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You know I have to be feeling better if I'm joking about the unofficial pot holiday. But, for some inexplicable reason, I had a good night and woke up with more normal neuropathy in my right hand. After I shook that off, I was okay for most of the day until after 9 p.m. Don't have a clue why. 'cuz bodies be strange.
OTOH, I was aggravated. I still haven't adjusted to N.C.I.S. Nola switching to Sunday nights. I thought I'd just use the Rewatch feature. No such luck, either on the Canadian carrier or CBS. When I clicked on Other Viewings, there were none for the specific epi. So I went online (Canadian carrier) and hit a dead end. I'll ask S. tomorrow whether she can find a streaming link that doesn't require an app and subscription. Sigh.
In semi-positive news, the province is projecting a much milder outcome of new infections and deaths. Unless one is in a long-term care home. Those are, unfortunately, death traps for residents AND providers. This is one of those times when I don't mind being an orphan.
The rest of my day included reading the Yiddish book; though I'm at nearly 60%, I think I've finally tired of the shtick. I'm still reading because I want to know what happens to the protagonists, but the fascination is no longer there. And I watched my usual TV shows. Now I'm just having my pills and a titch of chocolate, before bed and what I hope will be another normal night.
OTOH, I was aggravated. I still haven't adjusted to N.C.I.S. Nola switching to Sunday nights. I thought I'd just use the Rewatch feature. No such luck, either on the Canadian carrier or CBS. When I clicked on Other Viewings, there were none for the specific epi. So I went online (Canadian carrier) and hit a dead end. I'll ask S. tomorrow whether she can find a streaming link that doesn't require an app and subscription. Sigh.
In semi-positive news, the province is projecting a much milder outcome of new infections and deaths. Unless one is in a long-term care home. Those are, unfortunately, death traps for residents AND providers. This is one of those times when I don't mind being an orphan.
The rest of my day included reading the Yiddish book; though I'm at nearly 60%, I think I've finally tired of the shtick. I'm still reading because I want to know what happens to the protagonists, but the fascination is no longer there. And I watched my usual TV shows. Now I'm just having my pills and a titch of chocolate, before bed and what I hope will be another normal night.
