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Sponge Hat

 5 Minute Crafts has what I think they called a "parenting" hack of making a hat out of sponges (I cannot find the video at the moment) so children don't bump their heads on things, and I may not be a parent, but I am an oversized child so I figured it would apply to me. I used double-sided tape for this one instead of the glue they used.

I consider this a success. I will no longer bump my forehead on random corners. My brains are secure, so naturally, it is time to test how secure. I joke. I didn't go smashing my head into things.

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