“Work hard, stay positive, and get up early. It’s the best part of the day.” – George Allen, Sr.
This might surprise you, but I normally write these posts at 6 am. I normally wake up at 5:30. I make sure my family is awake for the day, and then I take my shower. By the time I get out of the shower, my first cup of coffee has already brewed and is ready to go. I do schedule when my coffee brews in the morning. I grab my coffee and head upstairs to my desk to write these posts. Something about writing in the mornings gets my brain going. I think the little bit of creativity I express in these posts improves my focus and allows me to get some thoughts out there. I don’t know if my posting every morning helps you, but it definitely helps me.
One thing I didn’t appreciate while I was in college was the fact that one of the world’s best waterfalls was on my college campus. Believe it or not, we have visited the falls more since we graduated than we did while we were attending college. We just didn’t think about taking a walk over there. I’m glad that I have been able to go back and visit. I appreciate the falls more now that I am older. Toccoa Falls is known as a hidden gem in Georgia. It’s one of the easiest waterfalls to access in the southeastern United States. At 186 feet, it is 25 feet taller than Niagara Falls. The falls are magnificent and a must-see when you travel through Georgia. It’s a short walk to the base of the falls. I captured the shot of the falls where the rainbow appears at a different spot there. I am not too sure if I was allowed to climb the rocks, but I did anyway. Anything for a good photo.
