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Project 3: Weight: Have your character interact with a weight. You may use or reference any part of your walk cycle to create an introduction to the scene/have your character approach the object to be lifted.
As you could see from my previous post I really like animals. I work in a pet store so if I'm not taking care of the pets then im watching them/looking after them. I find hamsters interesting. When we were given this project the first thing that came to mind was a hamster boarding its food and struggling to move it all. Which I have seen a lot at work. 

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