I was dimly aware that it was a glorious morning and that I ought to be grateful for it. The waning moon hung low in the western sky. The east was streaked with pale gold clouds; the sun wasn't up yet. Also the frost was thick on the windshield, and the goats (who had heard the door shut behind me) were bellowing to be milked, and I was hungry and I wouldn't feel safe eating while driving so I had to get breakfast into me, and I had to be on the road by six-thirty. I'd been up since half past...
Published on November 24, 2009 06:30