Ugh.

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Not doing really good.  Better?  Maybe.

I did get chores, and the cats fed and tended.  I even made food for myself.  Medicine has been taken, including insulin.  However, I am still having problems.  Breathing, getting air, enough air.  Feeling extremely exhausted after doing little things, like chores.  That headache remains.

I need to get trash and recycling out tonight.  Though, probably, the trucks won't drive tomorrow?  Or, is it only a three day weekend?  I just don't know.  I do see my neighbors have their barrels out.  So I will probably simply follow suit.  I don't have a lot to get out, but... enough to make it worth it, plus anything else that is out there already.

While I was finishing watering the back lawn, I felt sprinkles where there shouldn't be water.  There was no way the sprinkler could be spraying that far.  As I finished, I realized it had to be sprinkling.  I didn't think we would get much.  And, so far, probably haven't.  Last I looked.  The ground was at least all wetted.  Very unusual.  We almost never get water this time of year.

No, no, not global warming.  I don't believe it has anything to do with weather changes, actually.  It has to do with weather shifting.  The downfall of production, probably in every country, has changed where weather will be, striations by latitude and longitude, held in place by decades or even centuries of production have switched off.

It wouldn't at all surprise me to learn they have developed means of... altering the weather.  But, when everything else changes, raw heat production and raw sun reflection, etc., all change all over the world, pretty much at once, I don't think they have the tech to fix that.  Actually, I think the governments are working together, including so-called enemies, such as the US, Russia, China, India, and Europe.  No choice.  Speculation, but I believe so.

I haven't been able to do much.  I have, mostly, been looking over Japanese sources.  As well, I began looking for Latin sources.  As it turns out, the two types aren't academic and church, exactly, but ecclesiastic and classical.  Further, the church, or ecclesiastical form, isn't dead.  It is being used by the church, and to describe modern creations and perhaps ideas.

For example, the ecclesiastic form has a word for computers, well, and trains, airplanes, the space station, and else.  It is what, among other things, the pope writes in.  He has to have words for modern understandings.  Which makes academic insistence on classical Latin more funny than not.  They insist on the dead part of the language, ignoring the functioning, newer, living, aspect of the language.  In other words, they are presuming a form of conservativism which is a mockery of... then again, that is academia.  Especially these days.  Dead.

Well, I best get the girls another meal set out.  Then get on to trash and recycling.  As well, get a shower and maybe a shave going.  Ugh.  Later, or good night.