I certainly have my difficulties acquiring the time to watch an early evening Christmas movie before my younger brother shows up following his daily socializing wherever it is that he ends up drinking.
Yesterday my excuse for time loss was the bath I had (I only bath twice a week). That can wipe out an hour, since it is also when I shave my entire head.
So maybe today my movie will get watched.
Once my brother did get home yesterday, we were to watch an episode each of just two T.V. shows that we watch in common via our Android TV Box.
I led us off with Chilling Adventures of Sabrina ─ some of those episodes are definitely dark and tense. We are still in the first season, and last evening's episode was "Chapter Ten: The Witching Hour".
Since the episode of the next show was so long (1:41:23) and brought us into the midnight hour, that was where we ended the night's entertainment. The show was Inspector Morse, and it was a YouTube source that I used for season eight's episode two "The Daughters of Cain".
I feel that I must plug the blog Morse, Lewis and Endeavour for its expansive detailing of the episode in the March 5, 2022 post Morse Episode, The Daughters of Cain: Review + Locations, Literary References, Music etc. SPOILERS.
It began raining once again last evening, and may have continued throughout the night and well into this morning. The sky cleared up amazingly mid-afternoon or thereafter, bringing much sunshine. But it is not to last. The sunshine came far too late for me to care to try to benefit from it out in the backyard.
Anyway, the morning's T.V. with my brother ─ once again through the means of our Android TV Box ─ was led off with a 25-minute video uploaded to Rumble today by Children's Health Defence. However, we were not to watch the final five to 10 minutes of it because the playback of the video failed. It froze and would not play further. I tried jumping the video ahead twice, but met with inadequate success, so we forsook it.
We were only to watch one further video ─ this one was at Odysee, and a little more than 1½ hours (1:34:42) in duration: The Truth about Chipped - The Movie (2021 Full Documentary).
"Chipped" of course denotes having something like a microchip embedded in one's body. It would seem that the documentary is also available here at Odysee.
I do not like trying to watch Odysee videos via our Android TV Box because the controls for them only very rarely become accessible. And in this case we could not enlarge the video in order to have it fill the T.V. screen.
That is most detractive. Unfortunately, I could not find a source anywhere else from which to watch the feature.
Regardless, I am one of those who is wide open to the idea that accepting this sort of technology ─ i.e., microchipping ─ is indeed the Biblical taking on of "the mark of the beast".
Although the video ended ahead of noon, my brother sought his bed rest ere leaving for the day to once again socialize. I had my day's first meal, and was into my own bed for a nap when he emerged from his bedroom and left.
My nap has found me feeling close to developing an eyestrain headache, so I do not want to prolong my time staring at this computer screen ─ I still must make a post in my private blog.
I will not be sitting up this evening watching T.V. ─ I have an early a.m. walk scheduled that I hope will find me able to resume my 5½-or-so-mile route. I feel that whatever went amiss with the lower half of the inside of my lower left leg ─ large blood vessel rupture, or muscle or tendon tear ─ has recovered sufficiently to allow me to handle the walk.
Incidentally, when I weighed myself this latter morning before eating anything and attired in just my undershorts, I was around 185 pounds.
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