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Sunrise
This is just a quick entry to share with you a glimpse of this morning’s sunrise along the Columbia River.
I’ve noticed that since settling into my tiny house on the water that my body clock seems to be shifting to the same hours as the sun’s. When the sun goes down I start getting sleepy, even though it’s still pretty early. In part I think it’s due to the fact that as soon as the sun begins to rise in the morning, it reflects off the water and then starts shimmering through the house. (Especially since I don’t have my front blinds up yet.)
Anyway, waking up to a view like this is the best alarm clock nature could devise
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This is just a quick entry to share with you a glimpse of this morning’s sunrise along the Columbia River.
I’ve noticed that since settling into my tiny house on the water that my body clock seems to be shifting to the same hours as the sun’s. When the sun goes down I start getting sleepy, even though it’s still pretty early. In part I think it’s due to the fact that as soon as the sun begins to rise in the morning, it reflects off the water and then starts shimmering through the house. (Especially since I don’t have my front blinds up yet.)
Anyway, waking up to a view like this is the best alarm clock nature could devise
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Moments like these are exactly why I love living small. I don’t know if you can get the same experiences in a big place… well certainly not the on-the-water experience, of course. So beautiful.
Katie
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Ohhhh so beautiful! What a way to wake up in the morning. I’m a tad jealous.
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Well it’s no Florida Sunrise, but it’ll do in a pinch
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