Sam is in Los Angeles tonight, bunking next to his mother on a foldout cot at Kaiser Hospital in Panorama City, where mom is being treated for congestive heart failure. Apparently Kaiser is the hot-spot of southern California and Sam says there’s a rope line with bouncers if you expect to eat dinner in the hospital cafeteria. (I might be kidding about the rope line.)
Right-wing news sources insist that 25% of Americans hate the Affordable Care Act and another 25% hate some of it. By Republican logic, therefore, the entire government of the United States should be held hostage until the awesome power of Senator Ted Cruz — the narcissistic Texas windbag who orchestrated the “defund Obamacare” movement — is solidified for the vast majority of Americans that didn’t elect him. Incidentally, why would anybody vote for a person who constantly looks like he’s TAKING A DUMP?
Wow, the house is COLD tonight! According to Weather.com it’s 51° outside with light rain, so I’m thinking I should take a nice hot shower, turn the heat on for a while so I don’t wind up with pneumonia and watch a fun movie on TV. My best options tonight are: My Fair Lady (1964) starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison; Around the World in Eighty Days (1956) starring practically everbody (literally, it had a cast of thousands); and The Wasp Woman, a seriously weird and drecky 1959 horror flick starring Susan Cabot.
I vote for The Wasp Woman. Thank you for reading this.
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