I considered skipping the creation of a post today, but I already failed to publish one yesterday, so I could not quite follow through with the neglect.
Yesterday's excuse was my wife's presence here for the remainder of the day after she showed up early in the afternoon. However, she had to work today, so she left here around 10:30 a.m., but time still succeeded in running away on me.
I have been regularly getting to bed quite early each evening, and of course later rising during the midnight hour, or else within the next hour; and remaining up until anywhere from 3:30 a.m. till 5:30 a.m. before returning to bed.
Of course, my primary reason in rising is to have the uninterrupted opportunity to add content into the very first post I am still constructing at the new version of my website Thai-Iceland.com. I have a 'required' content quota that I seek to meet when I am sitting up through the earliest a.m. like that; and in addition, I usually also make a post into my private blog that has been online since sometime in September 2008, but which has absolutely no readership because no one has ever requested access.
That blog was once online ─ right up until early in 2019, I believe it was. I was forced to render the public blog private because I had been liberal in the identification of everyone in my home life whom I wrote about ─ often severely critically; and then finally after so many years of my blog being online, my youngest stepson (who was around 20 years old at the time) had his attention drawn to the blog.
He was horrified. Actually, so was I; for as I said, I was often extremely critical of family members, and he had of late been a primary subject of my raging. He was not supposed to see aught of what I had written until perhaps years into the future, if ever.
So in concession to him, I had to make the blog private, and in so doing I lost out on some occasional affiliate revenue of the most nominal amounts.
My current public blog has never earned a cent, insofar as I am aware.
But I am digressing.
Referring back to my website Thai-Iceland.com, over the past several days I have been regularly managing to duplicate those nocturnal content additions to that inaugural post ─ I have been doing so during my mornings and / or early afternoons and so I am drawing nearer to having the post finished. I began the post on November 1st. I now feel encouraged that I may actually manage to have the post completed and published ahead of the projected date of November 21st that had been my original estimate.
However, it requires several hours of work every day.
My evening is already underway, and I want to watch the latest videopost by lovely firebrand Odessa at Liberty Talk Canada (BitChute and YouTube), so I will be wrapping up this post smartly. But if I knew how to do so, I would bring her attention to one of the latest articles that I read this morning at Mercola.com titled Why COVID-19 Testing Is a Tragic Waste.
I actually read the article in the wee a.m. when first I came here to my computer, and thus before I got to work on that website post. I always have distractions that help keep me up longer than I need to be.
I firmly believe in Odessa's stance against the face mask farce, and the related lockdowns and social distancing; but she does have other convictions that are beyond the reach of my credence, and which I will not mention. Nevertheless, I wish that I knew the young woman; and that I was sufficiently well off financially that I could help support her.
The only other thing I want to mention before closing are the following photos that a former dear co-worker of mine E-mailed me yesterday or the day before.
George loves everything Christmas as much as do I, and the lovely gent got quite a head start in decorating his Vancouver apartment this month.
He apparently took these three photos on November 2:
The following pair of photos were apparently taken on November 6:
Evidently he remained up late that day and was able to take the next two photos just after midnight, and thus six or seven minutes into November 7:
He and I are both very happy that local radio station 'the breeze 104.3' began playing Christmas music immediately after midnight yesterday, so I tuned right in as soon as I came here to my computer after rising to come here to work on my website post ─ their online player can be accessed right here, if you are interested.
Now, on to Odessa!
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