For the second consecutive evening, my younger brother arrived home from his 'socializing' yesterday around 9:20 p.m., so I sat up watching T.V. with him via our Android TV Box while indulging in two cans of strong (8% alcohol) malt. Earlier in the evening, I had enjoyed a glass of red wine.
We were to watch an episode each of Marcella; Riverdale; DC's Legends of Tomorrow; and Hardware.
My wife showed up around 10:30 p.m. at latest, but we were not to have a conversation (see yesterday's post to understand the significance of that).
My bedtime was well into the midnight hour, but I had nothing planned for this morning. I even seemed to sleep unusually well.
The day started off as exceptionally clear and sunny, but it began hazing over later an the morning and eventually became solidly overcast.
It was to develop that my wife did not have to work today ─ I never expected that at all. She did go out in the early afternoon with one or both of her sons whilst I was having a nap following some further T.V. with my brother.
He was of course also gone by the time I rose from the nap, and will not be returning until the latter evening once again, in all likelihood. And since I have an early a.m. walk planned, I would like to be able to comfortably rise at 3 a.m. to ready for it; consequently, it will suit me well if he fails to show up this evening by the 9:30 p.m. deadline that I have for him ─ that would release me from any sense of obligation about sitting up in operation of our Android TV Box (he does not understand how to use it).
While my wife was out, she texted me that she had deposited $1,300 into our chequing account to cover the shortfall for the monthly mortgage that is due to be debited from the account on Friday. She still owes the account at least $1,100.
Meantime, I cannot do a damned thing ─ I can buy nothing ─ because of her profligacy that is entirely at my expense. None of the money that she took from the account was hers to withdraw. It was primarily my pension income.
There is a credit card account in my name that she is responsible for having run up the balance, and a payment is due tomorrow. I am unsure if I will be able to make the minimum payment because my selfish wife has provided such scant wriggle room in that repayment that she made to the account today. I dare not jeopardize the mortgage payment due to come from the account in two days.
This becomes infuriating.
But I dare not immerse myself any further into this topic today ─ it just upsets me, and I have not the blogging time.
Returning to the morning and the T.V. shows that my brother and I were to watch, one was a People's Party of Canada (PPC) upload to Rumble on April 14 that was an hour and 13 minutes in duration: Mad Max Live [ep.6].
"Mad Max" is of course PPC leader Maxime Bernier.
I have invested myself in Maxime and the PPC, even though they failed to obtain as many as a single seat in the last federal election. And now there are some Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) candidates vying for the leadership of their party who are undoubtedly drawing potential votes from the PPC in the next federal election, for only sheer idiots would vote for the Liberals or NDP. The Conservatives are sounding like the party of choice to oppose the Liberal / NDP coalition, but they originally were in complete accord with everything Liberal leader Crime Minister Trudope was pushing through.
Not enough voters take that to heart, unfortunately. The PPC opposed Trudope from the start, so they are the only major party that I consider to be steadfast ─ the Conservatives 'go where the wind blows'.
I followed the Maxime Bernier video with an hour and 20-minute April 16 upload by Liberty Coalition Canada to the same Rumble platform: Episode 7 - Bob Murphy: The Economic INSANITY of the Green Agenda.
Economist and podcast host Dr. Robert P. Murphy (https://bobmurphyshow.com) joins Mike to talk about the insanity of the Fed's green agenda and how it will leave Canadians poorer.
Neither video was exactly riveting, but the content in both was generally essential to know something about.
It was just after 1 p.m. when I sought my nap, and I was to hear my wife finally getting up for the day (we have separate bedrooms). When I later rose, I was unsure if she had left to work the latter part of the day or not ─ the Thai restaurant where she has part-time employment closes for an hour or so in the afternoon, reopening at 4 p.m., so it was perfectly possible that she had to work as of the latter afternoon as was the case yesterday.
But no.
My afternoon is nigh done and I wish to have a bath, so I am going to cease blogging for today. I did not expect to manage to say this much with my wife home.
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