This heat!
Yet this afternoon I once again sunned, and from 3:14 - 4:24 p.m., if I am remembering correctly. Thereafter, I quaffed a considerable amount of water.
Sleep is so difficult.
I got to bed last night around 10 p.m., or maybe a little later. My younger brother had bused away in the early afternoon to rendezvous with one or more of his drinking buddies at a pub, so he was still away when his 9:30 p.m. deadline arrived and passed.
I intended an overnight five-mile walk here in north Surrey, and such requires that I rise at 2:30 a.m.
I did watch some T.V. last evening, nonetheless. Of note was Magnum P.I. ─ the fourth season finale episode "Close to Home".
I have grown to like the entire cast, but it was exquisite Perdita Weeks who caught me up from the start of the series and made me a fan. That lass has a 'killer bod'! And she's a looker, too. Her eyes have always reminded me of those of a young woman I was ruinously addicted to back in the late 1970s / early 1980s.
Anyway, it was delightful to finally have her as Julia Higgins and the Thomas Magnun character at last succumb to the attractions they each have for the other. I know that I would have been toast back when I was a young man if I knew someone like Perdita who came out to me like she did to Magnum.
I had no idea until I began work on this post if there was to be another season of the series ─ Wikipedia assures that there will be two more seasons.
Okay, last night!
I got to bed before my working wife got home from the Thai restaurant where she had put in a long day. We have separate bedrooms, so neither of us is privy to the other in such matters.
When my 2:30 a.m. alarm sounded, I was eager enough to rise for my outing ─ that was a happy development. I had my concerns after bedtime that I might feel too drawn out for any activity like I was to be undertaking.
As too often is the case, my eldest stepson was apparently still up, and probably watching a movie on a laptop at the dining table. Nevertheless, I believe that I likely rose, dressed, and got away unnoticed by him. It was 2:44 a.m. when I checked the time on the street outside as I set off.
The centre of my rectangular route was approximately the 9800 block of 140th Street as indicated on this Google Map, for my route's boundaries were 96th and 100th Avenues on two sides, and 132nd and 148th Streets on the other two sides.
It was darned warm out there.
Early into my walk, I stopped at an elementary school playground to perform four sets of pull-ups on the gymnastics-style rings featured there, and I chose to wear my very flexible CLC Subcontractor gloves that look something like these, and which have a very soft leather underside for the palm and fingers:
The reason I wore the gloves for the pull-ups was because as soon as I gripped the rings with my bare hands, the grip was immediately moist due to the ridiculous warmth of the night. The rings are encased in a hard plastic, so as soon as there is any dampness, the grip's security is affected adversely.
The almost suede-like leather of the gloves is so very supple that one might easily believe that the material was something else.
Taking a 30-count between sets, I managed to attain five repetitions in the first set, and then two each in the other three sets.
Note that I also performed an opening set of five repetitions early Sunday morning when I went out for a walk before doing some light grocery shopping. That was the first time I managed five repetitions in well over a year, for early this year I could not even do half of a pull-up.
I was hospitalized back in October with what was diagnosed as "COVID pneumonia", and I lost a great amount of muscle. I became so enfeebled that I could not even stand unassisted ─ walking was impossible.
Keep in mind that I am 72 years of age, and while naked and on an empty stomach weigh in the uppermost 180-pound range at a height of just under five feet and 11 inches. Dressed as I was this morning, I was easily weighing into the low 190-pound range, so five pull-ups on a set of rings is commendable, I would venture.
There was nothing otherwise especially noteworthy about the walk, and I was back outside the locked front door of home by 4:40 a.m. However, I did not come into the house for probably at least a half hour because I remained outside to water front yard garden plants.
I was likely back in bed for some further sleep by 6 a.m., and I remained there until nigh 8:30 a.m., I suppose. By then, my brother was already downstairs watching T.V.
When I joined him and he invited me to put our Android TV Box into play, I led us off with Odessa Orlewicz's video from yesterday: Damning Evidence /Report/Links About "Monkey Pox" (please considering share this link on your other social media platforms ).
The video was just over a half hour long (31:25), but Odessa's videos when she works alone and that revolve around her reading one or more articles are for me quite tedious. I cannot concentrate on what she reads, and I frankly zone right out. Little of what she reads out registers because she has no narration skills.
It would help if she knew how to do screen shots of her articles ─ or visually share the magnified or enhanced article as she reads it so that we can read along for ourselves, but she has no technical skill enabling her to do this. She can't even feature video clips because she does not know how to do so.
So I would never flog the video off as a 'share' to video platforms such as Facebook ─ not when I barely got a thing out of it. Her described graphs, and the figures and percentages she tried to enumerate, were utterly useless to me.
Yes, she did include the article link well beneath the video when she posted it, but people needed to see it for themselves and not have her spend a half hour trying to read out portions that she thought were of particular interest, or attempt to describe actual graphs.
So rather than suggest to you to watch her video, I would prefer to just direct you to the July 16 article itself at Expose-News.com: Official Documents suggest Monkeypox is a coverup for damage done to Immune System by COVID Vaccination resulting in Shingles, Autoimmune Blistering Disease & Herpes Infection.
A far better video was produced by Christopher James (A Warrior Calls) and uploaded to Rumble yesterday that essentially conveys the same information much more authoritatively: Evils Foundation Shakin.
That video was over 1¼ hours long (1:19:48); but despite his 'Common Law' bombast, he included video clips from medical doctors and researchers who are openly concluding that there never was a SARS-CoV-2 virus. People are being deliberately sickened through other means, and the vaccines are solely to profit Big Pharma while deliberately destroying the immune systems of as many human beings as possible for depopulation purposes.
Christopher James followed up that video with this short (11:10) one today: Christopher James Claim to the World. He encapsulates his message in this video.
As much as I tend to enjoy his videos, I just cannot believe that he is part of some great groundswell of Canadians who are going to somehow start bringing an end to this huge scam here in Canada come sometime in September.
Despite that admission, I have no intention of not keeping abreast of Christopher's videos ─ at times they are almost electrifying.
The final video we watched was one that I downloaded back in the Spring, but which is so incredibly pertinent to what is being attempted upon the people of the world today.
I no longer know which source I used for the download, but this BitChute video seems to be the same: WW2 Japanese Torture Experiments: UNIT 731 Documentary.
Never disbelieve what people in authority are capable of doing to those below them.
Even today.
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