This will be a short post. Already it is just past mid-afternoon, and I have had no activity whatsoever, so likely the day will be a full loss in that regard.
The weather has been dry, I think; and there has been a little afternoon sunshine thus far. I never rose (apart from one bathroom break just as night was beginning to fade) until well past 8 a.m. ─ possibly even after 8:30 a.m., and this despite having gotten to bed a little ahead of midnight.
However, that is not to say that I slept soundly throughout, for I did not. I just never felt motivated nor refreshed enough to care to leave my bed.
My wife and her eldest son rose very early, for she had to participate in a mandated group session under the province's Responsible Driver Program facilitated by Stroh Health Care. It was an online group session, and her eldest son was serving as her translator because English is not her first language.
Its start time was 8 a.m. And with breaks, it was ostensibly to run until 4 p.m.; but I had an early afternoon nap and was up again just after 3 p.m., and the session was long over ─ my wife was back in bed.
My stepson should have also returned to bed, for he sat up most of the night and surely must be burning out by now.
Despite that group session involving my wife and her eldest son ─ they attended via their smartphones or tablets in the boys' den area ─ my younger brother and I watched a video of my choosing in the latter morning on T.V. via our Android TV Box.
The video was uploaded to BitChute two days ago, and was an hour and 34 minutes in duration: "I AM NOT MISINFORMATION" Urgent, important film about ADVERSE REACTIONS by D See Video Productions.
It was definitely interesting, but my brother gave up on it around noon with maybe 15 or so minutes left in the video because he wanted to get some further (and brief) bed rest ─ he was eager to head off in the early afternoon to hook up with one of his drinking buddies.
I am going to quit this post now and get to work at finally decorating the outside archway to our front door with Christmas lights ─ both cables and strings. Maybe my youngest stepson will get home from work early enough to complete his own project ─ he bought Christmas lights with which to festoon the upper roof eaves of our home. I have only ever decorated the lower eaves that border three sides of our open double carport, as well as the outside of our living room window. Those lights remain up year round, so they are all set, but have not thus far been illuminated this season. I want to wait until everything outside is all ready to fire up as our boast to the neighbourhood passersby.
The only other item I have to mention is that when I had the overnight bathroom break, I took the first capsule of serratiopeptidase from the bottle I have had on hand since mid-November as I awaited the arrival of a bottle of lumbrokinase ─ that latter bottle only arrived yesterday.
There are 60 capsules in each bottle, so I will take a capsule of each on a daily basis until my supply is exhausted. My hope is that if I have any unknown microclots in my capillary system as a result of the severe bout of "COVID pneumonia" that I experienced in October that put me into a hospital for just over 11 days, these two enzymes ─ one taken in the early morning, the other later in the day ─ will effectively dissolve any of those tiny clots.
And of course, there are numerous other related benefits that I hope will be applied to me over the next two months.
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