I was never an early riser all my life. During my school days my mother had developed a system of startling me out of bed using various tricks such as stating that the bus had arrived, the water heater was left off so it would take a good 20 minutes to heat up,etc. Early mornings were generally reserved for airplane or train journeys and the occasional last minute rote session before an exam.

In University, the situation didn’t improve. Due to the lack of monitoring by a mother figure, it became worse. I was a serial late comer for the 8 AM classes. My attempts to invest in stopwatches and alarm clocks didn’t help my cause. The only time we actually saw a sunrise when we were up all night partying or studying. The overnighters spent studying and cramming in campus lingo was a termed “night out“, which in any other settinng would mean a night spent with friends over dinner and drinks.
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My first job, changed a few things. It was a gentle start at 9am which was a welcomed relief. My current job gave me the creepers when I saw the timings. A 6:30 start, whattttt! distance, traffice and speed calculations made it a 5:15 wake up. This early start business stirred up things a bit and after 6 years of practice I have been reformed. I am now a certified morning person. There are subtle rewards as well, no more wake up calls in hotels and the best of them.

Witnessing the various phases of twlight including some spectaular sunrises over the short winter spell here in Bahrain. This post is dedicated to dawn, the friend of the muses.