Day Two- All is not what it seems

I never realized how fast 5:45 in the morning sneaks up on you, until this morning. I quite literally wanted to smash my alarm clock into the wall as it beeped and echoed throughout the bedroom. My eyes reluctantly rolled open, and I rolled over to curl up with Andrew for a minute in the cocoon of our warm blanket. As I got out of bed I thought of how miserable it will be in a month or two to be getting up this early and having my feet freeze as they hit the laminate flooring. As my brain finished this thought I turned the corner into my bathroom where I was greeted by my kitten, Pixel, who was curled up in a ball in the sink. I immediately wished I had my camera in my room. I desperately wanted to go grab it from the front room, but I knew once she heard the door open she would leap up and go running. I decided to proceed with my day, and in the future remember to bring my camera into my room with me at night. Before I knew it Andrew and I were both ready to go and headed out the door. We said our goodbyes and went our separate ways. The freeway was packed as usual, but it was a relief to get to school and not have to struggle in traffic to find a place to park. I got to class on time, today a Mass Media Communication journalism class, and listened to the teacher's first day speech. I made my way to the photo lab and noticed that the majority of students were just arriving. It was a different feeling to be finishing my day as everyone else was just arriving, but I actually liked it. Could I be turning into one of the morning people that frighten me?