This video follows a line from Descartes’ famous statement through modern philosophy, Christianity, and the Enlightenment, arguing that the words “I AM” ultimately point back to God rather than to man as the center of meaning.
More rant than formal review, this entry captures reactions to How to Slay a Wizard, especially the frustration with its AI Audible narrator.
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A short reflection on how a 1993 vintage Snow White toy became a daughter’s favorite Christmas present.
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A short video addressed to makers, linked to the broader world of craftsmanship, building, and making with intention.
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A complete breakdown of home projects from the past year, from small maintenance fixes to bigger upgrades, with a comparison between what was handled directly and what was hired out.
Earlier in the year, Drew bought the Great Books of the Western World set for $150. This video captures his review after about a year of actually owning and living with the collection.
My dad and I sit down in his garage to talk about his lifetime with the Graham automobile, from rebuilding one in high school to driving away from his wedding in it. It fits the archive as both a workshop piece and a family record.
A personal reflection on a hard household question, why it mattered to fight to keep the dogs, and what that revealed about attachment, home, and family life.
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For the fourth year in a row, an annual friends trip was missed. What began as a miserable weekend turned into a reflection on setbacks, family illness, and silver linings.
A reflection on division, curated realities, love of neighbor, and what healing might require in a fragmented culture.
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A short video about reading chapter books to a toddler, why it matters, and how it fits into a family reading culture.
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For years, we’ve been stuck in a cycle of consuming, scrolling, watching, and absorbing endless content. This video argues for turning that energy outward and building instead of only watching.
