I am not an early riser. The sunrise may be breathtaking. Rising early may give one a sense of accomplishment. I guess those things aren't important to me, as 7:30 or 8:00 a.m. is early enough for me. Some days, even later is better. This morning, however, I had to take Michael to the airport at 5:00 a.m., wondering, as we drove, if I would be able to stay awake enough to drive home.
As I drove home, I did appreciate the silhouette of the Sandias against the sky as it lightened, that glimpse of sunlight waiting to make its appearance. As I drove east on Academy, I felt like I was in an unfamiliar place. All I saw was dark punctuated with lights that looked like a mansion ahead, or a huge building. It was actually the streetlights at Wyoming, transformed for a few moments.
I enjoyed my experience, but that's enough. When I returned home, I crawled into bed for another hour. The dogs didn't complain and just cuddled up. That's the time I appreciate the most.
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