As a result of some texting my wife decided to direct my way yesterday after I had retired just ahead of 9 p.m. to nap away the latter evening (following the arrival home of my younger brother from wherever he had been drinking), I never quite got the fortifying foundation of rest to allow me to achieve the amount of work overnight that I intended on the draft post that I have at one of my two hosted websites.
My wife was at work at that time (she is employed part-time at her friend's Thai restaurant), but it was to be her brief fussing about in the bedroom once she was home that ultimately roused me and had me check the time fairly early into the midnight hour, so that was when I rose.
I remained up until around 5 a.m. this morning working on a few things before once more returning to bed for possibly another four hours. I actually rose this morning and had come here to my computer just before my younger brother emerged from his own bedroom.
My wife had gotten involved in some drinking last evening; and thus it was that she never rose this morning until (I believe) after noon. I don't know what is afoot for her this evening, but she had her youngest son drive here away ─ probably to the SkyTrain ─ ere it was yet 5 p.m., so she likely will not be returning home until later tomorrow or maybe even Monday.
Such is our sorry marriage.
But at least tonight I will have the bed to myself.
However, I wish to report on some of the T.V. that my brother and I were to watch together today beginning around 10:15 a.m. via our Android TV Box. I led things off with this report of almost 70 minutes by Odessa Orlewicz: June 11- Get Ready For An Awesome July 1 Canada Day Celebration! I interview These Warrior Women About July 1.
Odessa does not list her two guests, but they were Alicia Johnson and Danielle Kinchella Pistilli.
I would love to be able to attend their Canada Day celebration, but I have never attended any of the celebrations or protests. I do not drive. And because I live here in Surrey, I cannot even travel to New Westminster without paying to use the SkyTrain and don a face mask for that 'privilege'.
My social isolation is effectively complete. I have no personal ─ that is directly physical ─ social contacts beyond my brother, my wife, and my two stepsons. I have no friends I can visit, nor who visit me. And I have no other family near.
This household is basically my immediate world.
But back to T.V. with my brother.
Once Odessa's video was finished, I then tuned in a video at YouTube titled Belgian sniper on the loose - who is Jurgen Conings? This was the video's description:
A manhunt has gripped Belgium over the past few weeks. The fugitive is Jurgen Conings, a heavily-armed 46 Year old army sniper who is described as far-right and believes the government is using the pandemic as a pretext to control and harm its citizens. In particular he singles out Belgium’s leading virologist - the controversial and provocative Marc Van Ranst - who is now under round the clock protection. While it’s easy to dismiss Conings as a lone-wolf conspiracy theorist - in actual fact, tens of thousands of Belgians have expressed their support for him online.
Interesting, eh?
Jurgen Conings is certainly not wrong in his beliefs. The same thing is going on here in Canada.
I followed that report with an episode of Black Sails ─ we're into season two, and watched episode four (or the 12th overall) today.
For any The Flash fans who may not know, the actress portraying the speedster adult daughter of Barry Allen is a regular on Black Sails. The actress ─ Jessica Parker Kennedy ─ has quite a number of nude scenes in the series.
And that was the final show my brother and I were to watch together. He then sought some bed rest ere leaving for the afternoon.
We had sufficient sunshine this afternoon that I managed to log up just over 40 minutes of sunning while seated low out in the backyard in a lawn- or deckchair, and facing into the Sun. I had on jeans, but I sure did not require them. I could feel the perspiration running down my lower legs even though I was topless and barefooted.
That session commenced at 2:57 p.m. And it seems like I had hardly been in the house for more than a few minutes when I noticed that the sky had clouded over. My brother said earlier that we have had rain predicted for sometime overnight.
Another topic now.
Late this afternoon I put together the following E-mail and sent it off to my two stepsons at 5:06 p.m., titling it "Employer Vaccine Notice of Liability":
The legal document has now been prepared warning employers that they are 100% liable for any harm that results from making it mandatory for an employee to get 'vaccinated' with one of the COVID-19 'vaccines' in order to ensure job retention.
It goes into all of the evidence of why there is no pandemic ─ that it has been fabricated by use of the PCR test that is known to be completely unreliable when used at the levels that it has been used worldwide.
The pandemic has been a lie. The world has been under no threat greater than it has been from any other influenza each and every year. There are no massive die-offs.
The document also outlines that the 'vaccines' have NOT been properly tested, despite the lies to the contrary that they have been tested and are "perfectly safe".
Look up the word "perfect" if you misunderstand its meaning.
It also explains that the 'vaccines' are only being sanctioned with an "emergency use authorization".
But there is no emergency. Mandating that someone must be 'vaccinated' is illegal when there is no emergency need.
The thorough legal document's final statement is this:
Therefore, I hereby notify you that I will hold you personally liable for any financial injury and/or loss of my personal income and my ability to provide food and shelter for my family if you use coercion or discrimination against me based on my decision not to participate in the COVID-19 experimental treatments.
Remember, lawyers helped create this document. It is legally binding. So do you think an employer / manager / supervisor is going to sign something like that in order to have you agree to get 'vaccinated'?
But you have to have the balls to use this document to protect yourself. If you lack that courage, then you are the only one responsible for everything that comes of having knowingly taken the voluntary risk of allowing yourself to be injected with this toxic experiment.
As the Action4Canada website says: An employer cannot mandate “vaccines”. If you are an employee being pressured to take the “vaccine” then sign the following Notice of Liability and protect your rights.You only need to produce this document if there seems no other way to refuse getting 'vaccinated' because your job is clearly at risk if you do not submit. It is illegal here in Canada for an employer to make such a demand of an employee.
But if you are willing to give up your rights, that is your choice; and the consequences of that choice leave you as the person who will have to accept the blame for any damage you may experience ─ whether soon, or long into the distant future.
Some tough love here, guys!
Will it do either of them any good? I have no idea. I know the older 26-year-old lad is more 'physical' than his younger 23-year-old brother, for that elder brother works in a steel mill and is a 'gym rat'. I actually took this candid photo of him this afternoon at 3:45 p.m. while he was mowing the backyard lawn:
The younger lad is the one of concern to me where 'vaccination' matters because he is something of a hypochondriac, and he works in a bank.
I can see him complying with pressure to get 'vaccinated'.
I was going to post some further material of a related nature, but my evening is already upon me, so I am only going to post the following two photos that I took on Tuesday, June 8.
The first is what had been a mystery plant (not this particular specimen) that appeared several years ago in a section of garden thick with crushed lava rock ─ the soil beneath was in fact hidden from sight, and the several plants were blooming even though it was November or maybe even December.
Both my wife and I were amazed because neither of us had sown any flower seeds there because it was not bare ground. Besides, we didn't even know what kind of flowers these plants were.
Snow came, yet the blooms survived.
But ultimately the blooms did disappear, and we saw nothing of them the next year or two.
Then last Fall, I noticed a solitary little plant had suddenly begun blooming in that barren section of garden. We took notice of its location, and exactly what the plant itself looked like, for we had forgotten to do that originally and thus lost track of the plants.
Earlier this year, my wife dug up the plant in the photo below, along with some other specimens that seemed to also be the same kind of plant, and she transplanted them.
A couple of weeks back, this one began showing signs of developing blooms, and now it has:
From research I have done, I believe that it is a dwarf snapdragon.
But where did they come from? As I said, they first appeared maybe five years ago late into the year, and were not anywhere that we would have thrown any flower seeds ─ even if my wife or I had ever bought any snapdragon flower seeds, which neither of us had done.
I have lived in this house for 19 years, and there have never been any such flowers blooming here before. It truly is a mystery to us.
Notice in the upper part of that photo a mass of tiny purplish or mauve flowers?
Five or more years ago, I sowed a whole package of a type of thyme seeds all along that stretch of garden, but nothing ever seemed to have come of the plants.
However, eventually three or so years ago, I noted that some small clump of what I assumed were a type of weed was starting to spread. My brother once pulled them up, but they started to appear again the following year.
It was only this year that they began to bloom for the first time, leading me to become convinced that they must be survivors of that original sowing of thyme seeds.
I no longer remember what type of thyme they were, but some research suggests that they may be either hairy or else creeping thyme. Here is a better photo of them:
And that is all the time I have today for blogging. I want to have a beer and watch some T.V. before having a little bit of supper so that I can be all set to get to bid mid-evening or soon thereafter.
And damn it! I underestimated the time by two hours ─ my brother has arrived home from wherever he had been drinking and I now must retire without any supper.
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