The Power of Time - Part 3
2022 ж. 8 Ақп.
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My parents had phones they used for several years. When they finally upgraded their phones a few years ago, me and my brother received them. The home screen of each phone is permanently marked on the screen and can be faintly seen. My dad's old phone is currently on my secondary desk buried in papers, but I have no idea where my mom's ended up, though it's probably still somewhere. I may charge them up and take a photo of the screens and submit it to be amazed later.
I’m a classically trained pianist but also play church music, jazz, contemporary and 70’s rock. In all my 60 years of playing many different pianos, I have NEVER seen anything like this. I have never had any colleagues talk about such a phenomenon either.
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My grandad was a coach painter. He worked on the Queen's coaches and The Lord Mayor of London's coach. When we used to visit my grandparents as a boy he used to have this huge chunk of old paint he'd chipped off of his work bench. When they were painting, the coach painters used to dip their brushes into the paint and wipe the excess off on the edge of their benches. Over years they built up, layer by layer, into a thick crust. So, one day, he decided to take some home. He sanded the sides and then polished it to really bring out the colours. I was fascinated by it as a kid and always asked if he'd let me see it. He always would and say how some of that paint was the same paint found on the Queens state coach.
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Speaking of dogs growing older as the years go by, I have a part terrier mix and she weighs in at 17 lbs. I found her in a shelter about 9 years ago, and she has gracefully aged over the years. I don't know what I would do without her, she's very special, and her name is Molly. 😊
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My friends keyboard actually had the pc gamers "mark of a coward". I has thought that was just a joke/meme until that day. Once I pointed it out he promptly said it was his wife's keyboard.
The keys on the piano were missing their ivory plates that protect the wooden body of the keys underneath. Notice the ivory protudes slightly farther out past the end of the key. Without the ivory the wood is susceptible to the alkalinity of the oils and grime we carry on our fingers.
The piano might have been used to teach students, who practice certain music over and over and over again. A church would probably have replaced the keys while a teacher with little in the way of resources might have ended up with the keys getting worn. Or possibly it was someone who had a favorite song and a fading mind. The latter is sad, but the piano might have been left alone until the person who played it could no longer do so.
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Ive never heard of a Teeter-totter before, I live in England and we call it a seesaw. You learn something new everyday.
It's really fascinating, you could see how humans behave and affect their surroundings.
Bruh
The sapling center of old trees blew my mind as, I'd never seen it before. Thanks for the upload.
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Time fades even legends
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