Is your brain turning to mush?

Thanks for your responses. Certainly you all sound to have better brains than I have at the moment. (I do appreciate ginny's point of view!)
On waking every morning, my first thought is: "what day is it?" My second is: "is this all really still happening.....?" Then: "What am I doing today....?" Perhaps it's simply the lack of much at all written in diary/calendar, or perhaps it's just my age, (though l'm still in my 60s - just) but now I take all morning to "get going", where once I could be up and out after 9.00.a.m, leaving all "done and dusted" in the house.

No but I think that’s because I don’t have so many things to think about and rush off to. Therefore more space in my head.?

I hope not. I do the times cryptic as usual every day and twice on Saturdays IYSWIM. Play bridge online.
The strange thing is that I’m not reading as much, find I’m too antsy. I’m not alone in this, quite a few friends say the same.
Merylstreep?

No. And I know it's ok after reading some of the posts on GN.

Er, no - my brain isn't 'mushy' at all, although I seem to have relaxed into holiday mode. I can do things rather differently with no outside commitments. As it's sunny, warm weather I did an early morning dog walk, gardening in shady spots, early lunch - followed by an afternoon shower. I might have a nice nap next!

I do at least one, usually more, crosswords a day and word searches to try and prevent this.