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Yesterday's late afternoon light rain of course carried on well into the evening.

While I awaited my brother's homecoming, I watched an episode of FBI: International ─ as it happened, episode 10 ("BHITW") of season two. This was notable because to my surprise, I noticed that a female guest star just happened to play the lead role in the first T.V. series that my brother and I would be watching once he got home from his daily socializing.

The T.V. series was to be The Outpost, and of course the lovely actress is Jessica Green. I was pleased with myself because it was her name that I recognized in the opening credits to FBI: International ─ I did not recognize her at all in the opening scene before the credits; I only recognized that the woman was exceptionally well built in a very tight white outfit, and attractive. I was pleased because it was only to be the fourth episode of The Outpost that we would be watching, and I was previously unfamiliar with the Australian actress.

Once my brother was home, he had bouts of unconsciousness during both The Outpost and the series that succeeded it ─ A Touch of Frost. 

We are now finished with the fourth episode ("The Things We Do for Love") of season four of that latter series, but I realize right now that the episode was misfiled ─ we were supposed to have watched the third episode. And now I am going to have to try to remember to seek to catch that earlier show and not benignly (but ignorantly) proceed to episode five.

My brother has been passing out every consecutive evening that I have been watching T.V. with him for several days now. He definitely has a drinking problem at 70 years of age.

I only drank one can of the strong (8% alcohol) malt that I keep in stock, for I was too full to care to force down a second can. My youngest stepson had brought home a pizza right after I had finished my sensible supper, and I just could not resist the three hot, juicy pieces that he offered me. Such treats are uncommon.

This morning my brother and I were to watch several videos on T.V. ─ again, made possible by our Android TV Box. However, I will mention just three.

The first that I will mention was about an hour in length, and was uploaded yesterday to Rumble's Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson channel: Dr. Bonnie Mallard on Vaccines and Natural Ways to Boost Your Immunity.

At the Let The Healing Begin Seminar in Calgary, Dr. Bonnie Mallard gives a presentation on the history of vaccines and the importance of boosting your immune system naturally.

Immunoceutica: www.Immunoceutica.ca

Let The Healing Begin Powerpoint
Dr. Bonnie Mallard: https://bit.ly/3mJES5H

We also watched a 31-minute September 29, 2023, addition to Rumble's The Why Files channel: JOHN TITOR: Time traveler, soldier, savior | Can he save us from destruction?

JOHN TITOR: Soldier from the Future | Can this time traveler save us from destruction?

This is our future. The United States of America endures a second civil war, killing millions. Immediately after that, a *World* War begins. Nuclear weapons are used. Billions are killed.

The aftermath leaves the earth in ruins. Electric grids are down. Food becomes scarce. Disease is rampant. Society breaks down.

Then, in 2038, all computers go offline. Civilization is set back several hundred years. The world enters a second dark age.

Only by changing events in our past and present can we avoid this nightmare of a future.

In 1998, in a small town in Florida, John Titor was born.

In the year 2036, John, a temporal soldier would be sent back in time.

His mission? Save the world.

The third video was just nine minutes, and had been uploaded to BitChute's bluedemon218 channel back on June 9, 2020: The Boy In The Box.

Title Says It All...

"On that fateful day, an anxious college student, Frederick Benosis, reported finding the nude body of what appeared to be a , young boy4 to 6 years old, wrapped in a flannel blanket inside a discarded baby’s bassinet cardboard box distributed by the JC Penny store.

This wasn’t the first discovery of the boy. Two days prior, a young man spotted the body when he was checking on his muskrat traps in this rural area. Knowing his muskrat traps were illegal, he decided against telling the police. It was only a few days later that Benosis came across the body. He waited an additional day before contacting the authorities because he was in the area spying on young women at the Good Shepherd School and was worried about telling the police why he was there." - Historic Mysteries

Watch that video, and then check out Wikipedia's article Murder of Joseph Augustus Zarelli.

I do not believe that my brother got any bed rest after we were done with videos this morning. An early morning overcast sky soon became totally sunny, so he opted to get outside and weed-whack the perimeters of our front and back yards.

I considered taking a couple or so candid shots, but I did not bother. And just as I was set to tackle my early afternoon nap, he came back into the house to freshen up. I presume he thereafter left for the day to socialize yet again.

I fully expect that he will be passing out soon after he gets home in the evening and is watching T.V.

I intend to try and get out on a five-mile walk this evening, leaving home no later than 8 p.m. so that I can do some shopping at the nearest Save-On-Foods outlet (about a mile from here) when I am on my way back home. The store closes at 10 p.m., so I need to time the visit such that I will have adequate time to do my shopping before closing.

I just hate that it is still not dark at 8 p.m. ─ I hate going anywhere when I do not have my anonymity.

By the way, I did get in some afternoon sunning in just a pair of shorts, so I shall need some time to rest my eyes before I go anywhere. And since my evening is already begun, I had best close this post.