43. dedicated to





43. dedicated to...


 I’m warning you In advance, have tissues ready for this one.

 

I like to keep things silly and goofy on my blog, I’m a fairly light person personality-wise so It feels right to write like that. But I wanted to use this last post to dedicate It to someone really Important to me.

 

Earlier In barbie dream house films history, I Introduced you to my best friend and the light of my life, my dog Leia. you may remember her, you know, cool dog with glasses? yeah. that’s her. well, on november 14, leia passed away. we had to end our time with her much, much earlier than we would’ve liked, due to some complications with her liver health. throughout It all, leia had been my biggest Inspiration. I know I barely talked about her here, but she really was helping me backstage every step of the way. she sat with me whenever I would force myself to sit down and write up a blog, she comforted me whenever I got frustrated about an Issue, and she was my own little muse, as silly as It may sound. so, although I can’t literally dedicate the project to her, I’m at the very least gonna dedicate my part to her, In spirit. these are some clips I took of her when I was practicing camera shot sizes, so It feels right to share them here.

 

One last time, thank you leia for helping me figure It all out. 🤍


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