This week I worked on the Haunted House. My room is the bug room and it's basically a room that is gonna have the illusion that bug are all over you. So far al I did was brainstorm ideas and take measurements the next step is to go on amazon and see what we need. Something that went well is the ideas that flowed. I think it is gonna be a really good room. There hasn't been a struggle yet really. This week I think I did okay. I have been dragging a little bit I feel

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