I’m hoping for another mild day. The overcast lasted all day, although it did get lighter yesterday afternoon. The humidity was high, and temps seemed to be in the high 70sF to low 80sF. I took off my overshirt when I was breaking down my scrap, and I did sweat a bit. The national forecast had us in clear yesterday (not accurate) and clear today. We’ll see.
I did auction stuff in the morning, and passport stuff in the afternoon, followed by a scrap run. That used all my afternoon, and evening was taken up with dinner and taxi for D2’s activity.
Today I’ve got pickups to do. I’ll try to combine a trash run, or taking some stuff to the shop or my secondary location. I’ll be driving past both in the course of my pickups anyway.
There was a line in the book I’m reading about our choices making up our lives, and our lives being the sum of our choices. It resonated. I’ve been coasting for a while, not making the difficult choices to prioritize and execute on some of the things I know need to be done. Knowing is half the battle right? I need to get more done.
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War is coming. It’s the nature of man to not be satisfied with our condition. It causes us to strive, and harnessed or guided it leads to progress – socially, economically, and generally toward the unprecedented wealth and prosperity that we have achieved. But there are always those who think that they can improve their own condition through upheaval and destruction of the very system that led to them being in a position to cause the change. It rarely works out better for mankind. The US revolution and founding is one of those rare cases.
We currently have a plethora of idiots, barely functional, running on cunning, self confidence, and spite, who have become powerful under the current world arrangement, but who can’t stop grasping for MORE. Their lack of intellectual ability will doom them to destroy rather than create. Rome coasted for a long time on the ability of those who founded and built the empire. So has modern Western civilization.
One only has to compare the writing and thoughts of our own founders, and the philosophers that preceded them in Europe and England, with the current crop of “leaders” who can’t articulate a guiding philosophy, accurately describe the world around them, or create something new. They can’t even put words into a coherent statement, or write a compelling and understandable document to communicate with others. They are coasting on the efforts of those that built and shaped and named.
They see the fat of the land and want it for their own, without comprehending that by taking it, they will destroy it.
So history will rhyme… and we’ll get war. As it has been, so it shall be. The snowball is already rolling down the hill, picking up speed, and can only be slowed or diverted temporarily. We are having ‘peace in our day’ but the cost is mounting and the bill will eventually have to be paid.
Prepare yourself and your family, your community, your friends, because history hasn’t ended, and mankind is still made of men.
Stack.
nick
Hmmm…is there something about your ancestry that we should know? Any Ents in your parentage?
Hoom, hommm. That might take a loooooong time to answer.
Unfortunately, Dad’s money is increasingly tied to the AI financial circle jerk.
The Ellison’s will cut deals to make money. Netflix needs to have “Friends” rights again, and all of the Cartoon Network vault should go to Weigel, who already has Bugs Bunny and old school Hanna Barbera on MeTV Toons.
Put “Batman: The Animated Series” back on the air, broadcast TV, on weekday afternoons and cut a deal for a few Lego sets. Maybe even toys at Tar-jay.
All of this will have to be relearned, the sooner the better.
Beyond political concerns, the disaster of the final season of “Stranger Things” has made Wall Street rethink Netflix.
A lot is riding on the second season of the live action“One Piece”, Netflix signature original series now that “Stranger Things” is no more.
“K-Pop Demon Hunters” was an accident.
Not that the Ellisons haven’t screwed up Paramount signature IP with allowing the first openly gay Klingon on “Star Trek” to make air, but Kurtzman had a contract.
61F and foggy. Not dense fog, but noticeable.
Kids out the door. small coffee in hand, and one pop tart in ma’ belly.
Still testing reactions to foods I’d like to eat. Last night, one pop tart resulted in 130 peak, but fairly low slopes… we’ll see if it’s consistent.
n
“ I need to get more done.”
If I could invent a pill for that …
Heck, that pill has been around for ages. However, it may be difficult to manufacture because of a relatively recent patent. I don’t know enough about pharma manufacture to know whether this patent covers all meaningful production.
The Nazis did that over 80 years ago. It is called Methamphetamine.
If I could invent a pill for that …
– I was gonna say, off label use, fen-phen used to result in a lot of extra clean houses…
n
So, one pop tart, 150 glucose level, if I’m awake. The curve is steeper, taller, but not as pointy, and duration is shorter.
The one I ate before bed, 130, and 4 hour duration as I slept.
I wonder if my coffee and cream is having an impact. No sugar in the coffee though.
Time for some actual breakfast and my main cup of coffee.
n
>>“ I need to get more done.”
If I could invent a pill for that …
Some of my procrastinating is a side-effect of my medical issues. But I also have a bottle of those pills locked away in my meds stores, but with the ‘patient information’ pamphlet on my desk with all the black box warnings highlighted, deciding which is the lesser of the two evils.
I’ve done very little this week, but it’s not exactly procrastination. I’ve tried to do several things but have been making a lot of dumb mistakes. eg,. I screwed up making coffee yesterday and today. re paying work, I’ve looked at things which I’m pretty sure I should be able to understand but I’m just staring at them.
Yep, my sleep has been pretty bad for the past week. Thumping from m-i-l or the aides, a medical emergency last weekend which required two nurses and a doctor (I think) rushing in in the middle of the night, snow plows coming through, etc. (I’m not sure why an ambulance didn’t take the m-i-l to the hospital, but presumably the emergency services people know what they’re doing.) It’s not technically impossible for me to sleep during the day but it’s hard to spin down enough to sleep when I expect that at any moment I’ll be interrupted with some emergency, real or exaggerated. -shrug- I’ll survive, most likely. It’s just annoying. (And hard on my bank balance.)
CORPORATE EXODUS: Woke Target Pays Staggering $110 Million Fee to Terminate Minneapolis Lease
– who F’d up the prediction for needed office space so badly? It’s also telling that rather than use the space and close all the other offices, they fled downtown.
They want the policies, kowtow to the mob, but don’t want to live with the consequences.
n
Unheard of!
The wokester mob and the Work From Home Mommy Mafia.
The latter will have to be broken by Corporate America if we have any hope of getting back on track. IBM knew more than 20 years ago that not a lot of “work” got done, but, as Scott Adams pointed out in his other controversial statement from ~ 2010 which made the obit reels, they handled these kinds of situations differently with the mommies because it was just easier that way.
Now, post-pandemic, a lot of daddies are made men in The WFH mafia, and they’re far worse than the women in shamelessly exploiting the situation.
Sssh, dude, I have day trading to do and the kid has soccer at 2.
Today is my and MrsAtoz’s anniversary. 35 years ago, she seduced me in Bell Hall on Fort Leavenworth. I was the one who popped the question over a bowl of chili in the Bell Hall cafeteria. We were married in the Santa Fe County Court House since that was the only judge available to marry us. We were married in our Army Greens. On the way back, we stopped at Wendy’s for supper and the manager gave us a free meal when we told him we just got married. We then won a bottle of champagne at the Fort Leavenworth Officer’s Club bingo for our honeymoon. A couple we knew spent $15,000 on their wedding. Ours was $10 for the marriage license.
Life Is Good. And It Continues On.
Congratulations and many happy returns to Mrs and Mr AtoZ!
Nick, I hope your father would have had a happy birthday. Remember the happy ones you could share with him.
Congrats, MrAtoz. But your announcement leads to an obvious question: Is your oldest child more or less than 34 ¼ years old? That is, do you follow the norms of the older generation or of the younger?
Well done Mr. ATOZ.
As for the older generation, hold your horses.
My grandparents, both born 1900, had to get married. His brother brought him back under duress to get married. When their oldest son signed up for WWII he found out he was born six months before what he thought was his birthday. He almost got into trouble with the draft board.
My grandparents made it to 70+ years before they died. A difficult and rare achievement.
Happy Anniversary, MrAtoz!
And some of those couples were divorced before the wedding bills were paid off. In fact, I suspect that the more they spend on the wedding, the LESS likely it is that they will stay together! My wife and I were more like you; an itinerant California “Marryin’ Sam” officiant, two witnesses, and us in our living room.
Congratulations Mr. ATOZ!
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It’ll be 80F today. The grasses and weeds are going nuts, need to start on cutting them back.
I also need to get in the attic & do some gable vent fan work.
And the coyote-proof dog run is only about half done; the temporary tenants arrive mid March for a week.
Well said, Nick!
Friday night. Bedtime.
Yew Toob proposed a 1002 recording of Itzhak Perlman performing Beethoven’s violin concerto with the Berliner Philharmoniker unser Daniel Barenboim. Sublime.
If I ever meet whomever at YT that thought it is OK to put ad breaks at random points in the middle of that music, it will go hard on that genius. I will also never buy anything from a YT advertiser.
Ah, well. It was still beautiful.
Goodnight!
“A rare moment for one of Texas’ last wild ocelots”
https://www.chron.com/life/wildlife/article/texas-endangered-ocelot-pregnancy-21943168.php
“East Foundation announced in a Facebook post that one of its recently captured ocelots at El Sauz Ranch is pregnant. The team confirmed the pregnancy and the kitten’s viability through an abdominal ultrasound. By their estimates, the female is in the final half to third of her gestation and is expected to give birth within the coming month.”
Cool ! And that is a big girl, she will mess you up if you piss her off.
“SpaceX Weighs Confidential IPO Filing as Soon as March”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/spacex-weighs-confidential-ipo-filing-202517382.html
“The Starbase, Texas-based firm expects to submit its draft IPO registration to the US Securities and Exchange Commission in March, the people said. Such a move would keep it on track for a June listing, making it the first of what could be a trio of mega-IPOs, with OpenAI and Anthropic PBC potentially coming after.”
“SpaceX could seek a valuation in the IPO of more than $1.75 trillion, some of the people said, asking not to be identified as the deliberations are private. It acquired Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI in a February deal that valued the enlarged entity at $1.25 trillion, Bloomberg News has reported.”
All of D. D. Harriman’s investors become so rich that they would not let him get on one of his spaceships.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delos_D._Harriman
Wow, Dell is up 22% today on AI server sales !
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DELL/
R.I.P. Neil Sedaka.
War is coming. It’s the nature of man to not be satisfied with our condition. It causes us to strive, and harnessed or guided it leads to progress – socially, economically, and generally toward the unprecedented wealth and prosperity that we have achieved. But there are always those who think that they can improve their own condition through upheaval and destruction of the very system that led to them being in a position to cause the change. It rarely works out better for mankind. The US revolution and founding is one of those rare cases.
The real question is, is it war external or war internal for the USA, or both ? I am worried for both, but God says don’t worry, just prepare.
@paul – If you notice that a recent update of Mint has installed Firefox 148 or later, go to Settings → AI Controls and activate the switch to Block AI enhancements.
Firefox 148 finally showed up on the Fedora install I run on my “road” laptop with only 4 GB RAM, and Firefox runs much better.
At least, so far.
It’s Friday and something is rattling one of the two external disk drives on my system. I don’t have the resources, or most likely, the knowledge to figure out what is doing this every Friday. My two backup programs only run on Sunday early in the A.M. Windows 11 is doing something, hopefully not nefarious.
Yep. Another artist of my youth now just a memory.
“Hyperion author Dan Simmons dies from stroke at 77”
https://arstechnica.com/culture/2026/02/hyperion-author-dan-simmons-dies-from-stroke-at-77/
I will never forget his time traveler message.
https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.movies.current-films/c/0yiZdbXSStw
I need to reread his Hyperion series.
“Three ridiculous stories for the week”
https://www.schiffsovereign.com/trends/three-ridiculous-stories-for-the-week-154455/
“I recently ran into a Dutch guy who’s shopping around for a new country to live in. Not for the weather. Not for a job opportunity”
“He’s leaving because the Netherlands is on the verge of taxing money he hasn’t even made yet.”
“Earlier this month, the lower chamber of the Dutch parliament passed a new tax that would levy a 36% rate on unrealized capital gains — meaning the annual change in value of your stocks, bonds, crypto, and mutual funds— even if you never sold a single share. It passed with 93 out of 150 votes.”
“Under the new system, the Dutch government would assess the value of your investments on January 1, then again on December 31, and send you a tax bill based on the difference. They’ll generously let you keep the first €1,800 in gains tax-free each year. After that, the government takes 36% — on money you haven’t even received.”
“And if you don’t have the cash to pay a 36% tax bill on gains that only exist on paper? You’d have to sell — liquidating assets to cover a tax on wealth you never chose to realize.”
“Real estate and qualifying startup shares were exempt, taxed only upon actual sale. How generous.”
Unreal.
“It’s no wonder people can’t afford to buy a home”
https://bayourenaissanceman.blogspot.com/2026/02/its-no-wonder-people-cant-afford-to-buy.html
“Glenn and Lorraine Crawford paid about $500 a month to insure their home in Agoura Hills northwest of Los Angeles when they bought it in 2012.”
“The Crawfords say they have little alternative but to pay the bill that arrived last month, which, at more than $44,000 a year, is almost as much as their mortgage bill. The only other insurer willing to cover their home, Lloyd’s of London, quoted them $80,000 a year.”
“More than a year after infernos tore through Los Angeles County, millions of Californians like the Crawfords are suffering through a home-insurance crisis that has rolled on for years with eye-watering rate increases, canceled policies and rejected claims.”
“Two of the biggest insurers, State Farm and Allstate, aren’t selling to new customers in the state, despite getting double-digit rate increases approved for their existing policyholders. A third, Farmers Insurance, has committed to cover more homes in fire-prone areas, but only a fraction compared with the drop in its overall number of policies since the crisis began.”
There is no way that I would write insurance on anything in California right now.
Algore campaigned on a promise to tax imputed income, the cost of the owner renting their home minus what they actually paid on the mortgage every year.
The idea would probably have more traction today.
The Talarico commercials running here in the Austin market feature the new Chosen One openly talking about taxing the rich. God help us if he wins on Tuesday and the Republicans face a runoff.
As I’ve said previous, the *only* reason I’m not currently going to participate in the Dem primary is to preserve my abililty to vote in the Republican runoff to keep Cornyn, as awful as that choice may be.
Thanks Greg. FF updated yesterday to 148. I’ve turned the AI stuff off.
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Today was a day of not dicking with the PC. Much. I mean, I found the Character Map but I don’t know how to use it. Like, it says thorn is u+00fe. Is this Alt U00fe? Case sensitive? Or is 00 actually OO? Maybe Text Editor is stupid? Nah, it’s me. Don’t know, I’ll Duck it tomorrow.
Today was Domestic Goddess Day. I did laundry. Lots of laundry. I hate folding fitted sheets. I even have it all folded and put away. Ran the vacuum a bit, too.
All of my clothes are clean other than what I’m wearing and my fleece hoodie and a couple of sweaters. And a couple three bath towels and a pair of jeans.
Nice weather today. It made it to 85f but the humidity is low enough to wear socks. And I’m itchy with dry skin. Oh… the White Man’s Burden…. 🙂 grin.
I’ve been reading this story. https://www.arkhaven.com/comics/drama/prophet-to-the-remnant
Might not be your cup of tea. The chapters are short. Well written, ain’t spotted a typo yet.
Paul, on most Linux systems (I think all but haven’t checked on them all) enter character codes with
Ctrl+Shift+u and then the code in hexadecimal followed by something to terminate the hex sequence, usually whitespace. If you want the special character to be the end of a sentence, you’ll need to press space and period.
Thus Ctrl+Shift+u 0 0 f e → þ
Projected server sales.
On a per server basis, no one makes much profit except for Nvidia.
@denis, I run uBlock origin on FFox and I never see ads in youtubes unless the content creator embeds it. Otherwise, you can’t listen to music. It also blocks the popup that stops the music/video and asks if you are still there.
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I did my pickups, and hit the goodwill bins. Nothing extra special, they’ve gone back to selling cds and dvds by weight, and books are back to 3/$1. Both good things. I got some cast iron, some Christmas stuff for the house, and some smalls for the auction.
I was looking for ski pants for D2’s upcoming school trip, cowboy boots, and hats. It’s the start of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo so time to cash in. I got a Stetson hat and passed the ladies boots to a woman who asked about them while they were in my cart. No ski pants.
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I think we’ll go eat dinner at D1’s new place of employment. She’s a couple hours into her first shift, so it feels like a good time to poke at her.
n
And I’m itchy with dry skin. Oh… the White Man’s Burden….
– um Paul, did you never hear of what black people call “ashy skin”?
n
I know how to fold fitted sheets, but I have to admire the bachelor trick I saw somewhere.
Fold your flat sheet and all but one pillowcase. Wad up the fitted sheet, and put it, the flat sheet, and the folded pillowcases inside the last pillowcase. Shape it in a rectangle and put it on your shelf.
From the “Ruh Roh” files:
Doing an errand at lunchtime, I noted that the Specs in the Target shopping center near the campus had closed and been remodeled into a pickleball court club.
I’ve never seen a Specs close in my part of Texas.
Oh, and before I forget, my errand was returning a new Asus router to Best Buy.
I don’t know how obnoxious the spyware is on TP-Link routers, but I doubt the Chinese are as aggressive as Amazon pushing disclaimers for Alexa code embedded in Asus routers.
When I wouldn’t activate the default guest WiFi accounts for Alexa/Amazon, Firefox kept popping the Network Login page button, forcing me to accept the disclaimer again before returning me to the admin page.
Fortunately, I don’t need a router at home, but I am trialing equipment to give us WiFi 6 or 6E at the house, with the idea being to put the existing home router in a possible crash pad for my wife in San Antonio so she can try out working at the VA down there.
No….. Is this some kind of trying to be White thing? 🙂
I store sheets on a coat hanger. Folding a king size fitted sheet is just a “get close” thing. Hey, who is inspecting your bedding for wrinkles anyway?
And if wrinkled sheets are a problem, maybe show the inspector the door.
One setting I have yet to find in the new T-bird is to show what shows. I have one folder, stuff going back to 1999. I had it set to show “the last 10 days”.
Probably overlooking a setting. Or maybe I have an extension that no longer works.
Well, it’s dark and while the dogs are snoring like chainsaws, I need to roust them for a walk.
“Wizard at Work: A Paranormal Thriller Book 2 (The Wizards Series)” by Jack L. Knapp
https://www.amazon.com/Wizard-Work-Paranormal-Thriller-Wizards/dp/1519059469?tag=ttgnet-20/
Book number two of a six book science fiction series. I read the well printed and well bound POD (print on demand) trade paperback self published by the author in 2018 that I bought new from Amazon in 2026. I have bought the following book in the series and plan to read it soon.
Chief Warrant Officer T was serving in Afghanistan as a squad leader for foot patrols. However, T was never trained as an Army officer, he is the product of a failed CIA Black Project to develop telepaths for insertion around the planet. The strong telepaths can read anyone’s mind who is close to them. T is a weak telepath, he can only converse with other telepaths, but distance does not matter. And T is a strong telekinetic and a weak precognitive, actually good for a squad leader.
T and a telepathic Army nurse officer, Shezzie, have left their duty post in Afghanistan and returned to the USA using false papers. The former CIA black project group head is killing all of the telepaths to hide the project. T and Shezzie meet up in the USA with another telepath, Surfer, who is accidentally killed trying to remove the explosive charge from his neck. And then T finds the former head of the CIA black project group.
My rating: 4.4 out of 5 stars
Amazon rating: 4.3 out of 5 stars (117 reviews)
Lynn
I don’t know that one.
I have one machine, my primary Mac, which serves as my pictures and email archive system. I use Apple Mail for my main email account and Thunderbird talking POP3 for my EBay/Paypal account. The settings for both email programs download and erase all but the last week of messages from the provider, and I usually run them once a month followed by Time Machine.
Every other machine runs Thunderbird with IMAP accessing both accounts so the program only “sees” what I haven’t downloaded and archived recently.
Google Mail stays on Google servers. Yeah, I know, but nothing important like job or bank email goes on Gmail.
I use Gmail as a kind of diary. With 20+ years of mostly social messages, I can search for exact dates for a lot of important events in my life over that period.
The last time this came in handy was when the Chinese relatives accused me of living at their no-tell motel for six months when they were shaking down my mother-in-law for cash.
Six months? I stayed there two weeks and three days. I figure I owe them about a grand, but they would rather have the marker.
The money sits in a bank account in WA State, ready to go, BTW. All they’ve had to do for 13 years is tell me where to send the check. Even when we were broke I kept the money there.
Of course, I will put “Snuff Flick VHS Tapes” on the memo field of the check at this point.
Number One Son can take that to the bank.
I doubt the bank employee would give it a glance, and if they did, think it had something to with perfume marketing videos. Be more creative and write “Penis Enlargement Training”.
Final black mail payment.
n
I had a meeting with Real Estate Agent number four today for my two commercial properties. He wanted to work on the pricing and find out why he was agent #4. Agent #1 referred me to agent #2 who would only sign a contract where he got to set the pricing after six months of listing with no sale. No freaking way !
Agent #3 wanted money up front to pay for signage and here we are at agent #4. So during the meeting, he called another agent listing a 24 acre property for $3.2 million a half mile down the road that had been listed for a year. The other agent answers the phone and starts talking about the property in question on speakerphone. When the guy takes a breath after two minutes, my agent asks him who called who ? I was rolling on the floor laughing. It was so perfect it looked like a setup.
My agent and he talked about the listing and his experience. Turns out the agent is new and has met my agent but my agent does not remember him. The new agent texted my agent two weeks ago for advice but my agent missed the text. My agent tells him if he has listed the property and done the groundwork then the problem is the price. The new agent agrees and says that he is going to get his seller to drop 10%. We sign off. I was laughing the entire time as it was the theatre of the absurd.
https://www.har.com/homedetail/8915-fm-2759-rd-richmond-tx-77469/8036097
So, my agent said that the reason why I had not sold my property myself was that there was not enough traffic in front of my property to see my 4 foot by 8 foot sign. I have gotten around 60 phone calls and shown the property three times.
So, we came up with a listing price for the five acre cleared property with 360 foot frontage that we are both comfortable with. And we backed into a price for the nine acre property with the buildings, the roads, and the two ponds. Now we have got to come to agreements on the listing costs and the listing rules.
Six months? I stayed there two weeks and three days. I figure I owe them about a grand, but they would rather have the marker.
Did you spend a grand on Lysol, roach killer, and new sheets ?
I forgot the new mattress as this is a rent by the hour hotel ???
Final black MALE payment. Make it really interesting…
There is a rumor floating around space that something is coming back.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DVRiH2SjjKd/
By oncewewerespacemen.
Hat tip to:
https://www.reddit.com/r/firefly/comments/1rgjtxy/he_just_dropped_another_one/
The room was okay except for the very noisy HVAC unit.
I made a point of getting out of there as soon as I found a crash pad, however. I knew the marker would get called in by the Chinese relations.
The hotel was around the corner from the Weyerhauser office which served as the exterior of the Sheriff’s Office on “Twin Peaks” in the 90s so I’ll make the joke.
Clean place. Reasonably priced.
The only run in I had with the more … interesting … side of the place was an urban entrepeneur beating on the door of the room next door at 2 am looking for one of his employees.
Literally – Boom boom boom … “Where my ho be at?”
Those were the exact words, I swear.
The room was okay except for the very noisy HVAC unit.
I call those white noise generators. They help keep the disturbance from the screaming two year old next door to a minimum.
That was on one of the “Scrubs” reboot episodes which we watched tonight.
Dude, my shins and calves are ASHY. One of my roommates, a black man named Greg, pointed that out back in ‘86, and it hasn’t gotten better as I started to get ‘old man skin’.
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Whew, even with the pill to slow absorption, a big helping of bulgogi fries and a hoagie roll, followed by a small bowl of ice cream and 5 girl scout cookies had me at 150, and passed out for an hour and a half…
So now I know that the pill might limit the peak, but it’s still gonna be there. I’m surprised that it only got to 150, that has to be the med working.
Also,earlier, 4 potato chips moved me from 85 to 110…
We ended up eating at a vietnamese sandwich shop because the line was out the door at the kid’s new restaurant. She got home after 11. They had her scheduled til 12 but things slowed down. She’s got some things to ask her manager, as her hourly seems to be about half what I’d expect, and no tips got credited to her. I made more money in 2 hours scrapping.
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Time for bed. Things to do tomorrow.
n
Whew, even with the pill to slow absorption, a big helping of bulgogi fries and a hoagie roll, followed by a small bowl of ice cream and 5 girl scout cookies had me at 150, and passed out for an hour and a half…
So now I know that the pill might limit the peak, but it’s still gonna be there. I’m surprised that it only got to 150, that has to be the med working.
Pill ??? Did I miss something ?
Ozemic / Wegovy
https://www.drugs.com/medical-answers/difference-between-ozempic-wegovy-3565564/
Ozemic / Wegovy
There are about a dozen of them now. Lots of lawsuits flying out there.
https://www.hims.com/
https://www.forhers.com/
Thanks, Nick. Alas, this YT watching is on a TV. I would need to hack it somehow to install an ad blocker. No clue how…
Saturday. Light outside. I suppose I should get up.