Loading...

Hey, good morning John. We're having a good morning down there. And hopefully all the kiddies are excited here about going out trick or treating tonight. I wish I was young enough to do that myself. My niece, the one that I have spoken about numerous times, she's 19, but she decides that she's going to go trick or treating anyway. Said, isn't that for the kids? And she went friggin ballistic. Absolutely ballistic. Doesn't take much man. It really doesn't. She's small in like physical form, so I guess it'll be easier for her to blend in with the rest of the kids. But, eh, when I was 19 I had far more interesting things to do than trick or treating, that's for sure. But to each their own I suppose. Apparently she has a child-like spirit. That's how she describes it. That's why she still likes teddy bears and finger painting. Trick or treating, all that kind of stuff. So I guess more power to her. This is rehabilitation kilo kilo seven, the winter Quebec November. Not sure who's passed no candy yet. I hope I don't get cornered for that job. I've kind of made my brother think that he's going to have to do it because he lives up there now. And mom always did it, so I kind of guilt tripped a little bit. I hope it worked. Because I don't want to be stuck in front of a door for four hours passing out candy. That's for sure. Mom was dedicated to this shit. She did it every single year. And her mobility wasn't the best and she'd sit in her wheelchair, like next to the door, for four hours just waiting. And she loved it. I don't. I don't want to sit in front of the door and pass out Halloween candy. I just don't. So if my brother complains that he's got to do it, then I'm going to be like, man, mom did this for years, sat in a wheelchair. If you can't do it, there's something wrong. I'm going to lay out a little more guilt today. Just because it's something I really don't want to do. But we'll see. Other than that though, man, not really much going on. It's still relatively early. Not as early as it is in Texas, obviously, but, you know, by my standards, it's early. You know, I only wake up at like quarter to nine. So 8.30, quarter to nine. And then that starts at nine o'clock here. So that's early enough for me. I don't want to get up at 6.30. I wake up at 6.30 now and then. And I'm like, glass of water, take a leak, back to bed.