Song mood: Fox on the Run by Sweet. This week, I have been having issues breathing. My breathing is more shallow, which shows that I haven’t been working on belly breathing. Even two months after COVID, I have issues with my breathing. Some days it feels like someone is standing on my chest. It will be something to talk with my doctor about. I get texts from the clinic saying that I’m due for a check up. I canceled my eye exam the day before I got tested for COVID. I will need to make another appointment, it’s just I get busy doing things and forget about it. At some point I will need to make an appointment to get my hearing checked so I can get my tinnitus looked at. I weighed myself once this week. I’m down to 196.4. Goal weight is 170. I want to be able to wear my slim-fit shirts again. Then I will buy a suit and get my picture taken in the suit for the author photo on the mystery novel. Try to look like the gentleman detective. I’ve made progress on the myster
I started writing my Inspector Trevor mystery. Well, the first one. The first book will consist of three stories. I decided to make Trevor a detective in Oxford because I am more familiar with that town. I spent the last four nights planning the mystery. The mystery I started before, I didn’t put much detail in the scenes, so I can either use them for another novel or for the novel I had planned. And Bedfordshire is so small that they don’t have their own detectives, if a serious crime happens, a detective from a different shire does the investigation. At any rate, I like the story I crafted this week. I started writing on it last night. Currently I’m reading The Near Witch by VE Schwab, Agatha Christie’s The Big Four and Benedict Ashforth’s Verona: A Ghost Story (Kindle Single.) Each are very different in style and genre. VE Schwab is heavy with detail, which is needed for fantasy. Agatha Christie has lots of dialogue, which is needed for the mystery. Ashforth h