Yesterday was the first day of getting back to my old ways, and it all seemed to go well. So, if you’ve been missing photos from my hikes, get ready to enjoy the ones I’ll be sharing in this post. Swan and I did our weekly Sunday morning candy walk and it was, dare I say it, a sweet experience. *ahem*
(sorry about the Galaxy watermarks on the photos. I hadn’t noticed that my phone settings reverted back, but I’ve turned off that feature again)
It had been days since my last bar visit, and I remedied that with my Sunday feeding for the Hideaway girls. They were down to three yesterday. Saves me money, but still sad to see this bar going downhill so fast. I’m not sure what the answer might be that would turn the place around. A classic catch-22; you can’t pay for staff without customers and customers won’t come to an empty bar.
My other Sunday tradition after Hideaway is to make a beeline for the beach.
We departed shortly after the sun did and made our way back home via a tricycle. I watched episode #3 of “Blue Eye Samurai,” and it was the most intense so far. An animated adult drama (this episode prominently featured brothels) set in Japan wouldn’t normally be my thing, but I’m enjoying this one.
Until yesterday, it had been a week since I’d managed to break the 10,000-step barrier.
I’ll have a hill or two to challenge me on today’s Hash, and it will be interesting to see how I handle those. I’ve been doing better on the neighborhood inclines and am feeling stronger, so hopefully, I’m on the road to restoration.
Today’s Quora Q&A:
Q: Do people ever need to take out a loan to receive a new organ?
A: It depends on how expensive it is. I don’t have an organ, but when I was shopping for a piano, I went with a baby grand and I had to borrow the money to pay for it.
Yeah, I know. For a stupid shit I can be a real smartass sometimes.
How about these?
To be clear, in my professional life I didn’t bring my bad jokes to the office. Got in trouble once for something I said here on the blog (called Mohammed a pedophile), but I maintain that was historically accurate (he married a twelve-year-old). Still, I concede it was insensitive. Sorry, not sorry.
Back tomorrow with the Hash report. Thanks for coming by!
I hadn’t noticed that my phone settings reverted back, but I’ve turned off that feature again
It’s frustrating when your phone tries to do your thinking for you, and one of the most common problems is just this: unasked-for reversion of manual settings. My phone does that, too, and I hate it. It doesn’t inspire you to trust the technology.
Everything to the right of the river is accessed by this bridge.
I guess the terrorists know right where to strike, then. Bottleneck.
Does that make her a Swan sandwich on John bread?
Two siblings and a John? Kinda gross. But hey, you do you.
I watched episode #3 of “Blue Eye Samurai,” and it was the most intense so far.
In a previous post, didn’t you mention watching Episode 3? You might be stuck in a “Groundhog Day” loop.
Until yesterday, it had been a week since I’d managed to break the 10,000-step barrier.
Congrats! I’m glad the meds are as effective as they are.
Here’s hoping today’s Hash went well, with the two hills.
Kev, that bridge was inadequate from day 1, and now it is also dangerous. I wonder if they’ll do the repairs BEFORE someone gets hurt. As for terrorists, taking out the highway between Barretto and Olongapo City would essentially maroon everyone in this neck of the woods—another reason to build that new bypass road.
The Swan sandwich line seemed funny at the time, but yeah, gross now.
It was episode #4, that’s just me being Biden. Watched #5 last night.
Had a good Hash yesterday, I’ll post about that later.
Episode 5? You’re most of the way through the season! Awesome. I’ll be expecting two reviews, then!
Yes, as soon as I complete my procrastination write-up…
On a more serious note, you are, of course, under no obligation to write any review at all. I’m just curious as to your opinion of the shows you spend time on.
I do intend to share my thoughts on both shows. Just been distracted recently. I hesitate to call it a “review,” but we’ll see how it comes out.