Pandemic Boredom Syndrome

 I'm incredibly bored lately. 

I call this PBS.  Pandemic Boredom Syndrome.

It has a name because I named it.

This evening, since there's nothing on the two network channels that come in over the antenna, I streamed a movie from Netflix I think it was, maybe it was from somewhere else, called "Carriers". 

Ok, its really really dark.   And now I feel dirtier than ever, infected, like I should wear a mask right now and start scrubbing my skin raw with clorox.

Four teens driving across country, trying to get to the beach, through a pandemic that's killing everyone. Let's see, where have we heard that plot?   Hmmm.  That's right.  Real life.  

 It's billed as about four teens, but its really only about the two brothers.  The girls don't count in this movie.  Remember that, girls, and don't take a drive with guys, because we're baggage, in the pandemic movies.  Men write these wholistic scripts, I'm sure, not women.  Lol.  

It's dark, bleak and depressing.  Don't watch it.   Kind of like today was outside.  Gray, heavy moisture, then pouring rain, wind and finally snow, that quickly melted.  Felt like the end of the world.  Only because of my isolation and the desolation wrought by the virus and the wildfires last summer.  The wildfires of  last summer will make this summer very very bleak, for any sort of recreation. There's nothing to look forward to right now..

The movie before that one I watched yesterday was....ok I can already not recall its name.  That's how memorable it was.   Former drunk hunter, now with some game refuge of some sort, serial killer on the loose hunting young "unwanted" girls (there we go again, women as victims of horrible violence)....etc etc.  Don't watch that movie either.  Yuk.

Finding anything worth watching is quite difficult.

Here's the brief snow encounter of today.

Here's how I spend my evenings now.  This is PBS exhibiting in symptomatic behavior.

LOL.