I wake up every morning full of life, bouncing out of bed with a huge smile on my face and a consciousness brimming over with the opportunities each day offers. I kid you not. It doesn't hurt that we have a fantastic coffee maker which grinds and brews cappuccinos. I am a morning person, I'm not sure why, my Mother wrote the book on it -- perhaps that's it. When I need to put myself in a 'happy place' I think of our farm at home, when I would get up at dawn and walk the meadows, pick Queen Anne's lace by the arm full, and watch the sunrise, sipping coffee on the rocker on the back porch and listen to the birds greet the day. Magic.ozchick wrote:Does anyone else wake up in the morning saying to themselves:
"This is NOT happening ! I just can't do this " etc.
Lately the sentence has included all sorts of expletives that aren't normally in my vocabulary ! Like - "bottom!"
Nah, but seriously, this going to work gig is really getting me down. And by the time I get home again it's time to go to bed again......and don't tell me to go running in the morning. I can hardly go running when I'm busy walking into walls and trying to find the shower-tap without turning the light on !
Sigh....is this old age ? How does one face up to the morning more cheerfully ?
And please if YOU also feel the same as I do, would you tell me so cos then I won't feel so alone......yawn.....
If I do that I find myself picking myself up off the floor as my knees are crook. Actually I wake up full of life as well, then about 30 seconds later I realize I'm still in Singapore and my heart sinks to it's normal low.road.not.taken wrote:I wake up every morning full of life, bouncing out of bed
Tell me about it! I used to be late for school every morning, I was also late every other day in the construction industry too, had the nickname KIP, because I used to doze off, because i'd been up all night chasing skirt!.Sigh....is this old age ? How does one face up to the morning more cheerfully ?
And please if YOU also feel the same as I do, would you tell me so cos then I won't feel so alone......yawn
Anything to motivate me to get into bedgirlabsolut wrote:You are not alone. I think all of us have days when we feel like shit. But most of the time, I hope we wake up excited about what the new day has to offer for us.
I always look forward to finish my job so I can have an after-work drink. Anything to motivate me to get out of the bed.
Well, think of it in a positive light - at least you are not going to bed alone! =]ksl wrote:Anything to motivate me to get into bedgirlabsolut wrote:You are not alone. I think all of us have days when we feel like shit. But most of the time, I hope we wake up excited about what the new day has to offer for us.
I always look forward to finish my job so I can have an after-work drink. Anything to motivate me to get out of the bed.Don't say the wife
She takes all the room up, by the time i get there!
I am always the last to crawl on my hands and knees to the pit, afraid that if i close my eyes, i may miss something, what i have no idea, But I do know, I will have to start forcing myself to go to bed soon, otherwise I'll be getting wrinkles
Why don't you just leave if you don't like it there?cutiebutie wrote:Same - I wake up and am immediately saddened that I am still in Thailand and whenever something gies right it is inevitably followed by a downer from the locals.
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