Build LEGOs and have fun.
The movie, F1: The Movie, was released about a year ago. I still haven’t seen it and I have no intention to do so.
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How America’s Foundation was Built on Propaganda
Tai Leclaire, member of the Mohawk and Mi’kmaq tribes takes you through a brief history of America through the lens of propaganda aimed at Native Americans. He mentions in the video that most people aren’t taught about the things in the video, which is likely true.
I’ve been struggling a lot lately to write. I open the file. My notes are there. I know what I want to write. I just can’t. It’s not writer’s block. It’s worse. So, I’ve been turning to something that helps pull me out of whatever the hell is going on – Formula 1 documentaries. I think I’ve watched every F1 documentary made.
Nothing like hitting the end of the month and realizing you forgot to make this post. Also, I’m going to use the lame excuse that February only has 28 days, so it’s February’s fault for this being late. Or something. I mean if the orange guy can use lame-ass excuses, I can, too. Right?
Here’s a roundup of the books I’ve read over the past two months. Two good. One meh. One crap.
I thought I’d change things up for this month. There is a lot of talk about how YouTube is full of garbage and not worth watching. While this can be true, there are still a lot of really cool, educational videos I watch in a way to educate myself on a variety of topics. Here is a selection of some of my favorites, all of which are less than 30 minutes in length. If the videos don’t show, their titles are also a link to where you can find it on YouTube.
Here are a few good things to watch, especially on those cold, winter days when you don’t want to leave the house.
The collection of books I hope to read in the next year.
I’d encourage you to watch the four-minute video on YouTube. Johnny Bananas does some good work and deserves the click on this one.
In today’s world, we need some distractions from it in order to stay sane. Here are a few videos I think are well worth your time. They are fun, informative, and might make you smile.