Sun
-- 12:30a  Bed

--   8:36a  Up

--   9:20a  Leaving to bike, then pickup breakfast @McD

-- 10:18a  Inside after biking 3+2;  Breakfast @home: sausage/egg McMuffin

-- 10:56a  Inside after biking 3 mi

-- 12:06p  Finished cleaning off space to work on taxes

--   2:40p  Attempted to scan tax documents 6 times but it kept quitting and

claiming that either the scanner was turned off (it has no on/off switch) or

there was a problem with the USB cable, but if there was a problem with the cable,

why was it able to scan several documents before giving up.  At least each attempt

saved the pages that it was able to scan.

--   3:00p  Leaving to bike, then pickup dinner @Arby's: 2 fish sandwiches (on sale)

--   4:33p  Inside after biking 3+3  (Total 14 mi today);  Also talked to neighbors

--   4:43p  Movie: "M3gan" (2022) (on Peacock on Tablet)

I tried to start watching it earlier.  It said to watch a few ads first and then it will

be ad free.  So, it played a couple ads and then it quit, so I left for dinner.

This time, it repeated the same offer, but then the movie did start.

~~  A robotics engineer at a toy company builds a life-like doll that begins to take on a life of its own.

~~  The consensus is that its unapologetically silly and all the more entertaining for it, M3GAN is the rare 

horror-comedy that delivers chuckles as effortlessly as chills. 

~~  Of course, there are flaws that bother me a bit.  For instance, how much does M3GAN weigh?  This gets into

the physics about whether or not she could hold an adult down.  Even if her capacity to learn is nearly unlimited,

there would have to be physical limits to what she could do -- unless she was able to modify such things.

Given enough time, she COULD probably do that -- but that was NOT portrayed in the movie.

--   6:33p  "60 Minutes"

--   7:43p  "Will Trent" (02/14/23)

-- 10:00p  Skim Ch7 news

-- 10:27p  "Way Home, The"

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