Twig thinks every falling leaf is a grand conspiracy. I just want to finish this coffee before the forest decides to be loud again. Maybe the nap continues.
Woolly thinks a blanket is a substitute for silence or a working coffee machine. It is not. My shoulders are warm, but my motivation is still buried somewhere in last October.
The bear is finally unconscious and the frog is holding the perimeter. If you knock, he will personally ensure you never find the door again. We are closed for the century.
The sun is up, which is an objective failure. If I don't finish this mug in the next three minutes, I am going back to bed for another decade. Wake me up when it is winter.
The world is loud, the coffee is gone, and the frog is currently dampening my floor. My level of enthusiasm for today is physically impossible to measure.
Drizzle thinks it might pour tomorrow. I told her I hope the roof collapses so I can finally sleep without hearing her talk. Sheβs currently hanging from the ceiling. Naturally.