200 Easy Grip Blocks to say a massive thank you for all platforms, pt1

I started by budgeting and ordering Easy Grip chalk back in Ghana, then waited for the shipment that arrived weeks later. I spent three hours unboxing and sorting the broken chalk into whole blocks, a task I shared with a friend whose availability was limited. Before each crush I arranged the chalk con aesthetically and shot a short photoshoot to share a before‑and‑after look, reminding my audience that the real work is in editing and marketing. I chose to crush the chalk in the quiet hours of early dawn, around 2‑am to 4‑am, to keep noise to a minimum. The crushing itself took a while, but the real struggle was editing; after a long day I only managed to finish the video in a handful of hours, half‑asleep and surrounded by the calming sound of breaking chalk. Once the video was uploaded, I monitored comments and responded, then went back to clean up the crushed powder, which I plan to store in bin bags until I have space. I thanked everyone for their support and promised a second part.