You know how they say that mothers get all nostalgic and weepy and fall into little my-baby's-growing-up-too-fast emotional pieces during the first haircut?
Nah.
I mean, trust me: I have plenty of weepy my-baby's-growing-up-too-fast moments. Plenty.
This just wasn't one of them; I was more or less thrilled that we made it through the entire experience without tears or, you know...stab wounds caused by contact between a flailing baby head and an errant pair of scissors.
This is where I spent most of yesterday: in one of the most beautiful places on the planet, Chatauqua Park. You know, in college I had a roommate who had grown up right in this part of Boulder, and was always going on and on about how it was the best place in the world, and everyone should live there, and I didn't really get it...
But now I do. It's that beautiful. And the people are friendly, and everyone's outdoorsy, and the streets are clean, and the restaurants (from what I've seen) are great, and the vintage shopping appears fairly spectacular (I'll do more research on this point later on today), and et cetera et cetera. A+ city.
This photograph is much less weird than it appears: that's me posing with my makeup artist, Cindy, while our sound guy adjusts my mic. I can't explain why I'm holding that stick.
I'm headed to Colorado for the week with Better TV, filming a bunch of segments on fall/holiday fashion (yes, already). This trip has presented a bit of a packing conundrum, because it's apparently going to fluctuate between sixty degrees and a blizzard during the five days that I'll be there. Oh yes, and I'm bringing wardrobe for five different segments, plus a couple of additional segments that we may or may not film...but at this point aren't exactly certain what said segments might entail.
Which makes them difficult to pack for.
Basically, I'm bringing All The Things.
But here's what I'm bringing in my carry-on (that's an Isabella Fiore satchel).
Look at that little man.
Just rambling through the mall, all cool and grown-up and like ain't nothing gonna faze him.
The kind of guy who could just mosey on into a 10AM matinee of The Croods - no biggie - and just sit there, chilling in his seat with his popcorn, for the full one hour and thirty-one minutes.
My new reel is done! Thought you might be interested in taking a look; it's basically just a whole bunch of clips from various projects I've worked on over the past year or so, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
(P.S. If you're curious, the "NSB" you see at the start of the video refers to my hosting agents, who created this reel and who I work with on things like Better TV; my digital media managers, DBA, are the ones with whom I work on the RG-related collaborations you see here.)
