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Saturday, November 8, 2025

Improved and The Horrors.

Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.

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Let's not ruin a good thing about sleeping well by talking about it. Let's just hope that it continues for years to come.

Kathy was up within minutes of my leaving the Bedroom this morning, so the only thing I could come up with for a quick breakfast, is what I refer to as a breakfast snack. That normally consists of Breakfast Juice, used to wash down our morning Pills and Vitamins, followed by a Breakfast Bar or Cookies with a Yogurt Cup. Most days we bring our Coffees over to the Computers to enjoy while reading Blogs, News or E-Mails.

We were lucky today, because the Northerly Winds weren't pounding on the Bedroom Window or Balcony Door. Looking down a the trees in the abutting neighbourhood, backed up what the forecast on "The Weather Network" was showing. Our high temperature today would only reach 43 F (6 C), so we were just as happy to stay where we were.

We warmed things up for lunch by having Split Pea with Ham Soup. It was steaming hot when served, which meant enjoying it cautiously.

Though we found a few things of informational value to us on Television this afternoon, we still were able to work on the Computers at the same time.

Around 4:30 I started slicing up most of the Vegetables in the Fridge. It was past 6:00 when we sat down to enjoy our Bacon/Veggie Wraps for supper. As a reward we topped it off with a small dish of Frozen Yogurt.

After cleaning up the Dishes, Kitchen and Ourselves we watched a Documentary called "From Where They Stood". Kathy's father was a POW in a Nazi Concentration Camp, during the Second World War and she remembered that he was never right after he returned. So, when I came across this listing, we thought it would shed some light on what he saw.

It was told in German, translated to French then subtitled into English. Of course, most of the time, the Subtitling was hard to read, because it was projected directly over the pictures. Most of these Pictures were taken by POWs themselves in such a way that would go unnoticed by the Nazis. Some Pictures were somehow passed on to the Allied Resistance, while others were hidden and recovered after Allied Liberation. (WARNING: Some Pictures are very graphic and may be upsetting to viewers.) There were pictures shown of the victims of the Gas Chambers and the Crematoriums as well. Many of the buildings do not exist today, but the foundations are still there.

It's bad enough what we see flashed on the News these days, but it is not nearly as bad as the Horrors of War. Kathy thinks she might have Nightmares, from what she saw tonight.

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It’s about time.


Krackers

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