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Mornings can be a drag, but if you take them head-on, you might find them to be a great way to prepare yourself to take on the day! Listen in to learn about my personal morning routine, and what words you can use to best describe your own!
Listen closely for the following vocabulary and phrasal verbs in the episode:
Groggy - The feeling of sleepiness when you wake up
Early birds - People who wake up early in the morning
Alarm goes off - the alarm buzzes / sounds
Hit snooze - Press the "Snooze" button to sleep a bit longer
Get up - Rise from the bed
Up and at'em - Get your day started
Head to the kitchen - Go to the kitchen
Put on some coffee - Brew coffee
Cup of joe - A cup of coffee
Have breakfast - Eat breakfast
Take the dogs out - Bring the dogs outside for a walk
Take a morning jog / have a workout - Exercise
Groom oneself - Tidying one's hair
Get things together for work - Collect materials needed to do one's job
Get one's thoughts together - Focus / Consider what needs to be done
Head out to work - Leave the house to go to work
Get to work - Begin working
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