I’m a morning person. Always have been.
Oh, but I’m not one of those chirpy, can’t-stop-chattering morning people.
I wake up quickly but quietly. I love my sunrise alone time.
Give me odorous at sunrise a garden of beautiful flowers where I can walk undisturbed.
– Walt Whitman
Science has proven that there really are morning people and night people. They’ve done a lot of research to assure us of what we’ve always known:
Some of us are energized when the sun goes down. We morning people go down with it.
Everything will look better in the morning, you’ll see.
– Nancy Williams, my mom
The days of my life have nearly always started in the dark. I was never late to school, I was early.
I’ve begun my work mornings long before dawn for the best 40 of my 50 years in radio. On those rare occasions that I’ve slept in until after sunrise I feel like I’ve cheated myself of a whole day.
Some people function better at night, they just do. I’ve never pitied or envied them, not out loud, anyway.
They are always horrified to think of awakening before the crack of 10 a.m.
We laugh at each other but neither of us would change our ways.
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My friend and blogging partner, Anita, is a morning person, too. Here are her thoughts: http://theagingofaquarius.com/ag_blog/morning-people-versus-the-world/
I’m remembering a picture you posted a while back of you stretched out in a big easy chair with a morning cup of coffee and a dog next to you. A good way to greet the day.