more for the next release... more news on that in time, I’m sure, but it’s looking like something I said wouldn’t happen for a long time might be coming together...
I’ve also been working with Davey on a cover of How Soon Is Now? by The Smiths - it might end up being my first ever official release of a cover! Still tons of work to go on it, but really exciting times. I’ve still not uploaded onto YouTube since my last lyric video - quite frankly it just doesn’t feel right to do it currently, I don’t know exactly what I want to make for such a wide audience and my creativity is very skewed this year in terms of video content. I’m planning on making a start on the Feel Good 101 video series next week as well as a couple of your video requests!
I’ve also finally got Davey to watch The Disaster Artist on Netflix - I’ve tried to slyly convince him that The Room is the greatest film ever, but it’s a tough one to explain. I’m hoping this is the gateway I need in order to have him fully ready to experience everything that is Tommy Wiseau’s genius.
That’s all from me! Go and do something to relax yourself tonight, you deserve it. The world can wait.
Emma