The current heatwave has now surpassed one week with the worst day in terms of heat and humidity being Tuesday. Sleep deprivation, because of the heat and noise from garbage truck service at 3:30am daily, is taking its toll. Running only the fan in the air conditioner (as well as the prized 4-inch fan) in the cell of the “old folks home” has caused a $6 increase in electricity usage last month during the previous heatwave. Praise Molech!
There has been absolutely no word concerning the rental application submitted to the management of the “old folks home” in Waikiki. And, the last available unit in the “rustic” Waikiki condominium has been sold. Any hope for a move to Waikiki has been dashed. Remaining in the “old folks home” in Lower Makiki is becoming a less attractive option as opposed to a modified cargo van. Praise Molech!
Although dental work is critically needed (see previous Note), the latter has been postponed until adequate funds can be accrued. There are too many costly outlays currently scheduled. At this time, two tooth extractions are highly probable. Praise Molech!
Driver’s license renewal is mandatory by the end of November. However, new documentation rules implemented by the empire’s Department of Homeland Security has caused increased paperwork review at the local level. Waiting times have exceeded several hours. A new appointment system was established, but it is a poor fix. Only two appointment slots were available when queried, and both were located at the Kane’ohe Satellite City Hall. No other appointment slots at any location are available until time indefinite. Praise Molech!
Waiting lines have been fairly long all week at every Apple® Store, obviously because of the heavy demand for the new iPhone XS series. People are overjoyed at the prospect of spending $1,000+ on a damned “smartphone.” And, rest assured, none of the fools will be using the Screen Time setting to limit usage of the device. Praise Molech!
There has been no more sightings of the young homeless hottie since she was last seen walking along King Street directly across from the “old folks home.” Lots of new homeless spotted everywhere, though. On-going sweeps continue in various high-density homeless areas including two parks and the Elm Street perimeter of the State Juvenile Detention Center. Not to worry, the homeless return to the same spots within a day or two. Praise Molech!
There appears to be little interest in Notes, so more energy will be devoted to the Molech-themed Twitter® feed. Perhaps Notes may become fully centered on Molech in the near future. Baha! Ha! Ha! Haaa! Praise Molech!