1:30 am for reasons
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howeirdGotta get to bed soon.
Breakfast: chicken patty on a waffle
Lunch: chicken white meat slab in gravy with string beans
Dinner: Sister's leftover steak from Sunday dinner
Watched Married At First Sight and its lame "unfiltered" segment. Bottom line: none of these couples are a match, not even close, and the counselors need to stop trying to force them together. Ryan, a married person doesn't install a dating app. Period. Johnny: stop lying to yourself and us.
Outdoor Nevada did a lot more walking than most of us would want to do.
Watched half of the Green Bay/Arizona game. Will watch the rest tomorrow
PTI without Mike isn't PTI. And it's time to get Tony back in the studio.
Took off at 9 pm for Luxor, got there in 15 minutes but it took another 10 to find the parking lot. And a long walk and steep escalator to the theater.
10:30 show almost started on time. Sold-out house but a lot of latecomers.
The women are as beautiful as I remember from my previous visits, the aerialist took my breath away. The hostess I saw last time (August 2019) was replaced by an older model who is not as good a singer (if you can't sing good, sing loud) and kept sneaking in Spanish comments under her breath, a kind of cheap way to let us know she's Hispanic, because she's a peroxide blonde. I came close to leaving a couple of times because the audio sucked so bad. There was some resonating hum from the subwoofers which was excruciating, and all the audio was cranked too high for such a small house. They made good use of the lighting and fog machines. I'll have to try other shows, won't be going back to this one.
Plans for later today:
Sleep in, if Jade will let me
Finish watching the football game
Another episode of The Equalizer on Prime Video
Read - I've started a book by this year's Nobel Prize winner. His writing style is quite dense, like Ray Bradbury only less poetic and more realistic.
Breakfast: chicken patty on a waffle
Lunch: chicken white meat slab in gravy with string beans
Dinner: Sister's leftover steak from Sunday dinner
Watched Married At First Sight and its lame "unfiltered" segment. Bottom line: none of these couples are a match, not even close, and the counselors need to stop trying to force them together. Ryan, a married person doesn't install a dating app. Period. Johnny: stop lying to yourself and us.
Outdoor Nevada did a lot more walking than most of us would want to do.
Watched half of the Green Bay/Arizona game. Will watch the rest tomorrow
PTI without Mike isn't PTI. And it's time to get Tony back in the studio.
Took off at 9 pm for Luxor, got there in 15 minutes but it took another 10 to find the parking lot. And a long walk and steep escalator to the theater.
10:30 show almost started on time. Sold-out house but a lot of latecomers.
The women are as beautiful as I remember from my previous visits, the aerialist took my breath away. The hostess I saw last time (August 2019) was replaced by an older model who is not as good a singer (if you can't sing good, sing loud) and kept sneaking in Spanish comments under her breath, a kind of cheap way to let us know she's Hispanic, because she's a peroxide blonde. I came close to leaving a couple of times because the audio sucked so bad. There was some resonating hum from the subwoofers which was excruciating, and all the audio was cranked too high for such a small house. They made good use of the lighting and fog machines. I'll have to try other shows, won't be going back to this one.
Plans for later today:
Sleep in, if Jade will let me
Finish watching the football game
Another episode of The Equalizer on Prime Video
Read - I've started a book by this year's Nobel Prize winner. His writing style is quite dense, like Ray Bradbury only less poetic and more realistic.
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