As I sit here, chomping on a 'Murdoch's Macaroni & Cheese Pie,' I contemplate the day before me.
I should be fussing with the water in the washing machine but instead I had to dismember the chicken from last night and boil the bones for stock. It is now almost noon which shows how slow the day has been.
I suspect I will begin with Morecombe v Solihull Moors in the English Cup, or if they insist on the useless female commentator I will revert to Sky for Reading v Bristol City.
After this comes the big game of the day, I have booked my ticket (£12) on the Alloa website and will enjoy the Alloa v Heart of Midlothian game in what is now called the 'Betfred Cup.' How these names annoy!
This finishes on time for me making use of the chicken, now in the fridge, for tea and being prepared for the other 'Betfred Cup' match between St Mirren and Aberdeen.
If my eyes still focus I may watch Atalanta v Verona or West Brom v Sheffield United. Of course I may just be asleep by then, or if the Heart of Midlothian loose I may be round the corner sitting in the local Police cells being asked about things flung from windows in an aggressive manner.
"Not me guv."
While quite used to being alone I have noticed how I have become more aggressive and indeed angry at things in recent months. Whether this is 'Lock Down' or my tiring mind I cannot say but clearly both are having an effect. The numpties on Twitter were getting to me so I avoid it now for the most part, but on Facebook similar people arrive and wind me up. Good job we do not carry guns these days. Imagine if Donald Trump was to shoot those who opposed him? Count the bodies...
I looked into those I encounter and find how mixed up many people are. Confused about life, their place in it, sexually confused, not sure if they are male or female, gay or normal, some politically motivated but appear confused re what their aim is or where they are headed. A sensible answer to one upsets others, answer them and the first is offended.
Talking of offended I see one football pundit has been suspended by the BBC for using the term 'Handbags' during a game. Several people, probably girlies, objected, and the man dumped. How silly the BBC has become.
