Upon hearing my younger brother entering the house last evening very soon after 9 p.m., I took that as my cue to get to bed. I set my cellphone alarm for 3 a.m. in order to get me up to quickly ready for a walk here in north Surrey ─ as it was to turn out, I essentially followed the same route as was the case for my Friday early a.m. walk, putting in at least 5½ miles, I would estimate.
After I had gotten to sleep, a time came when I was awake enough to feel up to answering Nature's call, so I rose and ventured to the bathroom to micturate. I never looked at the time, but the house was in darkness.
Alas, sleep refused to return. After quite a while, I finally did check the time, finding it to be perhaps around 1:45 a.m. Thus, it is very possible that my bathroom break was in the latter midnight hour.
I continued to try to sleep. It did not seem that I was succeeding, so eventually I decided to just get up and have a jump on my cellphone alarm. In doing so, I saw that it was about an hour after my earlier time check, so I may have drifted into some vestige of slumber, for it did not at all feel as if an hour had passed.
It was likely at least 3:06 a.m. once I had begun my walk, finding the night air cooler than I have known since Summer began.
Early into my walk I made the usual stop at an elementary school playground to perform four sets of pull-ups on the gymnastics-style rings available there, managing a fairly encouraging show of repetitions: 6 - 2 - 2 - 2. This was only "fairly encouraging" because in the Friday a.m., I was only able to squeeze out five repetitions in the first set.
However, prior to Friday, I had two a.m. sessions that saw me not only manage six reps in the first set, but also three in the second. Consequently, this was a further reason that my performance last night was "fairly encouraging" and not simply expressed as being "encouraging".
I cannot recall anything meriting mention about my walk, but I do remember that I neglected to mention on Friday that in the latter portion of that night's walk I had to make a slight detour to avoid a skunk that was directly in my path. I needed to give it a decent berth because it was not going anywhere, busily involved with something it may have been eating, or else it was simply rooting around in the ground.
Returning to last night, by the time I was standing outside home's locked front door, it was 5:01 a.m. My eldest stepson apparently had a 12-hour shift ahead of him at Tree Island Steel where he is employed, so he was up and readying for his day. We exchanged good mornings.
I did not return to bed for another hour; and my morning was to commence less than 2½ hours after that.
When my brother and I got together around 9:30 a.m. to watch some T.V., I put our Android TV Box into action and led us off with Vaccine Choice Canada's September 15 upload to Rumble ─ the video was a little over an hour long (1:06:47): The Growing Threat of Digital ID in Canada - Hatim Kheir, Barrister JCCF.
Hatim Kheir, a Barrister with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) reveals how the Canadian government is already using Digital ID technologies to monitor your behaviour, how this is eroding your rights and freedoms and where it will end up. This broadcast is hosted by Alan Brough, Executive Director of Canada Health Alliance.
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms: https://www.jccf.ca/
Next I tuned in a slightly longer (1:08:13) video of Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson's that was uploaded to Rumble on September 16: LIVE with Dr. William Makis.
Dr. Makis will talk about the alarming number of doctor deaths we are seeing and corruption in the Canadian health care system.
Laura-Lynn also had an unmentioned short interview after Dr. Makis, this time with Tiago Henriques who is overseeing a platform venue whereby vaccine victims can safely voice their stories without fear of censorship.
My brother and I finished up with Max Igan's (The Crowhouse) September 15 upload to Rumble, a 45-minute effort: THE CRUX OF THE BISCUIT.
As usual, Max soliloquied on various topics as he slowly paced back and forth along a Mexican road in lush surroundings.
The day hereabouts had been characterized by perfect blue cloudless sky with a pleasant enough breeze, so my brother forsook any bed rest and readied himself to head off for some exercise before hooking up with his girlfriend Bev to watch NFL games. His exercise most likely will only comprise some walking in a park, for I honestly doubt that he is able any longer to manage a pull-up or chin-up. His sole option for those would be at some playground; but if anyone happened to be inhabiting it, then of course he would not dare to avail himself of the place.
I did not deny myself at nap. And then at 2:17 p.m. I was out in the backyard in just a pair of cut-offs and spent something more than 1¼ hours in the sunshine.
I want to try to squeeze in a movie before my brother returns home around the mid-evening, so I am going to close this post here.
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