Stress Upon Stress

I am going to try and make this a fairly short post, for my evening is already well underway. 

Turning to last evening, early into it I entertained myself via our Android TV Box with a 1986 movie that I had read of that had the title What Every Frenchwoman Wants; but in searching for sources for it, the results yielded the movie as being titled Exploits of a Young Don Juan.  

The young lead male was a lousy actor. His mugging was unbelievable ─ especially his exaggerated facial expressions.

Since the movie was French, I had to activate subtitles for it.

The only compliment that I will give the film is that its female cast included some truly noteworthy beauts in the bosom field, beginning with the older blonde woman who was driving the horse & buggy in the beginning of the movie as she brought young Roger to his estate home ─ he had been away to boarding school (I thought that it was said that he had been away for three years, but maybe that is a false memory).

The year was supposed to be 1914, incidentally.

The older woman was played by actress Marina Vlady, who would have been at least 48 during the filming of the movie. She was definitely an impressive figure.

Of all the women at the estate that young Roger was to be engaging in sexual liaisons with, I felt that the most beautiful of them was actress Serena Grandi, who is Italian. It was her face that I was so drawn to, although she was heavily endowed. As Wikipedia says of her, she is "famous as an icon and sex symbol in Italian cinema of the 1980s and 1990s. Known for her junoesque body and voluptuous measurements, she was considered one of the main pin-up girls of Italy."      

I had no idea of this when I watched the movie ─ I never knew a thing about any of the cast.

The actress portraying Roger's young pre-adolescent sister was an exceptionally lovely young girl ─ that actress was Virginie Ledoyen, and she was to have a long career. That was no real surprise to me when I later learned of this.

Anyway, my younger brother was not home last evening until long past 10 p.m., but we still watched an episode each of three of the T.V. series we follow: Killing Eve; The Man in the High Castle; and Workin' Moms.

My wife had worked a full day at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time, so she got home a very short while after my brother. She largely confined herself to her bedroom, and was still up when my brother and I finished with our T.V. shows for the night.

The television fare for my brother and I this morning was entirely different, of course. I won't mention everything, but I led us off with a May 14 upload to Rumble at the account of Robert W Malone MD: Overview Video of mRNA Vaccine Technology: Fundamentals of Mechanisms and Risks. 

This 25 minute video explains in detail the mechanisms of action for mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, as well as highlighting some of the known risks. If you wish to have a better understanding of the technology or wish for a refresher on the tech, as well as to learn a bit of cellular and molecular biology - this is a great primer. So, sit back, relax and open your mind to a bit of science.

The presentation was actually 26 minutes in length, but I doubt that I am not wrong in saying that it would be considerably beyond the education level of most people.

We also watched a 33-minute June 1 upload to Banned.video of "The Alex Jones Show": EXCLUSIVE! Watch The Censored Mike Tyson/Alex Jones Podcast In Full.

A much hyped interview that was set to be broadcast on boxing legend Mike Tyson’s Hotboxin’ podcast with Alex Jones was censored after Tyson’s production company reportedly came under pressure from Big Tech and other outside groups.

All I will say is that it was nice to see the two guys getting along so exceptionally well.

The last video I will mention was another of EwarAnon's chapters in his The Lost History of Flat Earth [Volume 2 - Part 5].

It was 23 minutes in duration, but not at all revelatory. EwarAnon is still being apologetic for trying to make people believe that modern man was too stupid and technologically incapable to have built the magnificent structures of the Renaissance right up to the late 18th Century. 

I have no further time to blog. I will only say that my wife was home until maybe 4 p.m. before leaving us for the remainder of the weekend (as is her wont). I had managed to get some time sitting outside in some sunshine earlier just to get my face and shaven head sunned, for I was fully clothed.

We are in gloomy financial straits at present, and I have apparently said too much to her youngest son, the 24-year-old, concerning his older brother's contributions towards the mortgage.

I have no bloody idea anymore what I am supposed to be telling these two when they directly ask me questions. I let the young fellow know that his older brother contributed $300 last month, but nothing in April because he had made a huge loan to their mother that she was taking her time repaying.

As it is, she asked me as she was leaving this afternoon to tell the boys (if they asked) that she paid me $500 towards the upcoming annual home insurance and mortgage, even though she did not ─ she is broke. It is looking as if I am going to have to pay the home insurance via my credit card because my wife cannot repay the $1,900 that she still owes the chequing account that now has less than $400 in it.

The home insurance is due next Tuesday (June 14), and the mortgage on the 22nd.

And now I've got the 24-year-old pissed off ─ he had texted his mother as follows:

K this is stupid because I work less and I make less and I'm paying towards the mortgage more.. 

I can't keep on doing this

My damned life is stress, stress, and more stress ─ there is no end.