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I've always been a night-owl, but lately have been waking early and seeing for the first time how the morning light strikes things around here....a new dawning?      It is so different. Have you tried this? Or experiencing late night if you are a lark?
16 Comments
Linda
12/4/2016 01:08:26 am
I'm a morning person, and think it's a beautiful time of day. Envious of your view, though!
Freda
12/4/2016 01:37:36 pm
I am so fortunate to have that view..
Lotta
12/4/2016 01:31:00 am
I'm more of a lark, but sometimes I'm a lazy lark! I adore morning light and I always wake up much earlier than normal too at this time of year. I love that feeling of having the world to yourself and I don't think I'd be able to resist taking a cup of tea down to your beach if I was awake at dawn on a sunny morning!
Freda
12/4/2016 01:38:27 pm
I have done that. Once!
Julia
12/4/2016 03:00:32 am
Welcome to the joys of early morning, Freda.....for me, it has always been the best time of day...quiet....no one is about yet, and the birds are siniging their praises...
Freda
12/4/2016 01:39:40 pm
I don't know if I can keep up both owling and larking - burning the candle at both ends!
cath
12/4/2016 08:31:38 am
Lately I seem to have the best of both worlds, I am night-owling or I am lark- ing.
Freda
12/4/2016 01:40:38 pm
Ah, either/or is better than both. I do love silence too.
Lucille
12/4/2016 11:48:24 am
It has taken me years to understand how the light falls in this house, during the day and during the year. I have prisms at a westerly window and they bring rainbows onto the landing in spring and autumn but of course the sun is either too low or too high the rest of the year. I find it hard to stay up late but am always awake around 5am. Not necessarily up though!
Freda
12/4/2016 01:41:57 pm
Oh that is very early! Your westerly rainbows sound delightful Lucille.
Mary
13/4/2016 04:45:21 am
Well, considering I get up most days at 4 am, I am definitely a lark. However, I do appreciate a great sunset or watching how fast-moving clouds can change a landscape so that you feel you are watching a sped up motion picture. Light pollution, while creeping in, has not quite obliterated the night sky in my area, so that I sometimes can stand on my back deck and still get a sweeping view of a starlit night.
Freda
13/4/2016 01:02:32 pm
That's even earlier than Lucille! I have cerainly seen more starlit nights than dawns....maybe that is changing.
Mary R.
13/4/2016 04:58:01 pm
Your pictures of the sun on the red table and yellow bowl are stunning...and I have read of the emotional connection to the table. They may be my most favorite pictures of yours. I like you so much, Freda.
Freda
14/4/2016 09:09:24 am
So glad you like them Mary R (and me!) Thank you for commenting. 18/4/2016 12:28:23 pm
As you know I am very familiar with early mornings and the way the light shines through the windows. I am not so familiar with the light in the middle of the night! Sarah x
Freda
18/4/2016 02:24:20 pm
Your dawn posts are usually the nearest I get to seeing it Sarah, and I do enjoy them! Leave a Reply. |
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