Ramblin' Man

 Well, our outside temps are sitting at a cool 55 (F).  Forecasters say we have a 25% chance of rain for today, though there's a bit of a discrepancy between the daily and the hourly forecast.  By the hour, we should have sun, sun, sun, until later this afternoon at which point clouds should begin to roll into the area.  No rain is predicted on the hourly forecast.  That's fine with me, as my first load of laundry is in the washer.

As I expected, I did take some personal time yesterday since my new printer was scheduled to arrive, and did so at 3:25 PM.  I had been scheduled to begin work at 2.  The UPS driver was a thin guy who struggled to get the printer to my front steps where he set it down.  I asked him if he was going to take the old printer with him and he told me, "I don't have a ticket number to do that."  He then left the printer on the front steps and drove away.  So, I carried it the rest of the way up the sidewalk, lifted it up onto the porch, and got it into the house.  The last printer arrived upside down.  This one arrived right side up.  Unpacked, it weighs around 35 pounds.  Once it was out of the box, I had no problem moving it around.  Nothing was broken.  It was connected to the internet, but then that connection failed, so I will have to check with support later this morning.

While I waited yesterday, I did other things, laundry for one.  I even baked a loaf of very tasty bread.

And the Orange Anus was once again on National TV yesterday afternoon.  I honestly don't know if any of the Main Stream Media outlets actually televise his ramblings, I'd think not, other wise they'd be cutting away every few minutes because his dementia shows up and starts talking.  I do know he spent some time talking about Comfort Women in both North and  South Korea.  For those who don't know, Comfort Women are prostitutes.  He said something about how the North was managing their Comfort Women, while the South was failing to do so.  And he said this while the president of South Korea was sitting beside him.

Of course, the bruised back of his hand also put in an appearance.  He did make an attempt to hide it, though failed several times.   It was pointed out that not one of the questions he was asked inquired about the bruising, so I'm betting reporters are given a list of subjects that are taboo and the bruising is one of them.  Remember, these reporters desperately want access to him and asking the wrong question will get them thrown out.  Don't believe me?  Look at the reporters who are allowed to ask questions, people like Marjorie Taylor Greene's husband, someone who isn't actually a reporter but, with his bloated face, can definitely be defined as a toady.