Watched a PBS clip featuring Julie Chung. Later, reviewed University of Leicester degree certificates while “Glitch” played.
Played “La Mer,” then admired a Lincoln Lawyer beach moment and a crisp Town Car shot. Remembered Hirshon doing PR for free.
Saw a state-partnership map and proposed swapping Montana’s partner state. Noted Lee Hsien Loong’s COVID case, then queued sea-themed songs.
Watched a pilot explain takeoff chimes and gear sounds. Later played Russia’s national anthem after an espionage-party clip.
A Holland Village tree-planting scene centered on Lee Kuan Yew amid a close crowd. Taylor Swift’s “Starlight” played to close the night.
Yoshitomo Nara’s “Nowhere Bunny” and “Night Fishing” stood out as playful, high-end art finds. “The Best” and a quiet portrait moment closed the entry.
A bright Reese Witherspoon photo set the day’s tone. Later, a Lee Kuan Yew montage paired with “Starlight” and leader-as-builder imagery.
A Sadat briefing clip felt eerily familiar to Sri Lankan politics. Later, a quiet horse-ride scene from The Last of Us landed like calm companionship.
A Real Engineering video on the 787 reframed flying as a modern, safer machine. The old fear eased into curiosity and calm.
Watched Super Mario Bros and logged it as a low-effort escape. A tough-guy Bowser line and a brother-protection moment stood out.
Noted a BBC line that the UK doesn’t operate F-16s. Logged the small surprise and moved on.
Played Prince’s live “Nothing Compares 2 U” performance from 1999. Paused on a river saxophone scene from Hard Ticket to Hawaii.
Watched the onstage Kanye–Taylor award interruption moment. Played Taylor Swift’s “Karma” lyric video afterward.
Shared a candid auditorium photo with a flower filter, smiling beside Udhantha. Later looped a Taylor Swift verse about being “lit from within.”
Paused on a high-contrast Hillary portrait with a vivid red dress against grayscale. Played Taylor Swift’s “Maroon” lyric video late-night.
Noted a square-and-compass motif in a starry visual, then spotted Nick Cave and recalled “Red Right Hand” in Leicester. Ended on a calm Broadcom Wikipedia read.
Admired Mace Windu’s purple lightsaber art and floated a Disney series where he survived and returned from cryo sleep. Linked purple to mixing good and bad.
Saw a Fantastic Mr. Fox supermarket scene with an apple drink box and a quick “How was that?” subtitle. Considered getting a Fantastic Mr. Fox stuffed toy.
Watched a Practical Engineering video on bridge sensors with a green bridge simulation and budget overlay. Left feeling inspired by construction and engineering.
Played Carly Rae Jepsen’s “I Really Like You” while watching a Fantastic Mr. Fox cage scene. Logged the timestamped link and moved on.
