Sunrise Reward
I am not a morning person. I hit my snooze alarm multiple times before I can bear to get up. That means I have to set my clock to ring early as a buffer so I have time to hit the snooze button. I am not above trying to fool myself into getting up on time.
I say “thank you” as soon as my feet hit the floor. I think that starting the day with words of gratitude is a good habit. Still, I go about my morning routine in a blasé manner. Routine is routine after all.
Maybe, I like the little thrill that comes from beating the clock, the adrenaline rush of meeting the press for time. Maybe.
I do know that the best reward for getting up early is a view of a beautiful sunrise!
(Posted in response to the photo challenge: Reward. Also posted in Lucile’s Photo Rehab clinic.)
Posted on February 28, 2015, in Daily life, home, Musings, Photography, Sky Gazing and tagged Photo challenge, reward, sky gazing, sunrise. Bookmark the permalink. 19 Comments.
Indeed, the beat reward is to see the sun rise:)
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Indeed, the best reward is to see the sun rise:)
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So true!
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Wow, that’s a gorgeous sight!
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Thanks. It was so beautiful that I rushed to get my camera fearing it would fade away!
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I agree, as a non-morning person, sunrise is a very special time of day when I’m fortunate enough to grace it!
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Of course, sunsets are nice too!
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Particularly, if not a morning person, a beautiful sunrise can really start a person’s day off on the right foot.
Thank you for sharing! 🙂
~Carl~
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Yes, a pretty sunrise is a good eye opener!
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Good morning! What a lovely sunrise to wake up to.
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Good day to you!
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What gorgeous colours. I’m not a morning person either. At all!
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Thanks. Night owls unite!
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Waking up with the birds definitely is rewarding Oh, sunrise!
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I hope the bird songs of spring are on the way!
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They are here all year round due to temperate Vancouver climate. Waiting for the bees, though.
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There are still birds here too, just not all of them!
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