Harrison Fugman

But she wasn't buying into it.

She was very, very sad.

But the difference between today and yesterday is normally when we go downstairs in the morning, we take time to figure out what we're going to make her for breakfast.

And so yesterday, I go downstairs and we're standing in front of the fridge and I'm trying to be like, all right, Bobbs, what do we want?

And we kind of talk through some things.

But she was just

Versus today, I was like, all right, we're going down and we're going cheese.

So I'm like, bye, bye, bye.

And right when I went to the stairs, I was like, cheese, cheese, cheese.

And then by the time we got to the fridge, pulled out cheese, she got the cheese and she was happy.

Yeah.

So she got distracted.

So we're still early in.

I think that the mornings, there's a bit of a transition time.

Nothing too crazy.

I just need to make sure that I get her attention on something else right away.

Obviously, no rocket science, and I think I just said right there.

But the days, she hasn't seemed to notice.

Last night, she didn't notice at all.

The night before, she didn't notice at all.