horsemouth has just worked. how do people stand it?

fortunately horsemouth does not have to work much. (this is just as well as it makes him ferociously grumpy.) 

still. work done (for now). 

horsemouth is tucking into a beer.

it even got in the way of his blogging ladies and gentlemen. 

here's some footage (from 2014 horsemouth believes) of michael hurley doing the proper version of the werewolf (complete with musical saw and a little tuba). as far as horsemouth knows he's still alive (which is a bit of a miracle 79 last count).  there are some great looks on the faces of the children (like w-t-a-f! adults are into some weird shit!)

yes. horsemouth just checked - he's still alive.

this is horsemouth's friday night (because he doesn't have to work tomorrow) and he doesn't think he can work friday (power outage for maintenance purposes). 

still at least he has his health.

the pandemic seems to have hit peak and to be slowly declining from there. horsemouth would probably be looking for a no worse than when he first came here (december 15th) as a guide level. but on the other hand there are also several pesky new more infectious variants and possibly more lethal varieties. 

meanwhile there's a dust up over vaccine supplies and this has enabled the DUP to open up a second front against the northern ireland protocol. (thanks ursula classy move). here we go arlene foster, michael gove, boris johnson now all looking like staunch defenders of the good friday agreement and good common sense and strangely acting in lockstep wth whoever it is who is threatening customs officials in the north of ireland (who strangely can't be named as loyalist paramilitaries). (fuck)

time is getting on. horsemouth read very little in january (but he watched a lot of movies). he should do his january round up.