Briefly, last evening's television with my younger brother once he was home included an episode each of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, then American Ninja Warrior, and lastly Hardware.
I of course used our Android TV Box's apps to find sources for these episodes, although I had to resort to the unofficial (i.e., commercial-free) YouTube app to be able to watch the specific episode of Hardware that we were after ─ the episode titled "Nude" (season or series two, episode three) simply was unavailable through the BeeTV app that I had been using.
Provided that the episode remains at YouTube, it can be found here.
I have become a strong fan of actress Susan Earl, the extremely (to me) attractive young waitress and live-in girlfriend of the main character (who is played by Martin Freeman of Hobbit fame). I am so drawn to that young woman that I can scarcely believe that Wikipedia has no biography of her, nor does she seem to have had a smashing 'showbiz' career.
But with that said, I do see here at IMDb that she has been in quite a few T.V. series, so at some point I must try to locate sources for them. I really like this lass.
My wife showed up quite late last evening following her long day working at the Thai restaurant where she has part-time employment. She would not be working today, though. Instead, late this morning she left to gain possession of a shipment of three health-related products that she had ordered from Thailand quite early last April, but which has been in CBSA's (i.e., Customs) hands since April 14.
The CBSA site that she had to visit is displayed on this Google Map.
The buggers will not be letting her have the Boom Collagen+ product.
She phoned me early this afternoon to explain that considerable paperwork is going to be involved, and CBSA even said that she was going to have to pay to have the Boom Collagen+ destroyed ─ something like $100.
She refused. If the bastards are not going to release the product, then they can damned well destroy it without her having to reward them for the crime!
Apparently they finally relented and said that she would have to pay to have it shipped back to Thailand, so she was to be investigating that arrangement with the original shipper DHL (Google Map) who are practically neighbours of CBSA in Richmond ─ or at least, that particular DHL site is somewhat neighbouring to the CBSA site, for DHL has branches all over the world.
She took these two selfies outside of DHL early this afternoon:
Anyway, she was having to kill time out there while she waited for CBSA to phone her to tell her that they had repackaged what will be getting released to her. Whether true or not, this would involve photographing every item.
And she is going to have to pay for that repackaging, incidentally.
So ... pay, pay, pay! There is no escaping this immorality of Big Government.
When she left this morning, my brother and I were watching two videos, leading off with Odessa Orlewicz's 1½- hour (1:32:37) production from yesterday: I Interview Vasular Surgeon & Professor Dr.Hsiang And Company About The Vakszeen Scam.
York Hsiang's Doctors Group Website is: http://cssem.org or copy and paste cssem.org
York N. Hsiang, MB. ChB., MHSc., FRCSC., was a Professor of Vascular Surgery at the University of British Columbia and Consultant Surgeon at the Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver, B.C. Born in Taiwan, educated in the United States, New Zealand, and Canada, Dr. Hsiang has diverse interests in vascular engineering, vascular biology, lasers, and clinical epidemiology. Dr. Hsiang was the former Director of Surgical Research in the UBC Department of Surgery. He also has a special clinical interest in wounds and served on the Board of the Canadian Association of Wound Care. He is taking the infamous Bonnie Henry who is the head of the health authority in BC, Canada to court along with other members of the health community.
With the judicial system as riddled with corruption ─ and cowardice ─ as it is, the outcome of such trials can not be looked upon with too much hope.
The second video that my brother had time for was a 'documentary' that was a little over an hour (1:08:47) in duration: Mark Passio & The Science Of Natural Law.
Is humanity truly free? Are there Universal Laws in effect that apply to human behavior? Does our knowledge or ignorance of these laws impact our collective freedom as a species? In this one-of-a-kind feature documentary film, Mark Passio will explore these questions, and our current understanding of Universal forces that affect the daily lives of each and every one of us.
Mark Passio's web site:
https://www.whatonearthishappening.com
As much as I agree with the tenets being maintained in that video, going to court armed with just those principles will never win the day. At least, not in the courts that exist in the countries of the world today.
I intend to publish this post especially early today as I await my wife's return from Richmond. The weather has been too cloudy to make any sunning worth the time, so I have been spending that time here at work on this post ever since my short early-afternoon nap.
We actually had some rain late last evening; and this morning the street outside still showed some indications of having been recently wetted, for not all of the fallen rain had dried.
So who knows what the morrow may bring where weather is concerned? If it is sunny enough, I will spend some time in the backyard in the afternoon.
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