★★★ Another Aftermath

I was faltering badly the past 10 or so days, so it was merely a matter of time ─ for me, inevitable under the conditions that my life now has me imprisoned within. I will not soon again last so long ─ nearly two months.

It was probably around 3:30 a.m. that I got to bed last night ─ I would have to refer to yesterday's post for a surer notion on the time. But clearly, there would be no walk to exercise my damaged right leg.

I feel bad for my wife, having me as a husband.

Despite my bedtime, I never managed to sleep in, and was up for the morning before 8 a.m. My brother probably emerged around 8:20 a.m. from his bedroom; however, as usual I did not go downstairs to join him until after 9 a.m.

When I was invited to operate our Android TV Box, I led us off with a 22-minute (22:48) video published April 15 to Bitchute's TheSearch4Truth channel: BE READY! FOOD SHORTAGES, PRICE HIKES & A TRANSFER OF WEALTH ARE COMING TO AMERICA BECAUSE OF THIS!

Source: https://youtu.be/WzW6xR1RPGY?

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2y7a5t8bqaHYzBIH5WFAIq

Source Website: https://www.acallforanuprising.com

The next video was around the same length (22:38), and had been published yesterday to Rumble's The Official Corbett Report Rumble Channel: Autism Solved by September! - New World Next Week.

SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/nwnw588/
This week on New World Next Week: Real ID is coming for real!; the BRICS are here to save the earth with AI blockchain biometric payment systems; and RFK Jr. promises to get the bottom of the autism epidemic by September.

Our third video exceeded an hour (1:02:42), and had been streamed April 22 to Rumble's Sarah Westall channel: Is the Fight against China Real? Military Industrial Complex vs China w/ Dr. Rebecca Grant.

Dr. Rebecca Grant, a leading national security and military expert, joins the program to unpack the conflicts erupting across the globe.
Are these wars truly necessary—or are they being driven by the powerful interests of the military-industrial complex? We explore how to strike a balance between national defense and the economic forces that benefit from prolonged conflict. Dr. Grant also shares insights on key security issues that directly impact everyday Americans. Learn more about her work at: https://lexingtoninstitute.org/dr-rebecca-grant-senior-fellow/

After this, I tuned in a movie, but we probably only got somewhere around halfway through it before my brother elected for his bed rest, so I shall wait until we have finished watching it before reporting on it.

My wife had risen shortly before 10 a.m., if I am remembering correctly. She was not to have to work until the latter afternoon at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time. She went out at least once on some errand, but not for long.

I needed my nap ─ without having yet eaten ─ while she was cooking, and before my brother was done resting. When I next rose, both he and Bev were gone ─ she had a medical appointment at Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre.

I was finally to have a meal, which was definitely rather nice this sunny day.

My wife left for work a little past 3 p.m. was a cheery goodbye directed at me by name from downstairs; and then at 3:47 p.m. I heard that my brother and Bev had gotten back. As late into the afternoon that it was, it still did not sway him from readying and then leaving to catch a bus so he could go and do his daily social drinking.

Had my wife been scheduled to work a full day today, I might possibly have sat out in the backyard for the Sun this afternoon, but in view of how late it was before my brother and Bev returned, maybe I would not have.

I am feeling most discouraged, so I am taking a break from this post at 4:58 p.m.

★★★

And for the second blog post in a row I got deflected from this duty and forgot to publish it on the proper date.

In this case, my brother unexpectedly invited me downstairs shortly after 8 p.m. to operate our Android TV Box so we could watch a few of our shared T.V. shows.

And so it was done. We actually watched six shows, one of which was a sitcom; and I drank four of my Cariboo Malts.

But that is going to find described in tomorrow's post, for I shall be predating this one as I did yesterday's. After all, it is 1:18 a.m. on April 24, and I am going to miss out on a second needed walk to exercise my crippled right leg.