Early Mornings
Our kids now range in age from 4 to 10. Great ages, right? For the most part, they are self-sufficient and they can sleep through the night. Furthermore, they pretty much wait to wake up in the morning until after 6:30 am. I could ask for more, but then I'd look at myself as selfish.
So lately, now that I am teaching 2 classes and trying to finish writing two novels (I am going to be positive and therefore I am calling them novels instead of stories), I find myself creeping out of bed between the hours of 5 and 6 am. The last two nights, I have been downstairs by 5:30 am. I am just trying to find peace and quiet. Something that, as you can imagine, is pretty scarce around here.
This morning was a morning that I quickly dressed and made it to the kitchen by 5:32 am. I brewed a cup of coffee, grabbed my morning bowl of toasted oats, and sat back to listen to the silence. It was heavenly.
The downside to my early morning activity is that I am tired by 8 pm. It is coming upon that now, and to be quite frank, I am ready for bed. Too bad I have more lectures to prepare.
See you in the morning!
So lately, now that I am teaching 2 classes and trying to finish writing two novels (I am going to be positive and therefore I am calling them novels instead of stories), I find myself creeping out of bed between the hours of 5 and 6 am. The last two nights, I have been downstairs by 5:30 am. I am just trying to find peace and quiet. Something that, as you can imagine, is pretty scarce around here.
This morning was a morning that I quickly dressed and made it to the kitchen by 5:32 am. I brewed a cup of coffee, grabbed my morning bowl of toasted oats, and sat back to listen to the silence. It was heavenly.
The downside to my early morning activity is that I am tired by 8 pm. It is coming upon that now, and to be quite frank, I am ready for bed. Too bad I have more lectures to prepare.
See you in the morning!
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