As Lame as Ever

My wife forgot to take her wallet with her when she left for work shortly after 10 a.m. yesterday, so she had to come home last evening ─ it was not quite 10:35 p.m., and she only ran into the house to retrieve it, then left again.

My younger brother and I had been watching some T.V. since his arrival home less than an hour earlier following his usual daily socializing. Employing our Android TV Box, I had led us off with an episode of The Flash ─ we are only into season six, and this was episode 16 ("So Long and Goodnight").   

I next tuned in the 2012 Jack Irish movie Jack Irish: Black Tide ─ a pretty good write-up is at AustralianTelevision.net here. That description was unfamiliar when I tuned in the movie, but even my brother recognized that there was the occasional scene that was somehow witnessed by us at some point in the past.

Possibly we watched the movie a few years ago while drinking ─ that could only be my excuse. Fortunately, though, these familiar scenes were vague and infrequent enough so as not to matter ─ it was almost like a wholly new movie.

Note that there are sources online for the movie, but I do not wish to link to any ─ they invariably seek to force nefarious pop-ups and similar noxious intrusions upon the visitor before granting access to the movie.

Anyway, at its conclusion, we watched an episode of Workin' Moms ─ we are still watching the first season, and this was episode 10 ("The Coxswain").

This morning's T.V. entertainment into the mid-afternoon commenced with Odessa Orlewicz's latest video of yesterday: Part 2- Moral Bioenhancement In Humans For Climate Change ?? & More Info On The Canadian Policy Horizons Report. 

If you missed part 1 you should really watch that one first here- https://librti.com/view-video/human-augmentation-the-biggest-message-in

Do NOT miss Liberty Talk Canada's series about the NEWEST Policy Horizons report found on the government of Canada's own website. We as tax payers are paying these people to advise our politician's. The head of the Policy Horizon advisors to Canada sit on the WEF board as leaders. They are advising human DNA editing, crispr, mRNA , regular parenthood through sex becoming a thing of the past, and much much more. They are expressing their views that the "un-augmented" humans may not get into schools, get jobs, or get onto sports teams. Within all of their fluffy, feel good language is an agenda to turn us into tech and partial robots.

I was a little more impressed with this video than I was with the first episode. At least this one was a little under and hour long, and she did not have time to spend drearily reading us more pages from Canada's Policy Horizons' website. 

But that's ahead, alas. Instead of simply linking to that ridiculous website for anyone interested enough to want to read the crap, she is going to slowly waste our time painfully dragging us through what is there. Once again, I will be zoning out glazed-eyed because she lacks anything like narrative talent. She often will not even finish reading a full sentence before she interrupts herself to rant on over some thought that popped into her head.

I dread what's coming ─ and we won't even be provided a full screenshot of the page she is reading to help us manage to follow along with what she's saying.

I adore Odessa, but I detest it when she reads to us. I cannot attend her words for long, and fast drift off.

All else my brother and I were to watch was the last half or so of a nearly 3½-hour 2014 documentary on BitChute that we knocked off from maybe three days ago for want of time: From JFK to 9/11: Everything is a Rich Man's Trick. 

There are various sources on BitChute ─ this is one example.

The care that went into dissecting the assassination of JFK is phenomenal ─ I do not see how anyone can conclude that Lee Harvey Oswald was the culprit. 

I still must make a post in my private blog, yet my evening is already upon me, so I must quickly finish with this post.

Our sunny weather is continuing, and just as yesterday afternoon, I spent over 70 minutes out in the backyard soaking up the sunshine. In the case of today, however, after 10 - 15 minutes I doffed my tee-shirt and was wearing just my cutoffs.

What an incredible streak of sunny weather we have had so late into our year around here! Possibly I am misremembering, but I think that a T.V. weather report this morning for Metro Vancouver claimed that today marks the 89th day without any rain.

We are going to need a very wet Winter and Spring.

My left foot and lower leg may be even more swollen today as a result of the mystery apparent rupture of something that occurred above my ankle area last Monday evening as I was rising from a quite low chair. I probably will not try to put myself through the 5.625-mile round trip hike to the market I normally would have hiked to early tomorrow. Instead, I will likely settle on the market not quite a mile from here.

My life can sure suck.