I re-swapped my RokuTV (TCL)...mistake. I knew it was a mistake, if I recall accurately. I just ...idk...didn't care, I guess...then my conscience grew....I had it for...a week? Two? idk... I got rid of it Friday night. Listed it on FB Marketplce Thrs. Rather good turnaround. I in turn picked up a pretty basic monitor for $20. It works, and I had $40 remaining. Using the rest for a DVDNETFLIX subscription and bought a couple $10 CDs. Goes fast. Anyway....
Then my sister got all crazy about something I had said a week or two ago...she sent me this accusatory tude laced email and then I responded without gentleness, and my brother in law spent like two hours exchanging texts with me, essentially "You're wrong and why are you thinking otherwise?" After telling him everything I had to tell him, the last 3 or 4 texts I'd sent him basically consisted of "Quit texting me."
Then an hour after that nonesense he offered me a ride to the grocery store. He picked me up and took me over there as if nothing was wrong. My sister is still apparantly refusing to speak with me. :/
And now I'm awake. Just sitting here. Trying to figure out what music to listen to, I guess...checking email waiting for Google to respond to a refund request for some movies I'd rented and haven't yet watched.
I saw GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE Wednesday (finally). I think I might have to watch it again. I wasn't terribly impressed. I liked it more than the 2016 reboot. But it seems like it was missing some of the magic of the original. Honestly, I don't think Ghostbusters is an idea that has much to it. The comics and cartoon series are OK, but as far as a movie goes, the 1989 sequel had more of the magic of the original, albeit miniaturized. They didn't HAVE to make a sequel, but the demand was there, so that was that. I think my enthusiasm for Ghostbusters is pretty much gone. Sounds really sad...it kinda is...I spent so much of my life thinking it was a part of who I am....It really sooo isn't.