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Columnist, Sheila Moss, is a free-lance writer from  Tennessee. She writes  funny stuff about southern life, women's issues, family matters and anything else that  she finds amusing.

 She is seen weekly in the Aberdeen Examiner, Angleton AdvocateDaily News of Kingsport (online) and appears in a monthly humor publication called Foolish Times.  She has written for  Atlanta Woman Magazine, and a supplement of the Murfreesboro Daily News Journal. She has been published by Voyageur Press, McGraw Hill, and the good folks at Guidepost Books have recently published a number of her articles in their Let There Be Laughter series of books. Her articles have appeared in numerous other publications, both print and online.

She is a board member and the Web Editor of  Columnists.com, website of  the National Society of Newspaper Columnists, the oldest and largest professional organization for  news columnists. She is also the Web Editor of SouthernHumorists.com, as well as this website, HumorColumnist.com. 

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Don't Do Mornings....
 


I Don’t Do Mornings!

I’m not a morning person, never have been, never will be.  I just don’t seem to be able to wake up in the morning.  Here is the way a typical morning goes at my house:

Alarm clock sounds

He:  Woke up before alarm went off and is already in shower running water.

Me:  “Groan"…  Hit snooze alarm and turn over.

He:  Continues to run water.  It sounds like Niagara Falls in the bathroom.

Me:  Alarm goes off; I hit snooze alarm again and put pillow over my head.

He:  Runs electric razor and electric toothbrush.  It sounds like a chainsaw massacre in the bathroom.

Me:  I give up and get out of bed.

He:  Finishes with personal grooming and gets dressed.

Me:  Drag myself to the bathroom, put head on bathroom counter and go back to sleep.

He:  Goes to kitchen for coffee.  Alarm that I forgot to turn off buzzes.

Me:  Brush teeth, consider taking a shower.

He:  Goes to computer to check email.

Me:  Decide I really have to get wet if I want to take a shower.  Try to get over it.

He:  Does mysterious things with the faucets that cause my water to run hot and cold in the shower.

Me:  Look for anything to wear that doesn’t need to be ironed - anything.

He: Turns on television.  It sounds like a rock music festival out there.

Me:  "It’s too early.  Oh, my head.  I need coffee and aspirin."

He:  Changes channel on TV. and starts laughing.  How can anyone laugh at this hour of  morning?

Me:  Crawl around on closet floor looking for two shoes that match.

He:  “Your coffee is ready in the kitchen.”

Me:  Open tuna cat food and feed screaming cat that sounds like a mountain lion in heat.

He:  Watches more TV and waits for me to get ready.

Me:  Look for hairbrush and fix hair.

He:  “Are you ready to go?”

Me:  “Go???  I have to put on makeup!”  I don’t know why.  No amount of makeup can help at six o’clock in the morning.  It’s inhuman to be up so early.

He:  "Hurry up!  It’s time to leave!"

Me:  "If you can’t wait for me to get ready, just go on!"

He:  Gets his lunch out of fridge that he made the day before.

Me:  Look in fridge and try to find something without mold to take for lunch.

He:  Puts dogs outside.

Me:  Can’t find purse.

He:  "We have to leave or we will be late."

Me:  “Have you seen my purse?”

He:  "It’s on the chair where you left it."

Me:  Drag lunch and purse to car.

He:  Turns on radio to a too jolly-in-the-morning DJ.

Me:  Drink coffee from car mug and try to keep eyes open.

He:  Stomps on accelerator and screeches out of driveway towards Interstate.

Me:  Mr. Caffeine kicks in at last and I begin to feel almost human.

It wouldn’t be so bad if only morning didn’t come so early and so often.

I just don’t do mornings.



Copyright 2004 Sheila Moss
 
 



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