#documenting

[mysticcupcakeprince]

junk journaling🌺

[reality-detective]

The infamous... "They"

The most obvious sign of someone that has not been down a single rabbit hole, is when they ask you ‘Who are ‘they’?’ The answer can only be: ‘How long do you have?’

The truth is, that in most instances, the answer is simply too long, too complex and probably too ‘incomplete’, to properly address the matter. How far back or deep should one go?

I’ve been able to distill the concept of ‘They’ to: ‘Satan’s Ambassadors on Earth’, but depending on the audience, I usually sum it up as ‘Those who rule the world, the cabal, deep state, illuminati, government, the rich and elite, the world economic forum, the UN, and as George Carlin put it the BIG club.'

‘They’ is not only made up of the pinnacle of the pyramid, it’s also their executive branches, their puppet leaders and all the useful idiots that knowingly or unknowingly help to further their agenda of absolute control and enslavement of humanity.

At the beginning of this journey, when you first realize the depth of the deception and the satanic nature of their plans and means, you are overcome with an overwhelming need for justice and revenge.

You pray that one day there will be divine justice, for the only punishment that would fit the crime would be to rot in hell for eternity.

I still pray that it will be so, and I will continue to work to raise awareness to the manipulation and the crimes, but as you keep evolving along this path towards truth, you realize that our mission is not to kill the ‘beast’, but simply to stop feeding it.

Our mission is to unplug, to disconnect, to disengage from the ‘system’, from the matrix, until the ‘beast’ implodes from within.

Counterintuitively, our only ‘attack’ strategy, is to withdraw. Withdraw our focus, withdraw our consent, withdraw our cooperation, withdraw our compliance and most of all, we must withdraw the energy it feeds from: our belief and fear.

Their power is an illusion fed by our own ignorant belief that they have it, but the most important truth you will uncover along this journey, is that WE hold the power, we always have, we just didn’t know it. But now we do.

The ‘They’ are doomed the day more of us finally understand what 'They' are doing.

[the-solitary-cyclist]

Autumn in Warsaw 🐿️🍂

[tatanote]

Day 8 - 23 Dec 2024

[🐛] Core Report:

Hours spent: 4h 17m

Completed parts: 4 parts

Written words: 806 words

Anki flashcards: 92 cards

Today was a good day because I felt a sense of progress. I worked on my textbook, repeated some listening exercises, and took a small step forward in writing. Although it’s still not enough to reach my desired skill level, it feels like a step in the right direction. I completed all three mini-habits, and I achieved one of the three goals I had set for the day.

I could not go further because unexpected evening tasks consumed my time, but I'm satisfied with what I accomplished. I still need to carve out more time for myself to complete more tasks and check off more parts of my books. There’s still a long way to go.

Hope you’re having a nice and peaceful day.

Three Good Things of the Day

The lovely scent of sweet lime peel.

Finishing a long-overdue task.

A refreshing nap.

[nimayndolo]

lil thoughts 10262024

[sommeronasolitarybeach]

 château de Versailles, France, July 2023

Instagram!

[onemillennia]

Kiyus at 15K’s studio session

Photography by Ayedatsmanny

Shot on Sony Handycam VHS (night vision)

December 2024

ONE MILLENNIA MAGAZINE DECEMBER 24’

[ayedatsmanny]

“got a hemp?”

My boy Risky caught on 35mm at Adwoa’s performance at UMD.

Beautiful performance by the way

Shot on Tmax 400 film on canon sureshot 85 tele

[saintflint]

anyfuckingway. smallest moth i ever knew this morning.

[voluntarysees]

1:12am

i stared out the window for a while, then to where the moonlight had created a frame of you as you slept, and the star lights that had so fittingly decorated your shelf were so soft on the eyes.

if i held my breath i could hear you breathe.

the scene might have been too beautiful for me to dream anything better that night..

[miraakle]

Kathmandu, Nepal.

January 2024.

@miraakle_

[shrugging]

Disturbing nature that i've been documenting recently.

[wordsonscratch]

Fool Me Once

For today's journal entry, I really didn't want to have no entry today. As much as possible, I want to maintain this daily journal habit. I just want to share that I have finished reading "Fool Me Once" by Harlan Coben. It has 8 episodes on Netflix, and I watched the first 5 episodes yesterday, completing the rest today. Although I haven't read any of Harlan Coben's books, these Netflix 8-part mini-series managed to keep me engaged until the end. However, I did notice some flaws. It is painfully slow in the first five episodes, and then everything picks up at episode six.

Maya Stern (played by Michelle Keegan) is the central character in the narrative, attempting to reconcile with the brutal killing of her spouse, Joe (portrayed by Richard Armitage). When she discovers surveillance footage featuring a familiar man inside her home, numerous unanswered questions linger. Driven to uncover the truth, Detective Sami Kierce (acted by Adeel Akhtar), leading the homicide investigation alongside his new partner Marty (portrayed by Dino Fetscher), delves into the circumstances surrounding Joe’s demise while grappling with his own concealed secrets. The complexity deepens as Maya's sister had also been murdered months before Joe, prompting speculation about potential connections between the two cases.

This exceptional mystery thriller has become a topic of widespread discussion. The characters are intricately developed, fostering an easy connection between the audience and their respective struggles. Brimming with mystery and suspense, the show maintains a gripping intensity throughout, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. The show's adeptness at sustaining intrigue and viewer engagement stands as a testament to its skillful execution.

Featuring multiple subplots, varying in significance, and boasting a narrative that is both imaginative and enthralling, "Fool Me Once" is essential viewing for enthusiasts of thrilling and thought-provoking experiences. Disregard any negative reviews; the show is truly fantastic.

[vmprbat]

in cellabration of the new frnk video, sharing the video i took from my show nearly 10 yrs ago 🕸️🖤

frnkiero andthe cellabration opening for taking back sunday at the spokane knitting factory, 9.24.14

[tatanote]

Day 1 - 16 Dec 2024

Core Report:

Hours spent: 5h 55m

Completed parts: 7 parts

Written words: 838 words

I wanted to share this last night, but something happened. I got a medical injury in my right eye, and it really SUCKS. It’ll probably stick with me until next week, and I might even need a mini-surgery—I hope not! Honestly, I’m really mad about this. This might lead to wasted time, and I absolutely hate that. On top of it, the physical pain brought a psychological weight that’s hard to explain. Maybe it’s silly, but feeling helpless about this has added to my frustration.

Anyway, back to the main purpose of this blog. Here’s what I planned to write about:

Written Words This number shows how much I wrote that day. I write every day about anything and everything: my thoughts, observations, book notes, and so on.

7 Completed Parts Yesterday, I studied 7 sections of English material. English isn’t my first language, and learning it is one of my major goals. I really want to improve my writing and eventually be able to read more books in English. So many amazing books are only available in English, and I long to read them! So yeah, English is a big focus for me right now. And… I’m sorry in advance for my bad writing!

Yesterday, because of the eye injury, I couldn’t stick to my plan to read a non-textbook from my reading list. I hope to make up for it in the coming days.

Another goal is to retrieve my high-school knowledge in English. I thought I had a solid grasp back then, but now I see so many gaps in my understanding. Overall, what I remember doesn’t seem worth much. That realization is super annoying, and it’s another reason I’m working on it.

Besides English, I’m exploring more subjects. I want to give myself the chance to discover what I truly love and find new interests. To make this happen, I know I need to manage my time better, focus more, and even improve my physical health so that I can handle more.

And that’s it for now! I know I’ve rambled—sorry about that. Moving forward, I’ll try to keep these updates shorter and focus more on REAL progress. To wrap up, here’s a quick list of good moments from my day (positivity, right?) and a Spotify link to one of my favourite songs. No fancy photos I post here, but I hope this adds a little fun!

If you’ve read this far, I hope your day is better than mine—without any red traces of blood coming from your right eye!

Three Good Moments of the Day: 1. Enjoying a relaxing bath. 2. Spotting little pink hearts drawn by kids on the wall—they looked so aesthetic. 3. Dancing to TWICE songs with Nana.