Get It Together

Some of the best times of my

entire life

happen with my little family

in D-Town.

We have a good time,

we do great work,

and I love them.

What else can I say?

We've gone entirely insane,

and it's been rad.

No matter the stress

that comes with the projects,

I know I can count on them,

I know we'll power through

anything.

I can't imagine my life

without d-town, actually.

I love filming, editing,

these people.

I love the long hours

(surprisingly)

in the studio,

the not coming home until

8:30, after doing work.

Doing something fulfilling

for a change.

It isn't busy work.

It isn't required work.

It's work I enjoy doing,

work I love,

and know they love too.

It makes me so

happy.

So pleased.

It makes me feel

alive and useful

and makes my heart

feel full.

And so I worked for

hours with my little family,

and then drove home with my

bass turned up and Matt and Kim

blasting away and thumping

into my heart,

and it was great.

Today was great.

I think tomorrow will be pretty

good too.

And hey, dear,

I love you.

I love when you're

silly and make weird sounds,

and when your hair's all messed up

and act like you're truly

one of us, and we can all have a

splendid time.

I love you, silly boy.