Well it’s a season wrap for the latest season of King of the Hill on Hulu/Disney+. I wasn’t sure how the first rebooted season would have gone but it grew on me. The loss of voice actors over the years might have had an effect on how good the show was going to be. Season two (or the fifteenth season) had much better storylines and a few them revolving around Bobby and his restaurant.
I’m impressed with how much his character has developed in the reboot. Plus I’m a big fan of restaurants like Robota Chane. Bobby would fit in perfectly at EDO Hibachi or Mister Tokyo. I loved his gender fluidity in the original but I also enjoy this grown up Bobby who’s living his dream. Still though, “That Boy Ain’t Right” and “That’s My Purse” will always be iconic lines from the show.
Seeing Buck and the Strickland Propane guys in the season finale was a nice ode to the original series. I’m not going to give out spoilers so don’t worry. Hank can be a square but he usually comes to accept change and does the right thing in the end. I want to see more of Joe Jack and Enrique in the next season.
Propane and Propane Accessories is the way to go, and Butane is a bastard gas.
Last week was a perfect week for me. How was it perfect exactly?
I closed every ring on my Apple Watch. This is a feat I’ve never accomplished before. I closed the Move ring every day and once in a while the Stand ring. That is, when I remember to change the goals around. For the first time in six years of using this Apple Watch, I finally have a week where I’ve closed the Exercise ring every day. A perfect 21. Blackjack! It shows how much I’ve made up for it in my Fitness journey in 2026.
After getting that off my chest, I’ve been happy to regress a little bit this week. Instead of closing the rings 21 times, I’m shooting for 14 or 15. That should also be easy to reach. There is an opportunity for another perfect week coming up though. This coming week leading up to the holiday should see me close all the rings once again. I’m determined to achieve it.
With the heat and humidity ramping up this week, I’ll have to adjust my times getting outside. Plus, I’ll have to take advantage of the time in the pool. This may be the last stand for the summer. The universe is throwing me some rope to make up for this summer that supposedly wasn’t. I’ll be at the gym as well enjoying the air conditioning as I do my cardio and strength training.
Cutie’s Coffee debuted their Fall menu on Saturday morning. I was sleeping so I missed the morning market that comes with the beginning of the new menu. I stopped in for my mid afternoon coffee as I usually do, so I missed the crowd. The Cinnamon Roll Latte was getting my attention, so I ordered that. Pumpkin Spice is knocking at the door and I’m holding off until the first few days of Fall. I’ll be opening my bagged coffee soon (once we have room for it in the container). I read a new chapter in “Three Shades of Blue” and enjoyed the nice late Summer day.
After finishing my coffee, I took a walk up the hill to the hospital. They’ve been hard at work making the changes as the merger is almost final. The signs are there that this is really happening. Latrobe and Frick are also seeing the changes too, and I’m sure Butler and Clarion will too if not already.
The weather is trending warm but dry for Cutie’s Bible Study Monday night. After cancelling a few times this year due to the weather it’ll be nice to have it. I’ve been reading my Bible regularly since May and always attend the meetings but something’s been missing. That would be having a church home. I’ve sporadically attended other houses of worship since leaving my church home five years ago (just before I left WIS to work at Giant Eagle). Nothing has really stuck for me. I needed a break and have taken suggestions from others on where to go. As I make my way back to regular church attendance, I’m feeling a little more confident.
Coming up:
Where my travels take me for coffee. I’m trending more Cuties visits for Fall.
Looking ahead to September.
A best of 1000 as the countdown truly begins.
