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“is it weird to do this alone?” “is it pathetic to do that alone?” every day I pray you guys realize that sometimes doing things alone is the best way to do them

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the way i can feel energy is crazy ..

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Dear August, please be good to me.

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mos def for triple five soul

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I think God lives in small gestures of kindness

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May the rest of your year be softer, lighter, more aligned, more intentional, more peaceful.

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😆😆

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She understood the assignment the ancestors gave her and rose to the occasion with flying colors 💙✊🏾

She was afraid people would rewrite history, so she recorded over 300,000 hours of TV over 35 years on 71,000 VHS tapes.

Marion Stokes recorded television programs nonstop for over three decades. She started in the late 1970s, and by 1979 she was relentlessly capturing everything 24/7, from news to sitcoms, because she noticed that TV networks often erased old shows to save space and money.

As a former librarian and activist, Marion cared deeply about making information available to everyone and wanted to save TV history so powerful people couldn't rewrite it however they wanted.

Marion once kept up to eight videotape recorders running at the same time, and she got her family to help. For example, her son Michael remembers having to rush home from dinner to change the tapes. When Marion died in 2012, she had recorded about 71,000 tapes. This made her the only person to save such a complete record of television from that time.

Now the Internet Archive is digitizing her collection so anyone will be able to watch it online. Thanks to Marion's dedication, her dream of giving everyone access to knowledge is finally coming true.

While some sources claim she recorded around 800,000 hours of VHS tape, mathematically, 24 hours × 365 days × 35 years = 306,600 hours, which is just over 300,000 hours. So I chose this more realistic figure instead. This woman has the proof to the Mandela affect!! She knew what we are experiencing now. Someone would call her crazy but the ancestors had her going hard!! #insane #genuis

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Having a bad day? Stressed out? Watch this, but first turn on the sound. I guarantee you'll feel the tension leaving your body.

Evening campfire on Rosebary Lake in Algonquin Park, August 2024. Recorded on my yearly backwoods canoe trip with my iPhone.

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