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Early morning sun

9 years ago

View through the kitchen window - having breakfast of Greek yogurt and home-made apple-sauce - while standing by the window.
I have read articles saying that standing in the kitchen by the window eating is a sign of depression - depends on the view, I think.

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jim_1 (Zone 5B)
9 years ago
Interesting - the weather folks said that we would have abundant sunshine today, Wrong! Nuttin but clouds; and only 25 degrees.
anneliese_32
9 years ago
Well, then I must be very much depressed. My view is not as nice as yours, but, if I eat breakfast at daylight, I watch my backyard zoo most of the days.

High was 43 today and at night it's freezing. WSednesday to Thursday we might get rain or snow and c o o l d again.
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west_gardener
9 years ago
I must have been depressed for the past 43 years because I stand by my kitchen window with a cup of coffee and a piece of toast and wait for the first light. The window faces west so there is not a lot of drama.
I wish I had your view, but I can see the sky. All is well.

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