Latter evening's T.V. with my younger brother were an episode each of Versailles and then Inspector Morse.
Where Versailles is concerned, we have but one further episode to watch and the series is done. I am almost welcoming that finish, for I have gotten quite sick of King Louis IV. With just a single episode to go, I have been thinking that I might be gratified with his overthrow or dispatching, but I have just now researched the actual King Louis IV and have sadly discovered that he had the longest known monarchical reign, lasting nearly 72⅓ years.
Since he is still a foppish young man in the T.V. series, then the next episode is only going to prove a big disappointment.
Those old Inspector Morse episodes could often be quite long ─ this one ran to somewhere between 1⅔ - 1¾ hours (entirely without any commercial breaks).
Since the Versailles episode was around 52 minutes in length, the two shows were all that my brother and I were to watch together.
By the time I got to bed, it was almost 1 p.m. and my wife had not yet returned home following her long day working at the Thai restaurant where she has part-time employment. As events would have it, she never did return home overnight, and I have yet to hear from her as I type these words at 4:30 p.m.
This morning when I took control of the T.V. after my brother left to pick up his girlfriend Bev at 10 a.m. and drive her to work ─ at which time it was raining, and apparently had been doing so for a long while ─ I set us up with a July 1 upload to Rumble of 32 minutes' duration: 'Hostile Takeover' of Global Food System Already in Process, Ice Age Farmer Tells RFK, Jr.
The description for this video is exceptionally lengthy, so I will not reproduce it here ─ the video title ought to give some clue as to what talking points were to be involved. The original video can be found at the Children's Health Defense website.
The second video that I tuned in was nearly 1¼ hours long (1:14:30) ─ it was a Vaccine Choice Canada upload to Rumble on July 14: Dr. Stephanie Seneff - mRNA Vaccines: Are They Safe?
Dr. Stephanie Seneff is a Senior Research Scientist at MIT's Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in Cambridge, Mass., USA. She has multiple degrees from MIT in biology, electrical engineering and computer science. Her recent interests are on the role of toxic chemicals in health & disease, especially the pervasive herbicide, glyphosate. Her book is titled "Toxic Legacy: How the Weedkiller Glyphosate Is Destroying Our Health and the Environment.”
Since the introduction of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, Dr. Seneff has focused her research on understanding the novel technology behind this new gene therapy and the implications for potential severe harm caused by their widespread administration. Together with colleagues, she has published two peer-reviewed articles on this topic.
Find Dr. Seneff’s books/articles: https://stephanieseneff.net/
Spike Protein Detox Guide: https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/spike-protein-detox-guide
Dr. Seneff provided a slide lecture or presentation that was undeniably technical, but afterwards she interacted extremely well with folks who called in to speak with her.
We watched nothing further following this video, for the noon hour had begun, and my brother had plans to rendezvous with one of his drinking buddies.
The afternoon was to have some clearing, but not enough to even remotely make me believe that sitting outside to benefit from any sunshine would be worthwhile.
I had an early afternoon nap before eating my day's first meal, and it was a peculiar nap. Towards its end I dreamt of my maternal relatives, the Halversons, with whom I was involved in some drinking apparently taking place in some 'downtown' setting. Three of those people are deceased ... and two others are also, but I cannot recall now if they were also present in the dream.
It was rather strange to be interacting with people I loved who are now dead.
When I came out of the dream and was lying in bed gathering my wits, for a brief time I wondered just when ─ and what time of day ─ it was. Initially I believed that it was night and I was properly in bed for the duration. But then it seemed that such could not be ─ that my last experienced day was unfinished.
Realization fully dawned as I removed my bandana blindfold and the hood of the sleeveless top I was wearing, and which together had bestowed the illusion of it being nighttime.
The weather was evidently good enough for motorbike riding purposes, for towards 4:45 p.m. my eldest stepson had two of his motorbike riding buddies show up, and all three were soon on their way on their disparate bikes.
My solitude was to last no more than a minute or two, for my younger stepson then arrived home, having had to go to work this morning.
I have a fair walk planned for tomorrow morning that will involve some grocery shopping, so even though I will want to be leaving here no later than 6 a.m., I would like to be up by possibly 4 a.m. in order to gradually 'psyche up' for the outing that will be a round trip of 5.625 miles, by my reckoning.
And so with that in mind, I am not likely to be sitting up until midnight watching T.V. with my brother once he returns home.
We shall see.
I may yet watch a movie before he does get home, but first I want to have a bath and head shave, so I am bringing this post to a close here.
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