Drip, Drip, Drip

 It's a cold, cold world out there.  Right now the temp is 26 (F) and, if the forecasters are correct, it's only going to get about 4 degrees warmer.  Supposedly, we'll have partly sunny skies... on occasion, and snow flurries... on and off.  Tomorrow out temps will rise above freezing.  So far, this has been a much colder winter than we've been having, though remember we're not even a third of the way through it.

Yesterday was somewhat active, I did a weight training session.  That was a good thing.  Today I want to get some time in on the treadmill, tomorrow a ride on the bike.  Historically, I've always had a lax period during November and December, but then as we roll into the new year I begin to get more active again.  Possibly because the days start getting longer.  

I also set myself up to pay my sewage/garbage bill online.  I'd rather do that then send them a check every 3 months.  I hate using checks.  I processed the payment, however it hasn't hit my checking account yet.  If it doesn't hit by Friday I'll give them a call.

Last night I went to see Nosferatu.  It was... interesting.  Supposedly it's considered a horror film, but except for one small jump scare, I didn't find it frightening.  Now, that doesn't mean it wasn't intense, it was also very good... at times.  One big thing between this vampire and those in past movies is that Count Orlock doesn't go for the throat, the goes for that area directly over your heart.  That's a nifty bit of symbology, especially if you think about who he has sex with... and yes, sex is involved, though not graphically speaking.

And the Orange Anus threw a dementia party yesterday morning and all the Main Stream Media was there because there's nothing like listening to the ramblings of insanity.  He has always relied on the power of his personality to cover-up his stupidity, but at 78 his pausing to sound profound simply amplifies his declining cognition.  This man is dumb.  Here is his drip, drip, drip speech which makes no sense.  I have a high efficiency washer.  The difference between using 25 gallons of water every time you do a load of laundry and 10 gallons is amazing.  I'm glad that my water bill went down.  Of course, that threatens the earnings of the water company, and that effects the stock holders.  Ouch.  They don't care how much you pay for your water usage.  But, who in their right minds wants their water bill to go up?  In fact, who wants any of their bills to go up?