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My wife makes us homemade challah every Friday, I took this short video of her braiding it this afternoon.

My wife makes us homemade challah every Friday, I took this short video of her braiding it this afternoon.

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Me avoiding all the cortisol spikers

Me avoiding all the cortisol spikers

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The beautiful thing about recording with an old Sony camcorder is that it forces you into what I call digital realism, and it's exactly what it sounds like. December on Camcorder

The beautiful thing about recording with an old Sony camcorder is that it forces you into what I call digital realism, and it's exactly what it sounds like. December on Camcorder

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I have had the theme from "The Snowman" (1982) stuck in my head since I was a little kid. I don't think we knew any other kids who knew this movie. I never really questioned it either, why no one else around us knew it. It feels like there was a lot of stuff like that growing up that I didn't realize until later. I don't remember where we got it but I think my PBS grandma got it for us (PBS family) on VHS. I've since realized that it was British and more popular there. The theme is catchy and it is beautiful. It reminds me so much of being a kid. The drawings and the animation too. It sounds funny but I think the visual world of The Snowman might be more firmly solidified in my memory than maybe any other show or movie. Watching the snow fall in that first scene - it's hard to describe but that's how I remember it feeling like the world was as a kid.

I have had the theme from "The Snowman" (1982) stuck in my head since I was a little kid. I don't think we knew any other kids who knew this movie. I never really questioned it either, why no one else around us knew it. It feels like there was a lot of stuff like that growing up that I didn't realize until later. I don't remember where we got it but I think my PBS grandma got it for us (PBS family) on VHS. I've since realized that it was British and more popular there. The theme is catchy and it is beautiful. It reminds me so much of being a kid. The drawings and the animation too. It sounds funny but I think the visual world of The Snowman might be more firmly solidified in my memory than maybe any other show or movie. Watching the snow fall in that first scene - it's hard to describe but that's how I remember it feeling like the world was as a kid.

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This is what it looks like when you film life on an old Sony camcorder you bought on eBay for 40 dollars.

This is what it looks like when you film life on an old Sony camcorder you bought on eBay for 40 dollars.

32,464 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

I recently watched Sandlot for the first time since I was a kid. Such a nostalgic movie, so many great feelings came back watching that. I always remember it feeling so summery. The sun and the dust. All those great midcentury cars and just the whole vibe. It felt so good as a kid. I remember wanting to be in the world of that movie. It feels like they don't make that kind of movie for kids anymore. I don't know, maybe they kind of do, but they aren't the same. They can't be. Sandlot was a true early 90s movie. So many baseball movies then. Wholesome, and good. Somehow appropriate for kids but also touching in a genuine way at points. Nevertheless, watching it, I forgot how absolutely hilarious the scene is where they recall The Beast's origin story. Still so funny.

I recently watched Sandlot for the first time since I was a kid. Such a nostalgic movie, so many great feelings came back watching that. I always remember it feeling so summery. The sun and the dust. All those great midcentury cars and just the whole vibe. It felt so good as a kid. I remember wanting to be in the world of that movie. It feels like they don't make that kind of movie for kids anymore. I don't know, maybe they kind of do, but they aren't the same. They can't be. Sandlot was a true early 90s movie. So many baseball movies then. Wholesome, and good. Somehow appropriate for kids but also touching in a genuine way at points. Nevertheless, watching it, I forgot how absolutely hilarious the scene is where they recall The Beast's origin story. Still so funny.

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Every year I say the same thing and every year I fail.

Every year I say the same thing and every year I fail.

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