My four-mile round trip walk last evening to the nearest government liquor store went well, although the can of cider (7% alcohol) that I drank earlier necessitated a furtive pee break both on my way for the two dozen cans of beer, and during the hike back home.
I had a delightful interaction with the rather attractive Asian lady who was my cashier ─ she even did her best to help me pack my purchases into my two tote bags, dear woman!
I was actually back home before my younger brother had yet shown up, although he was not too much longer. And so we were to start watching our shows-in-common straight off once I put our Android TV Box to work.
The first three series we watched were all Australian, beginning with The Outpost ─ season two's episode 11 ("Nothing Short of Heroic").
Next was Glitch ─ episode three ("All Too Human") of season two. We never expected how that episode was to end.
Then came Wanted ─ this one was the season two finale episode six. What a conclusion to that episode and season! I find myself constantly attracted to actress Geraldine Hakewill, so likely when this series is done, I will be looking into catching more of her work.
I chose to finish up with the first episode of this season's The Graham Norton Show. I did not expect it, but guest Lady Gaga came across as a far nicer human being than has been my impression of her. And she looked pretty darned fetching in her costume as the title character from the movie Joker: Folie à Deux.
My brother headed on up to his bedroom for the night soon thereafter. I did not retire until considerably later. I was seated here at my bedside computer when my wife finally showed up following her full workday at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time. She was downstairs eating a meal she had prepared for herself when I chose to retire ─ I don't think we spoke a word to each other.
My morning may have begun around 8:15 a.m. ─ certainly before 8:30 a.m. Or maybe not? Maybe it was after 8:30 a.m. On top of that cider I had before my liquor store walk, I was to drink three Cariboo Malts (8% alcohol) and another Bumper Crop Black Cherry cider ─ that's definitely enough to addle the ol' wits!
And I was hardly feeling myself to be 'in the pink' this morning. I had risen once just past 7 a.m. to use the bathroom, and struggled to find further sleep afterwards to escape how self-abused I was feeling.
I got possession of the T.V. long before my brother made his appearance, which was not before 9:40 a.m.
When he joined me for some T.V., I already had the Android TV Box set up to play a couple of videos, beginning with poor Dr. William Makis's latest personal video (14:48 minutes) published earlier today at his Substack: NEW PODCAST! "15 minutes with Dr.Makis" - Episode 029: Threats against my family by the College: visit to Edmonton Police Service today.
- They’re getting more desperate and the threats are escalating.
- Premier Danielle Smith is nowhere to be found
He then made the following post: BREAKING NEWS: My wife has filed a Criminal Complaint with Edmonton Police against College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (threats & extortion) - 2500+ pages delivered to Police today!
The post includes the six-page official complaint document that they made.
Anyway, we were also to watch the nearly 1¼-hour (1:11:12) video Odessa Orlewicz published yesterday at Rumble's Libertytalkcanada channel: BC, Canada Forcing Dangerous Drug Trial On People. Don't Comply? You Get Arrested.
This is the full interview with BC, Canada's Dr. Ana Sylwestrowicz. The Marxist NDP BC Government has gone full on insane and residents are being put through Orwellian hell. This drug has lawsuits against it and the NDP Government in BC does not care. Deaths, body pain, uncontrollable gambling....people are begging to make it stop. PLEASE SHARE THIS ONE WIDELY.
https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/against-her-will-kirsten-anvik-forced-injections-abilify
After that I just tuned in the final 40 or so minutes of the previously downloaded video that we had to break from yesterday.
At 1½ hours (1:32:29), it had been published on March 9, 2023, at BitChute's The Green Glow (Health, Truth And News) channel: 1992 The Panama Deception How the Media Deceives You The CIA Drug Trafficking and Overthrowing Gover.
This 1993 Academy Award-winning documentary takes a critical look at Operation Just Cause, the December 20, 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama. The film details the consequences for civilians of using military force in a densely populated urban area, and argues that U.S. media coverage of the invasion accepted the Pentagon’s version of events.
There are some reference links at the full video description, so please refer to it if you are interested.
My brother sought some bed rest thereafter. He was to later drive off on whatever business he had; and then he brought his van home to leave, and subsequently set forth on foot to catch a bus and go drinking somewhere.
My wife had the day off work, so apart from going out in the midafternoon to do some various shopping, she has behaved, and cooked a delicious supper.
It was remarkably sunny in the morning, but clouded over around midday. Before it was yet dark while my wife was cooking, it poured rain for some while, and then stopped again. So who knows what is in store for me when I head off on my five-mile+ walk around 2 a.m.
I had my early afternoon nap, taking to my bed just after my wife first emerged from her bedroom for the day.
But I will not be sitting up late this evening ─ the plan is to rise at 1:30 a.m. to commence readying for my walk. I will not even have had a drink this evening ─ but that is only because this was a bath day and I ran out of time for T.V. and that drink to accompany the entertainment.
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