Before I talk about anything else, I want to post the link to an interview that my younger brother and I watched late yesterday morning at Librti.com; the video was hosted by Odessa Orlewicz, and was an hour and 12 minutes in duration: May 28- I interview 2 Healthcare Workers Extrmeley Damaged By The Pfizer And Moderna Vaccines As Seen On Viral Videos.
I have to congratulate Odessa on that one ─ she did a superb job as hostess, and her two guests were both tragic yet delightful ladies. I can only wish them God's help.
Don't get 'vaccinated'.
Yesterday afternoon proved to be sunny, so I racked up what was probably close to 50 minutes sunning out in the backyard. I wore just swimming trunks, but I only sunned my front. I was expecting that today would also result in a sunny afternoon, but that did not pan out even though it was very warm.
And since I had to much else to do, I never bothered sitting outside today.
When I came into the house following yesterday's sunning, I saw that my eldest stepson was outside at the mouth of our driveway with two of his buddies. My stepson has a Harley-Davidson, and his two pals also had bikes. The three were probably chatting about bikes, and planning on their short jaunt together.
Unfortunately, the three photos that I took through the living room window had the afternoon Sun working against me. My subjects had the sunlight shining on their far sides, and as a result their sides as exposed to me were of course darkly shaded.
The result is most disappointing:
New topic now.
I think that it was around 10:15 p.m. last evening when I retired, intent on sleeping as well as I could ─ i.e., I did not wish to find myself awake and be rising too early into the a.m. because I had an early morning 5.625-mile round trip hike to the nearest Real Canadian Superstore (Google Map) to do some grocery shopping (I do not drive).
I never checked the time after I was to bed until it was 3:30 a.m., so I managed to sleep fairly well. It was not a constant dead sleep ─ it broke often enough, but I kept managing to return to sleep.
When I rose and emerged from my bedroom, I saw that my brother had not come home last evening; as he sometimes does following a Saturday evening together with her, he had spent the night at the home of his girlfriend Bev.
My eldest stepson was still up, so I went downstairs to break some bad news to the 26-year-old concerning his 2020 income tax return that I completed yesterday using the free GenuTax software that I downloaded earlier this year so that I could get my wife's and my own tax returns filled out (and subsequently NETFILEd).
My stepson received a severance payment last year, but he lost the one or two income slips representing it. All he could give to me were two figures totalling a little over $7,100. However, he had no idea if those were Gross amounts, nor if there had been any income taxes or other deductions taken from the payment(s) at source.
And so working on the premise that the figures were Gross, I got a balance owing (by him, of course) on his tax return of well over $4,320.
He had originally wanted me to complete his tax return without him bothering to try and obtain the actual income slip(s); but now that he has seen the entire implication of what doing so has resulted in, he is going to put effort into acquiring the full pertinent information in a bid to reduce that awful debt somewhat.
Anyway, I remained up until it was time to commence that hike; and for a rare change, I actually managed to set off at exactly 6 a.m. (the store opens at 7 a.m.).
The sky looked like today was going to be sunny; but with the rising of the Sun, a light cloud cover developed.
My walk both ways was inconsequential, but I had a most disconcerting experience at checkout at the store. You see, as the cashier chattily engaged me in an immersive conversation, when it came time to use my debit card, I had blanked right out ─ I could not remember the PIN.
There were already two or three other people lined up after me, so I felt rushed. The final outcome was that I guessed wrong, and ultimately my card was no longer accepted: anytime I tried to use it, the statement "Transaction declined" kept appearing even before I was prompted to enter my PIN.
I had no recourse but to say to the cashier that I had no idea what I could next do, so she summoned over someone from customer service to deal with me. I accompanied that gal over to the information desk.
Once the problem was fully explained, it was understood that my debit card had been 'frozen', and the only way I would get use of it again was to contact the responsible financial institution.
I then retrieved my VISA credit card and said that I could pay with that, but that I only ever use it online ─ I did not know what its PIN was. Fortunately, that was not an issue ─ I was told that I only had to expose its coded information to the transaction screen. I did so, and the transaction went through.
So now I have a useless debit card. I am still able to access my account online, though, for I did so here at home in order to transfer money over to my VISA credit card account (which is at a different financial institution).
I was back home by around 8:30 a.m. My brother was still not home.
I still had a post I needed to create at my private blog, so I did that. And by then I had declined so seriously that I had to go and lie down in my bed, still fully clothed.
I was probably there a little over an hour, and managed to slip into a bit of a nap. When I checked the time after rousing, it was around 10:15 a.m., so I rose. My brother was home and already watching T.V., so I went downstairs to boil water for a black and unsweetened instant coffee, and then I joined him. We were to watch T.V. together until around 1 p.m.
He got some rest in his bedroom after that, but not much. And then he readied and left for the afternoon, ultimately to resume his daily drinking somewhere.
I want here to speak of Facebook.
I do not often make a post there, but I did today ─ I had something extremely important to report:
How many of you have heard that Ottawa has suspended Canadian elections?
Probably not too many of you ─ it’s not getting much press, for some bizarre reason.
And guess why this undemocratic suspension of elections? ─ apart, of course, from being a tyrannical power grab?
Why, it’s too keep us all safe!
Oh, sure, you can go out every day and do your shopping, or ride public transit, or whatever. But it’s far, far too dangerous for you to just once go into a polling station to cast your measly vote!
The guy in the video below echoes exactly how I feel about this.
I had to go online to see if this suspension actually happened, and I did find a Global News article published back on May 25 confirming what the video says ─ this is from the article:There were 327 MPs from all parties voting in favour of the motion, which says it is the government’s responsibility to do everything possible to avoid calling voters to the polls before the end of the pandemic.So just like the guy in the video says, our politicians are doing “everything possible to avoid calling voters to the polls before the end of the pandemic.”
Ontario Independent MP Derek Sloan was the only one who voted against it.
In other words, if this “pandemic” drags on for the next 10 years, forget about having any elections ─ we all get to keep Trudeau.
And all of the other political parties studly signed on for this.
The video is at YouTube, so it is of course at a fair risk of getting banned, I suppose.
After making that post, I immediately logged out of Facebook, for I had no desire to interact with anybody. I said what I wanted to say ─ people can believe what they want.
Gosh, I see that at the present time of 4:42 p.m., the afternoon has become sunny! Perhaps I will think about sitting outside for a time ... or not. I have already had my day's first meal, and it is weighing heavily upon me. I may just instead have a lie-down.
Either way, I am going to conclude today's post here.









