Katzenkaffee?
Irgendwas muss ich verpasst haben - aber selbst um diese Uhrzeit scheint der Kleine schon 4 Espresso getrunken zu haben...
Irgendwas muss ich verpasst haben - aber selbst um diese Uhrzeit scheint der Kleine schon 4 Espresso getrunken zu haben...
From a early morning trip to the lake while the fog still rested on the water. Taken on the iPhone and edited with TiltShift Generator.

This might just be the most awesome day where I've had an 8 A.M. class in my entire life. Here's my justification for that:
I did the whole up-and-out-of-the-house-in-40-minutes thing totally successfully. Even though I slept in 35 minutes past my alarm (7:05 A.M. EST is when I woke up... or thereabouts), I was able to get up, get dressed, clean up, and make an English Muffin to eat. Bonus props: I wasted time to watch NASA hit the moon with a probe/rocket, and STILL had time to get out. Sweet!
What with how much mornings generally suck, you'd normally think there would be a million and one things to consider the worst part of an nominally terrible daily occurrence.
Rummaging through the fridge for something to put together for breakfast can sometimes yield a rather pleasant concoction. Not a bad way to start what promises to be a very nice day!
7 Eleven Refills Free Fridat morning 7-11 AM
Lauren IS NOT a morning person.
Let me rephrase that: Lauren is not the same person in the morning.
Hmm...I'll try again: In the morning, Lauren isn't a person.
(There we go.)
If you don't know by now, Lauren hates mornings. Sometimes she'll keep hitting snooze on her alarm clock for over an hour. We'll have conversations in the morning that she won't even recall later that day, because she is a zombie, or sleep talking I guess.
This morning, she was snoozing and I came in to say "goodbye" for the day as I was about to leave for work. I tried to be gentle and quietly wish her a good day, but was confronted by the grumpy monster who wanted me to wait 5 minutes until her alarm clock went off, at which point she would then say "goodbye". She was already awake and talking to me (which may not hold any significance), so why couldn't she just say "goodbye" right then?
So I jumped on her, in bed, and gave her a hug. Her alarm clock went off and I said "goodbye", tucked her back in, and headed out the door.
She then probably snoozed for another hour before getting up.