“You do more in a morning than some people do in two weeks,” a graphologist once told me, having analyzed my handwriting.
It was not news to me. I was raised to be a morning person. Waking before the rest of the family and getting ahead of the day was my way. Until I got sick, that is. Then everything changed. Mornings became impossible and nights sleepless.
The addition of dogs to our family has forced me to be a morning person again. Eager yips wake me before seven, and the demands are real. My body is having a hard time complying. I am ready to nap within an hour of waking, and I need several rests throughout the day. My mind, however; is liking the shift.
I have plans for mornings, like to catch a sunset, or write for an hour before having breakfast, or sketching, or….
What do mornings mean to you? Create a post – be it poem, prose, photography, or other – and drop a link in the comments below, or try a pingback (they are unreliable lately).
Look forward to your responses.
One Woman's Quest II 
I’m rarely a morning person, but sometimes when the sky is aflame, my heart soars. https://odaciuk.wordpress.com/2020/03/14/serene-moment/
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The best of mornings.
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Hi VJ…my ping back didn’t work. Here is my link
Pat
https://thoughtsandentanglements.wordpress.com/2020/03/13/lush-leaves/
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Thanks so much Pat. I think the pingbacks don’t work until I okay them, but this words also.
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Ok… didn’t realize. Thanks V J
Pat
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No problem.
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Wonderful!
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Lovely!
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Thanks for joining in!
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Good response.
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You have the writing challenges VJ! Let me share here: Coffee is a morning ritual that breathes life into each day. Lighting my way. Warming my heart. Energizing my spirit. Quickening my step. I couldn’t imagine a more sparkly start to my day then Coffee. Breath. Light. Warmth. Energy. All in one cup that overflows for the rest of my day… xoxo
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That’s wonderful. Tea does the same for me. Hard to kick start the day without it.
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The meaning of “morning” sure changes over the years. Another interesting prompt 🙂
http://oneletterup.com/2020/03/12/morning-moments
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It sure does. Sweet post.
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Thank you 😊
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Welcome.
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Hmmm…now you’ve got me thinking, lol
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Love this!
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I actually remember when my English relatives did not have indoor plumbing. Brrr.
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https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2020/03/10/unburdened-2/
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Provocative, Reena.
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