I never did get the opportunity early yesterday evening to watch a Christmas movie as I had left off in yesterday's post stating that I was intending to do. I had one significant delay that erased the window of time in which I might have felt comfortable about starting such a movie and having hopes of watching it all before my younger brother was back home from wherever he had gone to drink.
The delay arose when ─ just before I published the blog post ─ I shifted my posture in my chair rather vigourously and my knee bumped against the computer case, thereby loosening the power cord connection and crashing the system.
My computer typically takes an annoyingly long time to reestablish itself anytime something like that happens. Had I not needed to get that post published, I could have just gone and watched a movie, but as yet I had not even determined which movie I wanted to tune in (via our Android TV Box), so I had no choice but to sit here and watch that small window of opportunity just drain away.
And so I settled on an episode of Private Eyes ─ season four's episode six ("Tappa Kegga Daily"). I then shut things down and was upstairs here at my computer when my brother showed up; and so I was to bed by maybe 8:30 p.m.
Although I was to get some sleep, by 10:30 p.m. I was distressingly awake and wondering if I was going to get an extra-early opportunity to come here to my computer and both undertake some work as well as commence my latest round of hourly Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) drops.
Perhaps fortunately, my brother was still up and watching T.V., so I felt obliged to return to bed and seek some further sleep. I was to manage a little, but I was awake and checking the time again something ahead of 11:30 p.m.
My brother was still up and watching T.V.
This was becoming irritating ─ I need for him to have gone to bed so that my time here will be undisturbed.
And so once more, I did my best to assume a position in bed that might best be conducive of sleep. Then, after gaining that positioning, I heard my brother approaching his bedroom door, then opening it and entering therein, and finally shutting the door behind him. He was there for the night.
I was free to rise, and so I commenced my MMS protocol around 11:30 p.m. As this was to proceed overnight, I believe that I managed to take seven three-drop doses before getting back to bed at or just after 6 p.m.
My wife had arrived home last night in the early a.m., and fairly promptly went to bed. However, she kindly let me know that she withdrew $1,700 from our chequing account ─ which is basically comprised of just my monthly pension income, for she keeps her part-time restaurant earnings elsewhere ─ to pay for another shipment that she was ordering from Thailand's The iCon Group, a purveyor of health-related products such as food and nutritional supplements.
She is doing her best to try and derive a secondary income as a reseller of those products, but as yet she has not been able to pay back all that she owes me on my VISA credit card while also paying for any further shipments on her own.
Last night, she told me that she would repay me the $1,700 today, but I learned from her just ahead of the mid-afternoon that she was only able to repay $1,000 ─ she promised me the other $700 sometime next week.
Well, she had better make that payment ─ I cannot sustain a $700 reduction in my pension! And damn it, there are things I would like to buy, but I never seem to have the money to do so.
This afternoon in a very fine rain, she got me to take some photos of her holding various of the products that she is able to sell to anyone interested; provided that the embed link remains valid, here is the Facebook post that she made soon after the photos session:
Anyway, after getting back to bed early this morning, my actual morning began around 9:10 a.m. when I found myself awake and checked the time; so I rose and came here to my computer to spend some time before joining my younger brother downstairs at 10 a.m. to watch some T.V. via our Android TV Box.
I had seen that Odessa Orlewicz posted another video yesterday, so I tuned that one in ─ it was a little over an hour long: Sept 28- Game On! Let The Kids Play! With Hero Canadian Sports Parents.
Unfortunately, that link is to YouTube ─ Odessa and her husband Norbert have been lax about getting it uploaded to their own website, so the link is not going to be valid indefinitely. Odessa has already had one of her YouTube accounts shut down by way of their censorship.
This video was actually the second consecutive 'home run' that she has scored, for her previous video was also most interesting to my brother and I.
This latest video featured two guests ─ Dermot Pomeroy and Jody Ledge ─ who are behind an initiative best described at their website GameOnCanada.org.
What especially concerned my brother was the section at their website titled Know Your Rights that has a number of legal documents that businesses, parents, and regular people can use to defend themselves against unlawful encroachments by by-law officers, police, employers making 'vaccine' mandates, and so forth. He wants to try and encourage at least one of his usual 'watering holes' to fight back and refuse to obey our lying provincial Unhealh Officer Bon-Bon's 'vaccine passports' mandate requirements for their customers that they are expected to enforce.
Some such businesses are refusing to perform that enforcement, but there are none nearby to us. I get the impression that he would like to be able to incline at least one of the owners to education him- or herself with the information available at that website and stop doing Witch Bon-Bon's illegal policing.
That woman has got to be jailed ─ and for a long, long bloody time!
The last show my brother and I were to watch was the final available episode of The Last Kingdom (season four's episode 10). Happily, I noticed a YouTube video within the past week or so featuring Uhtred himself ─ or rather, the lead actor portraying him, namely Alexander Dreymon. He was thanking the show's fans for their superb support because the series had been renewed for a fifth season!
But allow me to move on.
As I indicated a little earlier, we have been getting some rain. The entire day has been dank, and it was raining overnight. I expect that this evening and tonight will be the same.
However, I did see one courageous bumblebee doing its work at our clump of purple Michaelmas asters regardless. The poor thing was slow, but determined.
Okay, my wife let me here alone around 4:30 p.m., saying that she would be back sometime tomorrow. Since that is my situation, I do believe that I am going to ensure that I make time now to watch an as yet to be determined Christmas movie, and have myself a couple of strong (8% alcohol) beers to enhance my emotional involvement.
There are worse ways that I could be spending this available time in my late afternoon, and I confess that the temptation is there to do so. Thus, some drinks and a Christmas movie to get myself worked up over are a good thing!
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