This work presents five channels of prerecorded video materials, synced to stereo audio as a way to examine the moments of everyday beauty that can be found both within and between times of activity. As we forge new memories on aging hardware, it is sometimes surprising what fragments of experience are deemed relevant, and preserved. It is also surprising how the process of storage and recall often distorts memory, creating images which can be hazy, idealized, or otherwise unrealistic. This work uses video footage of both rare and recurring experiences to explore the artists’ experience of memory, as well as the ways in which the mundane or private rituals of daily life can provide seeds for larger, more abstract experiences.