The Unexpected Strikes

Quite early last evening I tuned in the 2008 movie Me and Orson Welles. Quite some time ago ─ possibly as much as two years ago ─ I had placed it on a potential watch list because Zoe Kazan was featured in it.

I chose to watch the movie alone because I surmised that my younger brother would find it bitch-worthy, and I wanted to try and get at least a little enjoyment out of it.

Zoe only appeared three times in the movie, as I recall. The main character was played by Zac Efron, who is only a 'name' to me ─ I had no idea what he looked like, although he did seem to be vaguely familiar.

A similar situation existed for me with supporting actress Claire Danes.

I wish to mention here that I did not rehearse who would be appearing in the movie beforehand, except for knowing that Zoe Kazan would be present ─ I only noticed some of the names in the closing credits and at the Wikipedia article on the movie that I linked to. 

The movie was okay, but I found it unrelatable. And even though I enjoy movies set in the 1930s and 1940s, I honestly did not always find myself convinced that I was watching events supposedly set in 1937. Most of the movie was filmed indoors, so the outside world could have been anytime.

I have to admit that the movie left me with the feeling that Orson was a prick. I wonder if that impression is deserved of him?

Anyway, I am quite confident that the ending of the movie would have clinched my brother's negative assessment, and I would have probably received yet another black mark for serving him a waste of his time. 

Well, son of a gun! As I have been working on this post mid-afternoon, my wife unexpectedly showed up. She suggested that we walk the mile or so to the Surrey Fusion Festival 2022 being held this weekend; she suggested leaving here in a couple hours at most. Obviously, I am not going to be making much of a blog post. I have only recently come into the house following a period of sunning extending from 1:19 - 2:55 p.m., or something like that. I am going to have to clean up somewhat before I can be going anywhere public.

I have already had a walk today, having left home this morning at 6:02 a.m. and giving myself some extra distance before doing some grocery shopping at the nearest Save-On-Foods not a mile from here that opens at 7 a.m. ─ I likely got there around 7:20 a.m. with that added distance.

I had a lie-down for an hour or so thereafter, for I had been up since 4:30 a.m., having gone to bed last evening just after 10:15 p.m. My younger brother had just arrived home, and I was not about to get involved with him in any T.V.-watching that late into the evening with my early outing planned for this morning.

He and I did watch some T.V. this morning. I led us off with a 46-minute (46:44) July 21 upload to Rumble titled NEW Intel from Canada with Chris Sky - MUST WATCH!!!

He discusses the Toronto airport and what the plans are coming soon plus, more lockdowns and shills planning an Inserection [insurrection] to take away more rights of Canadians so please watch and share!!!

That was very interesting, especially in view of what my brother and I have been seeing in recent videos by Christopher James (A Warrior Calls). I have talked a little about those videos in my blog, and now Chris may be clarifying a whole lot.

He also had something to tell about Tamara Lich, and even had some opinions that he expressed concerning Teresa Tam. 

Is Chris Sky being accurately prophetic? ... or is he off base? But as I said, it was a most interesting video.

I followed it up with a 37-minute (37:28) July 7 upload to Rumble by Canadian Citizens for Charter Rights and Freedom: C3RF “In Hot” interview with former Westjet pilot, Rob Simpson.

Former Westjet pilot, Rob Simpson, outlines the case that he and in excess of 100 other employees are taking to court against their employer and the federal government. Fired for cause for asking questions about coercively mandated vaccines, the “cause for action” case has the potential to determine Canada’s future as a free democracy. Can the country survive as anything but a gulag if it fails?

The final video I tuned in was over an hour (1:07:40) in length ─ a July 9 Liberty Coalition Canada upload to Rumble: Julie Ponesse: The Ethical Case Against "Vaccine" Coercion.

On this episode of Open Mike, [Pastor] Mike [Thiessen] is joined by an author and philosopher to talk about informed consent,  conscience rights and the current state of Canadian political discourse.

Episode Resource: The Democracy Fund: https://www.thedemocracyfund.ca/julie_ponesse; Julie's Book "My Choice": https://www.mychoicebook.ca/

I have seen Dr. Julie Ponesse several times before, and am very much drawn to the dear woman.

My brother sought a very short bit of bed rest before the video ended, and then he soon enough presented himself before leaving for the afternoon and early evening for his daily 'socializing'. The freed me up to commence my sunning, even though I was tempted to first seek a nap. It is good that I did not, else my wife's homecoming might have forced me to cancel the sunning.

And that is where I had best leave things insofar as today's blogging is concerned. If my wife and I do indeed get to the Fusion Festival, quite likely I will take some photos.