Working-Out Anyway!

Avoid Hugh at all costs; right? Okay, so I have to take care of a few things. I have the den walls. Could you just accept that I have things to do. In an earlier post, I said that there is a house to be designed. That is my priority.

I’m supposed to plan my week around the Sundays. Things are not going by the book though; that is no big surprise. There is the clothes-pin plan. The ‘go to the doctor to get the respect for the clothes-pin plan’ that comes later has been moved up to ‘no other possible remedies besides the clothes-pin plan.’ I’ve made the perfect tool out of Popsicle sticks. I do not think there are any updates about how it’s going because there are no updates. In fact there is little evidence that I even gave the perfect tool since when asked I’m told that the perfect tool was lost. If I think it is in use, there is not enough time for any remedy to have an affect. Like more than five minutes would be longer than any time I have noticed. So, in spite of the simple fact that nothing is happening, what do you suggest I do? Give another tool? I already know the exact adjustments for comfort and effectiveness.

I guess I have to continue with my life. I do not know if my Judgment is correct. It is probably not correct. I did establish a genuine concern for the den walls. I currently hold the belief that if the Boards were lost, they will appear at home depot for everyone to use. That would be messy. I would not want to make any messes. The particular boards which I am referring to are a premium interior design product. They are not for the general population. I have had my whole life to grow in appreciation for them. And, I have taken responsibility for them to be recycled.

There may be interest in this project; though information helpful, I know that people do not generally interfere with other peoples lives. This is the case for the house. Did you think that wood is wood? Well, let me tell you that things are working out. And I believe that we really care. Just not directly. So, I am productive. I am satisfied. I am working. And things are good. So, are you going to be ready for Fathers Day?

1935 G-Men Synopsis

G-Men Synopsis (abridged). This movie airs on TCM at not currently scheduled of that date. This movie is a directive for Jeff. The purpose of the movie is to advocate for Jeff.
James Cagney as “Brick” Davis becomes a Government man. As an attorney sponsored by a mob leader named McKay, Brick feels he should take the place of his law school friend who was shot. Doing so meant joining the Justice Dept in his place. Before leaving for the Bureau Training in Washington, Brick says goodbye to McKay, who he learns is Retiring, and to Jean Morgan, a singer in McKay’s nightclub.

The Agency training went pretty rough for Brick. He doesn’t get along with his boss Jeff McCord. Brick earns the respect of Hugh Farrell, already a Government man. Jeff McCord’s sister Kay is seen around the Bureau and eventually moves to Chicago to be a nurse.

Two issues bring controversy to Brick’s training in Forensics at the Bureau Office. Brick identifies one of McKay’s gangsters, Danny Leggett in a bank robbery as evidence by his insignia Gardenia Flower at the crime scene. Later it was found the riffle used in the bank robbery was the same one that killed his Law School room-mate. This was Bricks trigger, but Jeff refuses to put him on the Leggett case. Appealing to the Chief (Frank Shannon), Brick is denied the case and is expected to continue his training. Also, Brick is questioned about his gang leader friend who paid for his Law School. Though there are controversial issues, Brick Davis is allowed to continue training at the Justice Department.

Jeff McCord gives the bank robbery case to Hugh Farrell. After apprehending Leggett, Farrell is killed along with three other police officers in a gangster shoot out at the Chicago Station. The FBI chief (Frank Shannon) asks for Federal Laws arming G-Men with guns. Jeff McCord and Brick Davis go to Chicago. Anticipating the next crime spree from the Chicago Office, Brick is visited by the night club singer Jean. After inquiry, Brick learns that all the gangsters have gone to McKay’s retirement lodge. Brick also learns Jean married Brad Collins another gangster.

When the G-men arrive at McKay’s Lodge, Legislation has passed giving Government agents Federal Laws allowing them to carry guns. There is a shoot out and ex-gang leader McKay gets killed. Brad Collins the last of the gang makes a get away. He calls on his wife Jean. Brick follows up on Jean, and gets wounded by Collins. After Brick is hospitalized, Collins kidnaps Jeff’s nurse sister, and makes his hideout at the garage. Jean phones Brick with Brad Collins’ location at the garage and she is shot by her husband Collins for phoning his location. Brick leaves the Hospital in a hurry to save Jean. Shot my Collins, Jean sees Brick just before she dies. She says, “There’s no reason a G-Man couldn’t kiss an old friend.” With Jean’s information, Brick shoots Collins, and rescues Jeff’s sister Kay. Brick and Kay agree to get married and Jeff closes the movie with a smile of satisfaction.

JR Son Brendan

In 2009 while working for a counseling place in Westlake Brendan visited my board and care many times. One day he was wearing a lot of Perfume and came into my apartment. I could smell the perfume as his potency had infected the milieu. I told him not to come any closer. I said ardently not to come in my living place. I was trying to defend place because I don’t like perfume. I didn’t want a strong perfume smell in my home.

Brendan, at some point stopped, paused for a bit, tilted his head to one side, and took my apartment anyway. I could imagine that he thought himself as a staff person and that he had a right to enter my place. That was a mistake. I yelled over the violation. There was a scene in the milieu over the uproar. We did not meet, though Brendan maintains that he was scared over this. Even though he may have had a special message in mind about the perfume he was wearing, he did not get my permission to bring it in my apartment.

I think Brendan doesn’t work for the counseling place anymore; though the reason for that probably isn’t related to my trouble. What he did was he cremated a very important ancestor in my family on May 14, 2009. My father has a big belly and this important ancestor may have been his anchor. Is my father a floater?

I reasoned that I lost my major ancestor on May 14, 2009 from this situation.