Three days ago, I wrote that I expected that most of the five or so inches of snow that we had accumulated a few days prior to that would likely have melted away by day's end of the following day (Tuesday).
However, after making that post, the snow renewed itself with yet another dumping that began Tuesday afternoon.
And then another freeze set in.
My wife had to work a full day today at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time. She has a fairly long drive, and the restaurant opens at 11 a.m., so it is helpful if she is on time.
Well, this morning I took the following two-minute video clip of her around 10:20 a.m. as she greeted her snow-covered car and set about clearing it off:
Had my camera (actually, my iPhone 5) not been growing steadily more difficult to keep steady, I might have tried to record the full progress of my wife and her efforts. However, I was watching a video on T.V. with my younger brother, so I used the shaky hands I was developing as my excuse to stop recording and to go and sit back down again on the chesterfield, resuming my attention upon the video.
It was only afterwards that it occurred to me that my wife had likely finished her chore and driven off in as little as five minutes. I could have recorded it all.
The video my brother and I were watching was one of Dr. Joseph Mercola's, and was uploaded to BitChute on December 29 (2021): Breaking Free of Fear Addiction- Interview with Dr. Mark McDonald.
Despite being just over 1½ hours in duration, it was a very interesting discussion.
Perhaps I should not have later followed it up with an even longer video discussion uploaded to Rumble on January 4: R&B Weekly Seminar: R&B Medical Fellowship (Jerusalem War Crimes Trials/Episode #16 -- Tuesday, January 4th, 2022) Host: Dr. Vladimir Zelenko. Guest Speaker: Professor Mark Crispin Miller.
At an hour and 40 minutes, the discussion by the two Jewish gents was also very interesting, but it was less structured in that both men would speak haltingly, apparently struggling for expression; and there were quite a few occasions when the men were either not speaking distinctly enough, or else there would be flaws in the audio.
In the latter cases, I was left not knowing precisely what was being said. This did not occur at all often, fortunately. But the hesitating fashion in which both men spoke sometimes lost my attention, and was in very much a contrast to the Dr. Mercola interview of Dr. Mark McDonald wherein these gentlemen spoke directly and with considerable gusto.
As I suggested, though, if we had watched the Dr. Vladimir Zelenko and Professor Mark Crispin Miller discussion first or of itself, it is possible that my involvement would have been more attentive.
Alas, at that video's conclusion and after my brother had sought some bed rest before he left for the afternoon to probably do some drinking at the home of his girlfriend Bev, I embraced folly and dallied with dissolution before finally seeking a nap to rest my weary eyes ─ it was nigh 3 p.m. by that point, so I had squandered some precious afternoon time that could have been used otherwise.
For one thing, I missed out on having some exercise out in the backyard toolshed ─ this is the second consecutive day of such loss.
And I had considered doing some after-dark local shopping, but I do not have the heart for it after my afternoon's misconduct.
Nor do I feel like blogging, so I am going to halt for today here.
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