Monthly Archives: January 2020

broccoili which is past its expiry date. One needs to get the offending veggie outside promptly before its malodorous smell travels to every corner of a house or apartment.

is that our current, already inadequate power grids will not be able to support them. So electric car owners are at the mercy of them. Another new e-change that may very well be impractical when the masses are forced to … Continue reading →

Emblematic of the toxic culture Trump has spawned is his spiritual adviser wishing for all “satanic pregnancies” to miscarry. We’re talking sick, demonic superstition firmly taking hold in the presidency.

Greatly reduces no. of bus routes. Builds a massive LRT which no one will ride because there is no free parking near terminals, because connecting routes have been cancelled, and because people can’t get to terminals or main routes, and … Continue reading →

My Dad took me to a lot of good theatre movies in my formative years. I particularly remember going with him in my elementary years to a Robert Youngson Laurel and Hardy compilation featuring all the old silent comedians. And … Continue reading →

Beautiful day for a walk at the U of A. Woodpeckers out working on the thawing trees. A good time to knock off the snow dump weighing down your bushes, allowing them to straighten out again.

(cover of the rare 1997 UK songbook not available in Canada) “Everybody knows the plague is coming Everybody knows that it’s moving fast” –as predicted by Leonard Cohen, 1988, “Everybody Knows”

Henry VIII, uh, Donald Trump’s “head on a pike” threat to GOP senators thinking of voting for witnesses and documents. Again, the threat of a monarch-dictator-mobster and supreme examples of witness intimidation, bullying, and continuing non-stop obstruction.

–spoken by the gangsta-mobster-thug in the White House today.

are a good excuse to defer brekkie until after labwork, especially. Denny’s is a good go-to place for breakfast. For me, it’s an especially treat since I normally do not drink whole milk or more than 1 cup of coffee … Continue reading →