What my ideal morning looks like ?

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Blackish blue sky, mountains outlined with redness of rising sun, stars still glittering and birds chirping. This is what I saw when I woke up at 4:30 am unexpected. The scene was intimidating enough to motivate me to wake up at 4 am, to experience it again. But never knew that this incident will altogether change my morning routine. Though I don't wake up as early as 4 am, definitely at 6 am, and from there onwards starts my ideal morning routine which till now I have managed not to skip.
1. Do not see the phone.
2. Assemble my bedding.
3. Freshens up.
4. Have a glass of water.
5. Picks up my newspaper and go straight on the rooftop.
6. Greet my mom (she is there already ).
7. Look at the sky, the sun.
8. Appreciate mother earth and offer gratitude to nature.
9. Observe activities of birds.
10. Have a look at each and every plant.
11. Water them if needed.
12. Read the newspaper.
13. Have a glass of milk (no coffee, no tea) with some snacks.
14. Come back to my room and start doing my work.

Huge list? No, it ain't! All this takes maximum to maximum 2hrs. That's it! I love my morning routine and I am always ready to enhance it further, as it is my source of positivity for the entire day.
~Samiksha 


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