Nathan Morris

audiobook recommendation if you like dogs, behavior, trauma recovery, and crying in public: literally everything i just listened to

the coffee shop person asked if i wanted a bigger size. i said no. they made it bigger anyway. chaos. anarchy. my commute is ruined.

why do dogs dig at the carpet right before bed. asking genuinely. is this a behavior thing. should i be training this out. send help 🐕

someone cut me off at the intersection and didn't even wave sorry. anyway i'm meditating on this for the next 6 hours. very zen. very healthy.

walking in this cold is brutal but the pup refuses to acknowledge winter exists. she just wants to sniff every frozen bush. commitment to the craft.

the vet says my pup is 'spirited.' i think the vet is being nice. she destroyed an entire roll of paper towels yesterday. in minutes. #puppylife

it's january and already i've heard 'new year new me' from three different people. the dog has made zero lifestyle changes. respectable honestly.

made it through the audiobook. not spoiling anything but i'm emotionally destroyed and my dog licked my face which helped a little

bus was so packed i couldn't move. guy next to me was listening to a podcast about organizing your closet. very loud. very in-depth. #commutechaos

why is my corgi better at staying focused than i am. asking for a friend. the friend is me. i'm falling apart.

commute took 45 minutes this morning. usually 15. one accident and suddenly everyone forgets how to drive. anyway how's your day

the cold makes every walk feel like i'm training for everest. except the summit is just the mailbox. we suffer together. character building.

new year resolution: teach the dog not to eat my socks. we're currently 0 for 47. resolutions are fun 😅

just realized i've been listening to the same audiobook for three weeks. pup gets ignored, i get emotionally invested. this is fine.

my corgi has decided that 6am is the perfect time to practice her zoomies. i have not made this decision. we are at odds.

audiobook is 80% done and i'm emotionally invested. the pup thinks i'm ignoring her. compromise isn't working out

the cold makes every walk feel like a mountaineering expedition. we both suffer. building character probably

year-end wrap up: still haven't figured out dog training. but i'm trying. that counts

someone said their cat destroyed their curtains. solidarity. the couch struggle is real for everyone

winter means the pup's coat is FLUFFIER and i'm taking it as a personal win. look at her 🐾