A check for $919 was received from the property management office representing the “old folks home” in Waikiki. There was no explanation provided. Perhaps there is a tie-in with the alleged scam on the premises as detailed in Notes during the 2019 year. The check was deposited in the local bank account.
Three ambulances were dispatched to the “old folks home, one on Friday evening, two on Saturday evening. The geriatric tenants (from the other building) were all carted off to the hospital. No word on their dispositions at this time.
A brief evening outing was made to the International Marketplace yesterday after a long hiatus. The whole purpose of the trip was to procure two bananas for dessert from the Waikiki Market on the way back to the mausoleum. The outing was pleasant because few tourists were roaming the area.
Another brief evening outing ensued on this Day of Samhain. The International Marketplace was much more crowded because of the keiki (read: children) costume contest. The only purpose for the outing was the use of the free wireless network. Two bananas and an overpriced shitty blueberry muffin were purchased at the Waikiki Market for dessert. The rest of the evening was spent vegetating in the mausoleum. There’s nothing out there for an old codger.
On a side note, commentary by Paul Craig Roberts, Brian Wilkins (The COVID Blog), and Simplicius fully coincides with the Notes perspective concerning the Israeli-Hamas war, the Zionists, and Fascist puppeteers.
Miscellany: Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah of Hezbollah is scheduled to speak this Friday to address the next stage of the Middle East conflict. Will Hezbollah engage the Zionists?
Addendum: Download and read the book, “The Invention of the Land of Israel” by Schlomo Sand, using the hyperlink in the Notes post titled, “Cana’an.”
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