5/6/2025

Salutations.

It is now 11:47PM EST for me.

Curious. 20 minutes or so ago, I thought of a refurbished for advice ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ episode that I thought was funny when explaining what happens when I finally arrive and start typing again. After all, it is my intent to type in this blog only once a week. I thought it creates a possible routine for others to emulate. And even then, I imagine a lot of adults saying to themselves that they are not going to use a day out of their valuable time to type in this blog. I also imagined that a lot of those adults that initially thought of that, they eventually changed their minds, and chose to have their own blog, used their way, of course. They realized that it improves memory retention, and that blogs can be used as references to apply for jobs. For example, if you learn something from a blog, you may consider presenting that blog address in a job interview.

I just thought you might want to know this. You don’t have to read this part. The refurbished quote is from episode 5.6 ‘The Game’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation(1991)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts about 40 minutes and 20 seconds into the episode, when Data(Brent Spiner) exposes the crew to the cure, which involves light from a light device. If you want to watch more of that scene, after the cure is cured, as a bonus, questions and answers are also presented. If you’re a kid, you have my permission to smile and/or laugh as you watch that scene where they’re presenting questions and answers about their mind control experiences.

Soon after I thought about that story, if you choose to know, I contemplationally said to myself ‘Why am I still single?’ If the people that are reading this blog also include single, available, what I find to be attractive women, and they’re waiting once a week for me to type in this blog, then why am I still single? I am currently still a single man.

Within reason, I’m just curious what people who are reading this blog are doing, before I start typing again. Don’t take the scene literally. As far as I know, I don’t want to flash blinking light into your faces. I’m just curious what you are doing, within reason, before I start typing again.

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It is now 1:14AM EST for me.

Before I continue with the advice, I want to address the idea from Wishlist #1498, published 4/21/2025, 2 lists ago. Here is a quote:

‘ So, to review, if you choose to use idea ‘Understandable’, you’re going to recall discouraged understandings from certain mild to moderate experienced instigations, and while you are watching the music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins, you are going to use the understandings presented by the volleyball players in that music video. The resulting recall of both discouraged understandings and the understandings from those volleyball players should allow the discouraged understandings to be mitigated, somewhat lessened by the comparison.

After watching the music video 10 or so times, for repeat watching, I recommend that you stop 3 minutes and 38 seconds into the music video, when the 2 men volleyball players fell to the ground, and then start over after that. You don’t have to watch the entire music video.

When you make ideas to type in a blog, a lot of understandable use is coming from you. Idea ‘Understandable’ also says that understanding comes from other people, even other individuals, and that certain experienced instigation discourages you from using understanding coming from the instigations of instigators. It help restore somewhat by intent the ability to allow yourself to accept and use understanding coming from other people, from other individuals. ‘

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I am guessing that, for many of you who have used that idea, you probably watched the music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins over 200 times by now. One explanation that I’m offering you, if you choose to use it, the reason why you have watched it so many times is that, in a manner of speaking, you are feeding those volleyball players your discouraged understandings. Your discouraged understandings are used as a power source to allow yourself to ‘feel good’ or ‘feel better’ while watching the music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins. You are choosing to want to use the understandings coming from those volleyball players, In my opinion, and I’m only imagining this, if you remember somewhat your experiences watching the music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins, you probably felt really good, since you were contemplationally bringing to those volleyball players certain experiences involving discouraged understandings, and a few? of those discouraged understandings that I imagined were probably doosies.(According to link dictionary.com: something that is extraordinary or outstanding of its kind:
The storm was a doozy, with winds of fifty miles an hour.)

That is why you felt really good during the 1st 10 times you watched that music video. In a manner of speaking, you were feeding those doosies to those volleyball players.

It’s now been about 2 weeks since that happened, and since you watched it over 200 times, you may have some concerns about that. If you choose to, I can give the experience more variety, something that compliments it, like adding salad to the main course for you to eat. In my opinion, if you want to stop watching it, you just stop watching it. I’m about to offer you a ‘variety’ option to go with that experience. If you don’t want that to happen, the only way I know how to not use this option is to choose to stop reading this blog. That way, for example, you can continue to develop your experiences with watching the music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins. without extra ideas changing that effect. In my opinion, over time, you will continue to improve your experiences with watching ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins. Even with this option your experiences with watching that music video will improve, but the effects will probably change. So, if you don’t want that to happen, if you don’t want to use this extra option, then stop reading this blog as of now, since I’m about to type it in.

If you change your mind, you can always start reading this blog again.

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It is now 2:24AM EST for me.

The salad added to the meal to compliment the watching of music video ‘Playing With The Boys’ by Kenny Loggins is to watch, refurbished for advice, music video ‘Boom Clap’ by Charli XCX. Here are 2 quotes from wikipedia, 1 for the music video, and 1 for the movie:

‘ “Boom Clap” is a song by English singer Charli XCX, released as the first single from the soundtrack album of The Fault in Our Stars (2014

The Fault in Our Stars is a 2014 American coming-of-age romance film directed by Josh Boone from a screenplay by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, based on the 2012 novel of the same name by John Green.[4][5] The film stars Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort, with Laura Dern, Sam Trammell, Nat Wolff, and Willem Dafoe in supporting roles. The story centers on a sixteen-year-old cancer patient, played by Woodley, forced by her parents to attend a support group, where she meets and subsequently falls in love with… ‘

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In my opinion, when you refurbish the watching of music video ‘Boom Clap by Charli XCX, you don’t have to watch the movie. It makes you feel relaxed, and you may even cry a little the 1st 3 times you watch it, in relation to this advice.

Here’s a quote from link mix108.com about the music video:

The video stays true to the young adult movie in which it features, using scenes from the film as well as setting the music video in Amsterdam, a major location for ‘Fault in Our Stars’ protagonists Hazel and Augustus. Charli XCX goes on her own Amsterdam exploration as she traipses around the canal-lined city, dancing along the streets while superimposed neon graphics dance around her.

The video is packed full of imagery emblematic of Amsterdam, including ferries on the water and rows and rows of bicycles. If ‘Fault in Our Stars’ doesn’t give you a good sense of what the European city looks like, this music video definitely will!

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To watch the music video ‘Boom Clap’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘boom clap’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 457M views! It was published 10 years ago by publisher ‘Charli xcx’.

If you choose to watch it, I recommend that you contemplationally encourage the singer Charli xcx’ to sing, and from time to time, also contemplationally ‘sing along’ with her. I recommend that you watch that music video using your youtube tv app while wearing headphones connected to your tv.

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It is now 2:43AM EST.

For the sake of routine, I am going to look for a music video and trailer for this advice. Hopefully, I will have time afterwards to offer you advice. I started late again. I was supposed to start at around 7:00PM EST Tuesday. Instead, I started typing around 11:47PM EST. That’s almost 5 hours I am late! Let’s see what happens. I should start typing again in 2 hours. If you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 4:41AM EST for me.

I wasn’t able to find a music video using the usual resources. Therefore, I’m not going to type more ideas for this list.

I started late. That is the reason why I wasn’t able to finish this list. I did manage to finish certain tasks earlier, one of which was to order more soda cans and incidentals from the supermarket to deliver. I was out of white hand tissue and soda cans. Now, I’m restocked and I finished an errand that was important to me. That’s the reason why I was late starting. I shouldn’t have that problem this coming Monday or Tuesday.

Also, I want to watch the next 3 episodes of ‘Andor’ that was just released yesterday, I usually would just ‘fast forward’ through half of it, and I have another errand a few hours from now. This is an unusually busy 12+ hour circumstance for me.

So, if you are there this coming Monday/Tuesday night, I’ll see you then. If you chose to watch it, I hope you enjoyed watching the music video ‘Boom Clap’.

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Rated TV-PG mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of tv series. [Use idea(s) for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.