WHY ARE WE HERE? WHERE WILL WE GO?

My day now is simple:  I eat three meals with no snacks in between, take a nap, do some exercising, watch TV and go to sleep.  I do go out once/week to shop for essential cuisine enhancement items and now and then try to walk 18 holes on a golf course. Sports programs have returned with the MBL playoffs, the NBA has their final and college sports have returned,  meaning my Netflix time will be reduced.  As it is, I"m watching so many series that I can't remember where I left off.  So today, to guide me in the future when I return to any program, I will identify what episode in which season is next for me.  Today I focus on cooking programs with Rotten Tomatoes ratings at 100%, or close. I consider the first one to be the most enjoyable, and sixth the least, in that order: Midnight Diner :  first season rated at 100% by reviewers.  Way back in June I reviewed this serie s.  I'm now at #9 of 10 episodes.  The simplicity of the cuisine, t...

Now that the coronavirus pandemic has claimed its millionth life, how long will it last?   Politico obtained the views of eleven experts  in the field, and here is what they say on how it will end.  Read my posting on what this death toll will be at the end of this year.  You'll be shocked! Note how quickly Donald Trump's initial knee-jerk reaction to The New York Times article about his taxes changed from fake news to the illegality of this all.  Why?  Then he'd need to release them himself to prove them right. So why is this a big day?  To begin: The first presidential debate, moderated by Chris Wallace of Fox News,   starts tonight at 9 Eastern  (3PM Hawaii). It will last 90 minutes and feature six topics that Wallace has chosen: the candidates’ records; the Supreme Court; the coronavirus; the economy; race and violence in cities; and the integrity of the election. Wallace has said he will not fact-check the candidates during the d...