Friday To sleep at about the right time I think. If I don't remember I'm assuming I dozed right off. Awoke just before six to listen to the KPFA five minute news before Democracy Now! started at six, remembering most of it, so I must have been mostly awake, setting out to walk to breakfast at the usual time, arriving to turn on the dining area lights and settle in way at the back at my now usual table and settle in to read the papers.

Had the plain waffle with sliced bananas and strawberries, fruit cup and coffee for breakfast, finishing up around nine to walk home under cloudy skies, the sun never really shining in full and so taking better lighted by not being overly contrasted photos. Not all that many people, only three without masks, arrived home to take the selfie in the lobby and settle in at the computer.

Later. Finished the above feeling not so much dizzy as wobbly (not sure there's much difference between the two, but wobbly describes it) and so went to lie down on the bed and go right to sleep for almost an hour. No real choice in the matter, needed to lie down, needed to sleep. Still, seems to have straightened me out.

Spent most of the rest of the afternoon on the tablet and half listening to the news. The Supreme Court's axing of the Republican's Texas lawsuit to throw out the Biden ballots was more than nice to hear. No coups d'etat today, at least. We've not quite turned into a banana republic yet.

Evening. What else but to bed early again not long after eight to spend more time on the tablet before getting to sleep after ten. I'll undoubtedly be writing this tomorrow and so I'll be curious as to how much of this day I can't remember by then. Didn't take care of the car insurance. Also curious to see if the car starts in the morning with a loud raucous noise or hums along like an Element kitten.

Best you stop right there. There's a big difference between endlessly boring and gone completely off the rocker.