....December is around the corner.

But it should be interesting as we are about to experience a COVID Christmas, in that I'm holding off on doing any holiday shopping until I know there are fewer people at the mall.

Yep, more uprooted traditions. Just for now.

Turn on the television in 1976, and you'll find at least two channels offering some sort of a late night movie. Great days, weren't they? Even though, in that time, one often had just six TV channels or less, depending on what market they had, on their rabbit-ears , there'd at least be something intriguing on.

Turn on the television in 2020, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a late night movie unless you just happen to have HBO or Showtime.
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While America waits for this year's election mess to finally be resolved with a winner ---- hopefully, the right winner ---- , the cheaters in the Democrat Party are just kicking the door down, eager to break through and resume tearing our great country down. How sad it is that the party who actually did lose on Election Night actually cheated their way into the fold the next day and are forcing themselves on the American people.

You can just tell by the body language...

i've been busy and tired. also been playing video games. i bought a nintendo switch and i surprisingly found several games i enjoy.

things are getting bad here in my county with the covid. it's been kinda scary. hope you all are taking care of yourselves.

In the logistics business, guess what? Every year has a peak season. And when it comes to imports and commodities, the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas is usually the biggest.

If I spend more time at work and less time on City-Data , then that's how it goes. It's that time of year as it is, and for guys like me who do important data entry, the bosses are asking everyone to do an extra hour each day. And that's on top of the extra hour I already...