When Freya’s reflux was at her worst I used to long for those first rays of light in the sky. For some strange, no doubt sleep deprived, reason I didn’t feel so alone. Those glorious sunrises got me through some tough (for me, anyway) times.
The moon and the sun seemed to be in competition this morning. I feel I’m something of an expert now and my considered opinion is that it was an exceptional sunrise.
Wishing you all a joyful day.
After The Rain 
Cuddle xxx
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Thank you! I was just thinking about you as I was making my dinner. Guess what it was? Omelette. Obviously not as nice as yours 🙂
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😍 yum! xxx
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That’s very beautiful. A good east anglian sky.
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It does look beautiful. 🙂
Being an insomniac and very much a night owl, I’ve actually seen the sun rise only a very few times.
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It is only over the last seven or eight years that I have again been able to enjoy sunrises. All those years of the overwhelming lethargy that comes with knowing that the nighttime is over and one is still exhausted and sleep with have to wait again for another day, is still fresh in my memory. But I can say the the good sunrise memories are fast replacing the bad and I now am somewhat of an early bird!! Whilst everything always seemed worse with reflux during those long lonely night vigils, daytime provided hope and company.
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I can understand that. I’m pleased you’re able to enjoy them now.
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Gosh those are stunning!!! xx
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It was a lovely start to the day. There have been some wonderful ones lately.
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Lovely photos Tara. Oh gosh no! my youngest had awful reflux and I remember those nightly vigils so well. I hope Freya feels better soon and things improve xxx
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