Another hot and sunny day, with yet another afternoon session of sunning exceeding an hour out in the backyard.
After my latter evening nap yesterday, I checked the time around 12:18 a.m. and rose to put in a few hours overnight getting some work done here at my computer. I also watered the plants in the front yard just as the night was fading into day ─ so, around 4:30 a.m. or a while thereafter.
I actually barely made it back to bed before my eldest stepson was up and aware that I, too, was up. As I have previously explained, if he sees that I am up, then he will leave home for work without locking the front door. As a result, I either must get back to bed before he realizes that I am up; or else I must remain up until after he leaves for work, and then lock the front door.
I never checked the time again until nigh 9:15 a.m., and rose to find that my younger brother was only then showering as he began his morning. Nevertheless, I remained upstairs here at my computer in the small room next to my bedroom, and did not later join him for some T.V. until around 10 a.m.
By then, my wife had already risen ─ apparently she had to put in a full day at her friend's Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time. Her full days at the restaurant have an 11 a.m. start.
And so she was on her way by 10:20 a.m., I would say. I helped carry out a pack of 50 packages of Room Coffee, a product of Thailand's The iCon Group. My wife is a Canadian agent, and has quite a few customers ─ primarily Thai and Lao folks, but also some other nearby Southeast Asian people ─ who are quite passionate about those products.
I get the impression that my wife sells for less than it is otherwise possible for these customers to buy the products on their own from other sources.
The first show that I tuned in for my brother and I via our Android TV Box was a nearly 40-minute Liberty Coalition Canada video titled Jennifer Bridges- 153 Houston Methodist workers fired, resigned over mandatory COVID vaccine policy.
I've heard before of that awful situation for the nurses and other hospital staff being bullied into getting 'vaccinated' by its CEO and other board members.
Of course, she has now been fired, but she is continuing the legal avenue to overturn the illegal actions of the hospital and its heavy-handed CEO Marc L. Boom who is an M.D., but clearly hopelessly corrupt.
People like him need to be jailed. I read just yesterday of a "certified medic" named Robin Spring Saunders who ─ reluctantly ─ submitted to getting 'vaccinated' as a condition of being employed by Johns Hopkins Hospital.
She got jabbed on June 21st, and was dead from complications by June 27th: 45 Year Old John Hopkins Hospital Employee Dies After Reaction To Mandatory Covid Shot.
Everyone involved in causing deaths like hers ought to receive capital punishment ─ no exceptions.
But I am getting carried away ─ it is already after 8 p.m., and I have a cold can of strong (8% alcohol) beer in the fridge icebox or freezer awaiting drinking.
By the way, if anyone would like a legal document that they can use to place blame on their employer for any workplace coercion to submit to 'vaccination' ─ or even a similar document to safeguard a child from the same fate at school ─ such documents do now exist. An employer or school must sign the document with the full understanding that if something goes dreadfully wrong as a result of forcing an employee or child to get 'vaccinated', then all involved who sign are indicating on the document with their signature that they are accepting full liability for damages.
So let me know!
All else I will say is that the only other show my brother and I watched was an episode of Altered Carbon ─ we watched episode two of season two. Even though it concluded at noon, that was when my brother sought some bed rest before heading off for the afternoon to eventually resume his daily drinking somewhere.
At least it allowed me to get an early start on a few things before my sunning, which began at 2:41 p.m.
I must stop this post here.
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