Thing with much younger lady is tomorrow. Senile! Went for wander with loony lady 1, one of same old places.
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Tea has been ribs and chips, being the mango chutney-based BBQ sauce of my own devising, but no longer with the Sainsbury’s TTD chutney as they’ve stopped making it! There’s an alternative premium mango chutney on offer which looks very similar, though not identical; I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s made by the same outfit as made the own-brand one. Anyway, it works well enough for my purposes
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The drive home was uneventful.
The bed has been made.
Dinner came from Wing Stop.
An episode of The Curse of Oak Island has been watched.
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Tonight’s motion picture premiere was Tornado (2025) in which a Japanese puppeteer and her father find themselves in conflict with a band of robbers in a remote part of 18th century Britain. This was utterly bleak throughout, but in a good way if you know what I mean. Well worth watching, but it’s not setting out to cheer you up, and it won’t
And then I rewatched Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024). I appreciated this much more the second time around. I understand why George Miller used the storyboards for this to get people to sign on for Mad Max: Fury Road because it’s a story one really needs to know the resolution of. Although it has plenty of mayhem and insanity in its own right, it does an excellent job of imparting an understanding of just why the mayhem and insanity shown in Mad Max: Fury Road happened, and in the way they did
Finally, the second episode of Dark Matter which is still OK in its way but… I’m not sure it’s going to grab me. It still feels like one of those things that’s worth watching if you’re going to be watching TV anyway, not something that leaves you hungry for the next episode, and then for the next series (or season)
Goodnight all
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