For NPR Music's Daily Breather, Katherine Paul (aka Black Belt Eagle Scout) talks about her life during the coronavirus pandemic. 'Doing things one normally does not do is totally fine during this time because we don't have a normal anymore.'
, last year and recently had to postpone tour dates due to COVID-19 concerns.
As hard as it may be to see your touring dreams go out the window, the harder thing for me is panic. It's something I've been avoiding this past week, being cooped up in my apartment. Panic is not something I want to do right now, maybe even not write about right now, but it's alive within some of us and does not bode well for getting through this.
To keep calm, I try and go outside for a little bit each day, whether it's a walk around my apartment complex or a hike nearby. I have time now to pick up my guitar and play around and I've even started playing games on my phone because, while usually I don't do this, I just need my mind to not go to panic mode and this helps. I think doing things one normally does not do is totally fine during this time because we don't have a normal anymore, we have to create a new one.
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