*Blog post started on October 27, 2020.
My prior vacation day, I felt I was clinging to my past. This most recent one(s), old is how I feel.
With
a three-day weekend, I think I got a lot accomplished. There is a new
tattoo. Peoria bars were fun with genuine interactions, and I made it to more of them than usual. I
paid my respect to Stacia Marie Hardin
and discovered a cool block of shops in Pekin. Who would not call
the last Co Op records in the Heart of Illinois being located by a
thrift shop and a used bookstore operated by TAPS No Kill Shelter
(featuring kittens and a polydactyl cats) a little slice of heaven in a
town whose mascot was once the Chink? To the town's credit, the appropriation of the dragon into their municipal logos is cool.
I spent time with my folks with only the hourly mention of Hunter Biden's emails. Perhaps I should have spent the night and watch the Michigan State game, but a day where I did not leave my apartment and caught a lot of Pokemon was good (It was "Pokemon Let's Go Eevee". Perhaps the games are becoming to expansive. 20 hours of story is all you really need.). Sunday I was back at the retailer, but with a Redbox $0.75 off coupon and groceries to grab. With NinetyForChill.com back in working order, a review of "The Doorman" at 1 hour 37 minutes would be perfect content. Too bad I called it an early night. Catching up with the G1 Climax finals led to me being exhausted. This obviously felt odd since I did nothing extraneous on Saturday.
Since
I will end up at some point putting out an abridged version of this
post, let me fill up some space. Thanks Redbox for the reasonable
Blu-ray rental price and the inflated DVD rental fees. We as a society
need to rid ourselves of standard def. Screw those who hate change.
There is a good chance they will further ruin the country in a week. Let
me have this.
Did I over exert myself taking a chest freezer out to a customer's car? Was the replacement air fryer too much work to move as I nearly lost it when I walked into a security pylon? The amount groceries I took home was less than usual.
This left me with a dilemma. I had a movie to watch and I would not be back from the bank until 6:15 pm. There was still dinner to make. So apologies for rushing through about five minutes of this Ruby Rose feature. The feeling of victory getting it back to an appropriate vending machine with 10 minutes to spare warrants this action. And it at least gave me some good vibes from this film.
The Doorman
Check out the rest of review at "Ninety For Chill: A More Acceptable Runtimes
CineMaterial.com - The Doorman (2020)
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