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Tubi TV

My limited TV watching is limited to movies. Since my streaming services are only those bundled with my cell network from (shout out to) Spectrum, I watch what Xumo or Tubi give me.

(BTW, I pronounce– insist on pronouncing it Tubby, as in a bit chubby.)

We know there is no such thing as privacy where networks are involved. Tubi knows I’m watching.

The thing that disturbs me is the childish suggestions I get for my future entertainment. It’s a little disturbing that I am not perturbed by the fact that while I am watching Tubi, Tubi is watching me.

At God’s Love

My friends and I were given a tour of the impressive operation at God’s Love We Deliver.

The facilities are in SoHo, near VanDam, although this spring their new distribution center opens in Brooklyn.

I had never seen an industrial kitchen before. Our guide, Nigel Finley, told us it was the largest such in our city.

We saw staff and volunteers at work in the kitchen and bakery.

God’s Love We Deliver provides medically tailored meals to ill and home-bound New Yorkers. They cater specifically to clients’ needs; for instance, low salt for those with high blood pressure, or pureed food for anyone with swallowing issues.

Founded in the midst of the AIDS crisis, GLWD has delivered food since 1985.

This is the 40th anniversary of this excellent service. See how you can participate.