waking up grumpy

And you are so modest about it too, Harrigran !

I never wake up grumpy, I am always bright, cheerful and a delight to be with

Keep your pecker up Chuck

Thank you! Woke up to glorious and expecting DD and DGSs later this morinng - oh and a text " T..... has chickenpox can we still come?"(yes) and "might need a day of T...sitting next week" Problems? Moi? Nope!!

Hope today starts off better for you, Soutra. Most mornings I wake up with a 'fearful' feeling - much like DebnCreme, but that's merely a bad habit of mine, and one that is difficult to change (especially first thing in the morning). Sometimes, it's a good thing to have something to focus on (cleaning ?....er, well, perhaps not ) but just deciding to go somewhere that day - and going, does make a bit of a difference for me.

I throw myself into cleaning when in that mood - just off to do battle right now. I tend to throw things about and shout - it helps considerably. Hope you are feeling in better sorts today Soutra?

I head for the greenhouse with my little portable radio. DH is SO noisy it makes any grumpy mood far worse.

Hope you have today, Soutra. It always helps.

Hope you feel better soon. Is there an underlying issue which is causing this?

You could have a cold coming. Being a bit out of sorts can make you feel like that.

Hope it's just a passing mood though.

Sorry Soutra I forgot to say I hope your day improves

Happens to me quite regularly and then don't want to get up at all and it is a struggle throughout the day. Also find I can wake up feeling scared for no apparent reason.

Are you talking about waking up and the only things that you can think of are the irritations of life? I feel like that this morning - nothing major wrong but nothing is completely 'right'. I've felt like it for about the past week and I want it to stop!

I hope you feel better soon soutra . I have always snapped out of it fairly quickly!

There was a morning in May a couple of years ago when I woke up and Mr absent cheerfully said "Happy Birthday, to which I responded, "No, it isn't". Oh dear!