I Miss The Sun

 

Hello, once again. So here's the next update on the video about me. To be honest I'm ready to slap this baby together and get it over with. But spoilers, today it rained. That cut some of my plans. Sucks, but I can do it tomorrow or whenever. I just wanted to wait until noon to get the sun at its peak. If the sun’s at its brightest, everything just automatically looks better. Including me (I’m joking but not really).


Moving on, I put on my pajamas, because I felt like it best represents me. Not like I actually wear them, they just look cute. It’s a onesie, with deers scattered around it. Anyways, I put those on and got recording. I turned the video on and recorded me sitting on the couch, just to set up the intro. What I was going to do next was go outside to film the next clip, but that is obviously scrapped out. For now, at least. Next, I filmed myself showing my sketches in this small sketchbook I own. It's pretty small, and the drawings are from last school year, but I was still proud of what I produced there. Following the quickest sketchbook tour in existence, I moved on to filming my favorite drink. 


Water.


Because water is the best thing on this earth yet it is underappreciated. That pretty much summarizes what I filmed that day. I would blog more, but the weather is pretty gnarly out there and I don't want to get hurt.


Till’ next time.

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