On Saturday morning I finished memorizing
“Rock Around the Bunker” by Serge Gainsbourg and looked for the chords. None
were posted and so I’ll have to work them out myself.
I
got caught up on my journal.
I
find that soymilk works much better as a coffee creamer than coconut milk. The
globs of fat in coconut milk don't allow it to blend as well.
Around
midday I went to No Frills where I bought five bags of red grapes, mouthwash,
hair conditioner and garbage bags.
I
was digitizing my journal from thirty years ago today and saw that I weighed
84.4 kilos at the time. I went to my scale to compare and found that I’m now
91.1 kilos.
I
spent more than two hours researching Indigenous Schools and I was glad to have
both the energy and the wifi for it.
I
used some leftover pan drippings, my last five onions and a bag of frozen
soybeans to make a very spicy and greasy soup. I had a bowl for dinner while
watching the third episode of Star Trek Picard.
Spoiler
alert!
We
see a flashback to fourteen years before when Picard demanded that Starfleet
give him an armada to save the Romulans from the supernova disaster or else he
would resign. They accepted his resignation and as a result his first officer
Raffi Musiker was fired. Raffi tumbled into poverty and addiction and so in the
present when Picard comes to her for help getting a ship after fourteen years
of not even checking in on her, she does not welcome him. But she has always
suspected Romulan infiltration in Starfleet and when Picard tells her that
there are Romulan assassins operating on Earth she is drawn in. She reluctantly
puts him in touch with a pilot named Chris Rios, who has also fallen from grace
with Starfleet. Meanwhile on the research site of the abandoned Borg Cube Soji is
invited to visit the ward containing the Romulan former Borg drones who now
suffer from psychological problems because of post assimilation trauma. She
sits with a Romulan woman who is laying out what are perhaps the triangular
Romulan equivalents of tarot cards in a pattern. Soji speaks on a topic she
should not have known about. The woman tells Soji she knows her and calls her
the Destroyer. The woman gets hold of a gun and tries to kill herself but Soji
moves with inhuman speed and stops her. Soji calls her mother and asks about
her sister Dahj, who she does not know has been murdered. Her mother lies and
tells her that she just spoke with her and she’s getting a dog. Something about
the transmission puts Soji to sleep. Meanwhile Picard and his housemates are
attacked by Romulan assassins. They kill all of them except one who also refers
to Soji as the Destroyer before he kills himself. Just then Dr Jurati arrives
to ask Picard to take her with him in his search for Soji. They beam up to
Rios’s ship and find Raffi there. She says she’s only coming with him as far as
Free Cloud where Picard can find Bruce Maddox, who created Soji.
Raffi
is played by Michelle Hurd, who played a cop in the first two seasons of Law
and Order SVU and a corrupt DA on Daredevil.
Dr
Jurati is played by Canadian actor Alison Pill, who started acting at the age
of twelve and was later in Scott Pilgrim versus the World and Confessions of a
Teenage Drama Queen.
None
of the actors playing edgy characters on this show seem very interesting in
real life. What happened to all the edgy actors?
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