Friday, March 24, 2006
On the Sunny Side
This morning the sun was shining when I came out of the gym. 6:15 and sunny, not dark! Hoorah! At last! I can even bear the 34° temperature when the sun is shining.
I was a little amazed at what a good mood it put me in. I almost skipped to my car (well, I thought about it). I truly felt that the promise of spring was in the air.
Then I got to the traffic lights that I routinely run in the mornings, in the dark. Somehow it didn’t seem like the right thing to do in the bright sunlight. Was it that I think I can see cars coming in the dark with their lights on? Did I think more people could see me in the light of day? I really don’t know what the difference was, but I do know that behavior that I thought was OK in the darkness did not feel “right” in the light of day. Hmmm, I think I may have read that somewhere before.
I was a little amazed at what a good mood it put me in. I almost skipped to my car (well, I thought about it). I truly felt that the promise of spring was in the air.
Then I got to the traffic lights that I routinely run in the mornings, in the dark. Somehow it didn’t seem like the right thing to do in the bright sunlight. Was it that I think I can see cars coming in the dark with their lights on? Did I think more people could see me in the light of day? I really don’t know what the difference was, but I do know that behavior that I thought was OK in the darkness did not feel “right” in the light of day. Hmmm, I think I may have read that somewhere before.
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I have started every day this week in the best mood because it is light outside!
I have been waking up between 6 and 6:30, having a cup of coffee, talking with Bryon, and getting ready for the day before the kids are up.
Why must daylight savings ruin that next week?
I have been waking up between 6 and 6:30, having a cup of coffee, talking with Bryon, and getting ready for the day before the kids are up.
Why must daylight savings ruin that next week?
Elizabeth - I envy you - my kids have been getting up at 5:45 BECAUSE if the light - I'm looking forward to next week!
Good reminder to live in the light Donna!
Good reminder to live in the light Donna!
hello from paducah ky
i am new to your blog yesterday and thought i would comment and let you know i am a reader not a lurker
i think the bible says something about exposure to the light forces out evil>thank you for sunlight and brightness father! and cars that don"t run red lights whatever the rationale!
i am new to your blog yesterday and thought i would comment and let you know i am a reader not a lurker
i think the bible says something about exposure to the light forces out evil>thank you for sunlight and brightness father! and cars that don"t run red lights whatever the rationale!
...Well, just to be clear, I do treat those lights like a Stop Sign in the mornings when I run them.... I look both ways, there is just not any traffic at that time of day....
But, I will be more careful!
But, I will be more careful!
that's like using turn signals (or as I learned to call them "blinkers") in a small town there is no need everybody knows where your going.
Same for "red lights"
Same for "red lights"
Better be careful I bet Cullman has those traffic cameras. Well we sure do. Isn't God's Eye Watching Us Every Moment?
Rob and I have both seen cops run red lights downtown at 3:30am (paper route) for no reason other than there is no one to stop for.
I like light in the morning. I really wish there was no such thing as daylight savings time. :)
I like light in the morning. I really wish there was no such thing as daylight savings time. :)
I has been wierd driving to work in daylight now that you mention it. I saw this big orange ball on the horizon this morning. It was cute. I wondered what it was.
I am glad you were perky this morning! It is good to have days like that!
I am glad you were perky this morning! It is good to have days like that!
LOL Donna, don't try that in Hance Vegas--they live for that sort of thing! ; )
And you bet I've noticed the longer days. With my 6p-6a schedule, it's nice to drive to work and drive home with the sunshine. : )
"Let the sunshine in, let the sunshine in, the sunshine in!"
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And you bet I've noticed the longer days. With my 6p-6a schedule, it's nice to drive to work and drive home with the sunshine. : )
"Let the sunshine in, let the sunshine in, the sunshine in!"
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