One year ago today: February 23, 2025, they are not tame!
Five years ago today: February 23, 2021, My-yami?
Nine years ago today: February 23, 2017, no “expired ID” reading.
Random years ago today: February 23, 2005, some 80 pages.
First off, I got the KIA over here. Stopping for prescriptions, grub, groceries and general chasing around. This disobeys doctor’s orders which state no driving for six months and keep my leg elevated. Show me how this can be accomplished and I’ll give you lots of money. News from the West is about to get very sparse. I managed this single photo of Sheeba, the 100-pound doggie with the big ears. With the van here, I am 90% independent though I don’t think there will be much change in overall mobility. I don’t feel up to anything.
LizJohn and I had business to cover, most of it overdue from November, my birth month. I’ve said it before, the system is tightening up, mostly made possible by complete libtard government intervention into every aspect of personal life. I’m perceiving a difference in exchange rates depending on who is the sender, and that amounts to another tax. Half my pension is converted American dollars so I’d best make plans for some bad news.
Jefferson High “sample” photo.
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I got my chronology messed up and reported the movie tomorrow, but it was today I just parked the van and walked into Regal Cinema. Talk about overpriced. They had a GenX special, which is no special at all. If you buy a senior ticket, a soda, and a popcorn, it comes to $33. The special is called VIP, which for the price of the $30 ticket, you get a “free” soda and popcorn. Jump on it, Tyler and Josh, such a deal. I almost fainted waiting 11 minutes for the lady ahead of me to buy her latte. Amazing, I say, how over time Miami gets ever more like my family. Get in front of the line and take your time. I missed all the shorts, which are important to me.
JZ, like me, does not much answer the phone after 8:00AM, so is he at home? Did I mention the health places do not have mirrors? Anyway, now that I have them, I confirm that my eyebrows are gone. They are barely missed as they were always blonde until they turned grey in 2005-ish. The nurse practitioner says it is normal, but is it not also normal to kind of let patients know to expect things like this?
