Shocking Details

Just as planned, I rose at 4 a.m. overnight and by barely after 6 a.m. was on my 5.625-mile round trip walk to Real Canadian Superstore in Guildford. It was perfectly dark out, but soon enough I could see the distant eastern sky lightening with dawn's coming. Even so, it was still quite gloomy by the time I reached my destination.

I did not buy much, so divided into two loads, I had no issue carrying the pair home, for I almost always bring two tote bags.

My mystery malaise of 24 hours earlier was gone, and right from the start of my walk I had a good pace. I even stopped in at the elementary school playground three or so blocks from here for a set each of pull-ups (five), chin-ups (three), and pull-ups between a pair of gymnastics-style rings (two), the final of which was held at peak elevation for a 40-count.

I nearly yielded at the count of 20, but I rallied by refreshing the realization that I was not exercising any further and the hold was exactly like a final exercise ─ which it of course was.

I must cut this post extremely short. I lost time in the early and middle afternoon delving in folly before finally breaking free and seeking my nap at nigh 4 p.m., if I am remembering correctly.

When I rose, to my considerable surprise, my wife was home. In a phone call on Saturday afternoon she had advised that she would not be home that night, so I anticipated that this would extend to tonight as well.

But she apparently came home to cook up a yummy steak dinner for the family, purportedly in honour of my 75th birthday Friday just past. Dear girl!

I had and still do have plans of an evening walk, and maybe some further grocery shopping if I make the estimated 5.972-mile round trip hike to Fleetwood's Save-On-Foods. The walk will free me up to stay up late watching our shows with my younger brother once we are both back home ─ and of course, I would be having some beers.

I did watch a couple of videos with him this morning on T.V. via our Android TV Box, beginning with a superb 49-minute (49:12) video published two days ago at Rumble's The HighWire with Del Bigtree channel: DR. NAOMI WOLF REVEALS SHOCKING DETAILS IN “THE PFIZER PAPERS”.

New York Times best-selling author, Dr. Naomi Wolf, describes how being deplatformed for questioning the dangerous reactions from women after the mRNA vaccines, inspired her to dive into the Pfizer trial documents that were only released by the FDA after action funded by ICAN, with a legal team led by Aaron Siri. Hear how she helped coordinate a team of 3250 doctors and scientists to decode the medical documents and publish the terrifying findings in the new book, The Pfizer Papers.

This video was so darned good that I posted it to Facebook.

We also watched a 32-minute (32:48) video uploaded back on August 23, 2019, to YouTube's Talasbuan channel: Off Grid Life | Early morning fog and handmilking cows.

This is a re-upload, we know this video still freezes, but not as bad as the first one. We have taken down and uploaded it several time and each time it freezes in different places. We've been in contact with youtube again and they say they are working on it.

Something went wrong the first try. We chatted with youtube but we didn't get any clear answers as to why this happened. There is also something wrong with the previous vlog we uploaded (#43), so something is not right, but we don't know what. We have not changed anything about what we do in the video making process, and all our other videos seems to work fine.

We apologise to those who already commented on the first try (vlog#44) that we had to take down.

Episode forty-four, in which we go fishing in the early morning fog, visits another active fäbod not so far away from us, and finally starts doing something about the earth cellar project

Well, I wish I had known beforehand about the playback flaw! I only learn about it now. We also watched the one previously that was apparently removed ─ it was extremely bad. I was believing that it was the player being used in my Android TV Box, for I had previously downloaded both videos onto a thumb or flash drive ─ and I also thought that something might have gone wrong with the download process.

As I said, now I know! That's comforting, anyway.

Had my wife not come home, I would have likely watched a show and had a couple of drinks before venturing off on that walk, but it's already dark enough now, so I might as well call it quits on this blog post and start readying for the hike.

Incidentally, this was also a bath day ─ I undertook that lengthy chore immediately following my nap. Thus, the loss of time has not been attributable exclusively to my earlier afternoon folly.

I am now 75 years old, but even that seems inadequate to instill the strength to break the addiction.

One last thing ─ my brother still has not shown any sign of remembering that he missed all open acknowledgement of my birthday on Friday, so I still do not have my bottle of booze that is our traditional birthday gift exchange.