Wed

-- 12:15a  Bed

--   8:31a  Up;  Laptop was working on updates

--   9:05a  Leaving to bike 2 mi, then left to pickup breakfast @McD;  Also went to Dollar Tree.

-- 10:08a  Inside after biking 2 mi;  Breakfast @home:  apple raisin oatmeal + sausage biscuit

-- 10:50a  Inside after biking 2 mi;  Also changed battery in garage door opener (on post).

I had changed it Mar 25 but now I switched to the cheaper brand;  ... "The View"

My health app failed to recognize any of the 3 bike rides this morning.

-- 11:47a  Skim Ch2 news

-- 12:15p  "Kelly & Ryan"

--   1:05p  Nap

--   2:15p  Up;  "Seth Meyers"

--   3:13p  "Inside Edition"

--   3:55p  Leaving to bike 2 mi, then for for dinner @Culver's: Fried cod;  

Dining room was open and the north dining room was empty when I started eating.

--   5:16p  Inside after biking 3 mi;  Skim Ch7 news

--   6:34p  "ET"

--   7:02p  "Stephen Colbert"

>>>   7:53p  "Home Economics"  (04/07/21)  (Metacritic: 64, 30-(60-80), #6)

It might be trying to be a new version of "Modern Family" where 3 adult siblings

have families of their own.  The youngest one is rich but is kind of obnoxious about it.

~~  Most favorable reviewer called it charming.

~~  The oldest sibling wrote one successful novel, but his 2nd book failed, so he

now has money problems and is embarrassed to ask his rich little brother for a loan.

But his wife was a corporate lawyer.  It seems like the obvious solution is for her

to go back to work and he should take care of their twin babies.

~~  It's kind of stupid, but I also thought that about "Modern Family", which I watched

for its whole run.  Even though the show starts by highlighting the different economic

situations the sibs are in, they seem to have come from a middle-class background

and I hope it's not always focusing on the initial hook.  

--   9:23p  "Goldbergs, The" (04/07/21)

-- 10:29p  Skim Ch5 news

-- 10:44p  "Jimmy Fallon"

They mentioned "Mmbop" by Hampton.  It was also mentioned on "Home Economics".

-- 11:00p  "Jimmy Kimmel"

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