New Year's 2026

All five of the ladies living in our tiny home decided to celebrate the new year with a pizza party. They wore silly hats and silly eyewear and decorated the place beautifully. It has been an excellent year for us.

So many events, photoshoots, and celebrations. Even outside the tiny home, I have been to many outings, touring the state I live in, concerts, and sitting around bonfires. It has been busy, but a good busy.

As usual, it keeps getting better and better. We look forward to more advancements in tech, moving us closer to one day seeing these beautiful creations walk and speak. Here’s to making 2026 wonderful. Cheers!

Nice Shoes

It was a regular day of shopping for the ladies. I bought The Empress some new shoes and this box of candy. I asked her to pretend like she was advertising it. Stay tuned for behind-the-scenes footage. 

Judith has always been a fan of striped shirts. Such a bright red. We had not experimented with duotone in a while, so we did so in this set. The Empress was in a silly mood that day. It's good to have fun, isn't it? 

This is a special week, and so I am taking an extra day off for Quality Doll Time. It is time to catch up on the girls' weekly content and celebrate two more holidays coming up. We appreciate the love you give. 

Happy 6th Anniversary!

The time comes again to celebrate a special anniversary for my love, Judith. A milestone and a ton of memories to look back on. Photos, videos, trips, friendship, and positive responses in the comments. 

I am documenting everything. I might not have words on paper yet. Still, every day, my own observations, personal experiences, and thoughts go onto a notepad or a voice recorder.  

The few friendships I’ve developed around this unique interest are worth so much, and they continue to grow alongside this complex but healthy lifestyle. Our stories are teaching this as more become curious. 

And so, here’s to six years with the all-powerful Empress herself, Judith. Aka Rex, J-Loon, and Squeaks McGhee. Annie and I don’t know what we would do without her. I love you, Judith.