D'OH! Nuts

Hello my full moon drone pilots,

I hope your week is going well! It's going to be a very busy one for me leading up to the winter break. I'm looking forward to not working 12-14 hour days for a bit. Here are a few photos of our tree at work. You probably guessed that I donated the tree topper. And there's my face! I'm wearing my new Trejos Tacos beanie.

Last week you may have noticed that I didn't write very much on my blog to go along with the photos from the Design Museum. There were lots of little stories that I wanted to share with you but didn't.

For example, I wanted to tell you about the creepy little kid staring at me through the entrance door to the exhibit, and how the museum attendant told me to push the door hard into his face. I wanted to tell you that my water bottle slowly leaked the entire time that I was there, so by the time I left, my upper thigh and everything in my tote bag was soaking wet. I wanted to tell you that it was so fun to see puppets that animators I know and love have animated shots with. And I wanted to tell you that I was more excited to see the evolution of the telephone design through history than Tim Burton's sketches! (Oh, dear. Good thing I didn't tell you that.)

Today, I ordered some doughnuts from Doh'hut -- three sweet and one savory. I spent (almost) all day filming and cutting together the videos below. I hope you like them! It felt good to be creative. I really like my coffee montage. (BTW, once you watch these videos, you will now know -- if you didn't already -- that I can be really weird.)

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There you have it! My fake taste testing show! Would you watch another episode? As you can see, the production quality is extremely high. Unfortunately, the host costs a lot of money and is very demanding. I'd spill the tea about her if I didn't think I'd sue myself for invasion of privacy.

Sending you lots of love or, if you're uncomfortable with that, a very solid platonic high five! The kind where you're like, wow, that was a great high five and you both walk away smiling, wishing you could high five like that all the time. But most of the time, it's half your hand that barely connects with theirs and you get a "boo" from the other person. Anyway, that's never happened to me.

Take care of yourself (remember, you put your own oxygen mask on first) and let me know what you think of my silly videos.

Till next time,

Your WereMack in London