I should have waited 21 minutes. But it is my blog and I can do what I want when I want without locking myself into strictures that prevent me from living a life where I can be the best that I can be.
And just so that you don’t think I’ve spent the whole Saturday in the Jiangyin apartment — not that I care what you think, even though I do appreciate your patronage of this blog — I can report that my son Tony & I went to the DT of J to 买东西, that is, buy things.
While there, I composed this thought:
Annoying sight. Sometimes, I’ll walk into a food or beverage establishment and there will be a group of teenage boys playing a network game on their mobile phones. They’re really loud and you want to see them beaten to an inch of their life. Is this a problem in Canada? I wonder.
I also thought this:
For Chuck Norris the three meals of the day are Crushfast, Nuclear Launch and Dynamite.
I also listened to a RFK Junior podcast. I learned that the requirements for someone to be entered on an election ballot are onerous, and that the requirements, in the name of stopping yahoos from being on the ballot are used to stop candidates with a significant proportion of possible votes from costing those in power their positions. With paper ballots, the voters could write in a candidate’s name as a protest; but the electronic ballot stops this from happening.
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