Alan BradleyI do not encourage early morning chirpiness, even in those whom I know and love. It is generally a sign of a sloppy mind, and is not to be encouraged.
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In the words of Mark Twain, “I do not encourage early morning chirpiness, even in those whom I know and love. It is generally a sign of a sloppy mind, and is not to be encouraged.” An early morning person is someone who is peppy or chipper when he or she wakes up, but isn’t necessarily a productive person during the rest of the day. Early birds tend to be more talkative and more active during the day, but they have a hard time being productive. You have to work with them before you can rely on them.
Source: Thrice The Brinded Cat Hath Mewd
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