LL, great post. You covered it all. Wow. Thanks.
It was such a strange sounding report with a specific day and specific time of when people are most productive (Monday, 10:54.) The hackles on this Cat’s back stand up when something sounds like comms.
I wasn’t even sure I heard the time right. I was sleepy and muddling through digs and videos while the news was chattering. I can’t find the productive story this morning.
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Earthquake being reported now in Haiti eleven years after last one. 7.2 or 7.0. They can’t seem to agree on the seismic number.
Possibly thousands dead.
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Tropical STORM Fred dumping FLOODS on South Florida now.
Tropical STORM Grace coming right behind STORM Fred.
Just heard that Gov DeSantis has issued state of emergency for “23” Florida counties this morning.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_jury
Excerpt
“Traditionally, a grand jury numbers 23 members.”
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Etymologicals
What is the meaning of name Fred?
Fred as a boy’s name is of Old English and Old German origin meaning “elf or magical counsel or peaceful ruler”.
What Does Grace Mean? ... The name Grace is of Latin origin and was first used as a reference to the phrase “God’s grace.” Grace’s meanings include charm, goodness, and generosity. In Greek mythology, the name Grace is tied to beauty and joy.
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So we have Fred, (an “elf or magical counsel or peaceful ruler”) bearing down on Florida and Grace, (charm, goodness, and generosity, beauty and joy) will follow this magical peaceful ruler.
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Fox crew this Saturday morning at ending of the show was “bowling.”
bowl (v.)
“to roll a ball on the ground,” typically as part of a game or contest, mid-15c., from bowl “wooden ball” (see bowls). Specifically in cricket, “deliver the ball to be played by the batsman,” from 1755; the cricket sense is source of late 19c. figurative expressions bowl over “knock down” (1849), etc. Related: Bowled; bowling.
(When I read above part of bowl meaning “deliver the ball to be played by the batsman,” it reminded me of drop 4360-call the ball and the child riding in Helicopter with 45 at that county fair way back and child asking 45 if he was Batman.)
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So much is comms that has been above our notice.
In my state or maybe it’s just county, the GJ I was on had 12.