Our First Dump of Snow This Season

This post must be brief. My wife has not worked today, and has not gone anywhere. In addition, neither has my younger brother!

We had snow that began last evening ─ clearly, after my evening walk. And it was still snowing this morning and on into the early afternoon. At present it is 4:41 p.m., and I had an early afternoon nap that took me to about 4 p.m. ─ so, maybe three hours in bed. As yet, I have not looked to see if it is still snowing, but even by the late morning my brother estimated that we likely had anywhere from eight to 10 inches out there.

He and I sat up late last night ─ for him, till past 2:30 a.m. He had passed out for a short while, but would have earlier gone to bed had I not set the SmartTube app in our Android TV Box to play random YouTube videos. The very first video ─ at almost half an hour in length ─ caught his interest just as he was about to head on upstairs to his bedroom.

Earlier, we had watched an episode of Doc Martin ─ this was the season finale seventh episode ("Happily Ever After", or in the U.S. "In Sickness and In Health") of season or series three. I had really believed that Martin and Louisa would be getting married ─ it was rather sad that they each came to realize that the other was just too different and incompatible. I can't imagine the doctor ever finding someone else who will love him ─ nor anyone as naturally beautiful as actress Caroline Catz who plays Louisa.

We also watched another episode of Yellowstone ─ the first episode ("You're the Indian Now") of season three.

And because my brother was not yet home when I had finished that walk, I had tuned in an episode of FBI ─ episode 17 ("Imminent Threat - Part Two") of season five. My brother arrived home during the episode, almost at 11 p.m.

This morning we also watched some T.V. together, beginning with a very strange 44-minute (44:20) addition from January 15 to Rumble's A Warrior Calls channel: Mankind's Body Used for Wireless Transmission/Control/Death MUST WATCH TO END!

Watch this MIND-BLOWING video of Sabrina Wallace --
Disabled since 2004, Sabrina is a survivor of darpa n2 testing for human augmentation and ongoing electronic warfare.

Apparently "darpa n2" is DARPA's Narrative Networks (or N2), but I do not have the time to research it nor obviously very intelligent Sabrina Wallace.

We also watched an unusually interesting episode ─ two hours (2:04:25) ─ streamed yesterday to Rumble's Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson channel: Canada Hanging by a Thread with Robert Dorion.

Today’s guest is Robert Dorion. Robert is a French Canadian out of Québec that has been reporting various stories that the government and traditional media haven't been reporting ever since the original trucker convoy. His goal is to expose the governments abuse of power and overreach. Informing the French Canadians about important subjects that are kept in the dark.
Kim Yaeter will also be here to talk about the crisis on the US Southern border.

And this is all the time I have for blogging.