Y'all make getting up before the crack of dawn almost enjoyable.
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You're up at the crack of dawn, and you're up all hours.
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CALL OF THE ROOSTER I wake up at the crack of dawn.
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Ben's the one who gets up at the crack of dawn every day.
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This leggings collection is worth getting up at the crack of dawn for.
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At the crack of dawn, I knocked and waited, shifting from foot to foot.
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That's why the crack of dawn is a great time to utilize this habit.
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Will I have time to find it at the crack of dawn and refuel?
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We need to wake up at the crack of dawn to snorkel with whale sharks!
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You won't need to wake up at the crack of dawn to nab the best bargains.
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The next morning at the crack of dawn my phone rang and it was the FBI.
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People wake up at the crack of dawn to line up at pharmacies for surgical masks.
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They said Kobe was up at the crack of dawn working out while everyone was sleeping.
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My job was to wake up every day at the crack of dawn and not go anywhere.
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On hand, no stars had to get up and get camera-ready at the crack of dawn.
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Come Saturday though, he was out of bed at the crack of dawn, glued to the television.
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At the crack of dawn, over a shot of espresso, comes the revelation: sushi isn't raw fish.
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I got up at the crack of dawn to go to pilates, spin class, and the sauna.
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Shoppers rising at the crack of dawn need some sustenance as they search for the next doorbuster bargain.
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The crew was running behind, and my fellow passengers and I had been up since the crack of dawn.
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So at the crack of dawn, the Spanish police all gathered at the edge of a major toll road.
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There's one more thing you can skip altogether: lining up to stampede into stores at the crack of dawn.
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According to Brady, while he wakes up at the crack of dawn, he doesn't need coffee to help him rise.
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My day started at the crack of dawn, long before the vacationers in the area would even consider waking up.
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The sun was barely up, it was the crack of dawn, and it was already as humid as can be.
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Brady does put in the work behind the scenes, often arriving in the weight room by the crack of dawn.
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I am a high school student who enjoys going to bed at 10 and rising at the crack of dawn.
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The husband left at the crack of dawn to go surfing with his friend, so sleeping until 2124 feels downright luxurious.
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My husband and I undertook the one-hour drive from Bloomington to the Indianapolis cancer center at the crack of dawn.
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The dedicated few who take on the shepherd role rise at the crack of dawn to get the first milking done.
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Go Early and During the Week To truly beat the crowds, it's best to arrive literally at the crack of dawn.
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Murugesan gets up at the crack of dawn, gulps a cup of tea and boards the factory bus at 6 a.m.
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"Going to a nice dinner and not having to wake up at the crack of dawn with the kids," she said.
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The second round will resume at the crack of dawn on Saturday, with the third round scheduled to start around noon.
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They hadn't stood at attention at the crack of dawn reading the newspaper aloud, with each stumble earning a stinging rebuke.
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Maybe they're really anal about cleaning, or extremely messy; maybe they never sleep, or wake up at the crack of dawn.
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Most of the races take place in Europe, so watching live events often means waking up at the crack of dawn.
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More affluent shoppers aren't as interested in getting up at the crack of dawn to take advantage of the doorbuster bargains.
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You don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to reap the benefits of tech deals on Black Friday.
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Almost immediately, they formed a special bond, with Jessie meeting Anthony before the crack of dawn to guide him on runs.
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The event was sponsored by Hobart's winter festival, Dark Mofo, and staged at the "crack of dawn" on the winter solstice.
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Other retailers like Nordstrom and T.J. Maxx opt to keep their doors closed until the crack of dawn Friday, starting deals then.
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If you're like us, you were awake at the crack of dawn to watch Kate Middleton and Prince William tie the knot.
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Once their chores are done, they set off at the crack of dawn from their homes in Tinsukia district in Assam state.
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Many Silicon Valley startups pride themselves on long, grueling work hours, toiling from the crack of dawn until late into the night.
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After a brief "how's it going?" she dives into the interview at the crack of dawn, unfazed, but really, it's no surprise.
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Other retailers, like Nordstrom and TJ Maxx, opt to keep their doors closed until the crack of dawn Friday, starting deals then.
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And instead of lining up at the crack of dawn after sleeping off their feasts, more people are shopping on their phones.
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All of Hollywood and the media woke up at the crack of dawn on Thursday to watch the Golden Globe nominations roll out.
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Waking up at the crack of dawn may be easy for some, but those who like to go to bed later often struggle.
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To find out, we stopped by Woolies and Costco at the crack of dawn to interview people buying large amounts of toilet paper.
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I arrived early and was standing outside talking on the phone with a friend who was always up at the crack of dawn.
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Still, even if you're waking up at the crack of dawn, getting enough sleep should be a critical component of your daily routine.
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It was a chaotic period, waking up at the crack of dawn, booking Bannon's guests, writing her own pieces, and falling into bed exhausted.
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Every year, thousands flock to malls around the country (sometimes at the crack of dawn) just to snatch up some deep discounted summer essentials.
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At 76, Mr Bloomberg is four years older than Mr Trump, but extremely fit (he works out every day at the crack of dawn).
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Home at last At the crack of dawn Friday, the girls hit the road, accompanied by a military convoy that escorted them to Chibok.
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Raffaela minded the counter; Giovanni stocked the bins and shelves twice a week, wheeling a cart to Wallabout Market at the crack of dawn.
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Just when you finally get them to sleep through the night, your kid starts waking up at the crack of dawn ready to play.
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It's deplorable to wake up at the crack of dawn to hear Peter Thiel rant on about whatever rage is on his mind today.
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In Lower Manhattan, people begin queuing at the crack of dawn every Thursday in a Financial District high-rise to get help with their fears.
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If you prefer to get up at the crack of dawn, or stay up until the early hours, it's probably because you're wired that way.
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Using fruit she found "at the docks" at the crack of dawn (the nearest 24-hour bodega, really), Monica makes lots and lots of jam.
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At the crack of dawn, hundreds of delivery trucks, vendors and their fresh flowers descend on the center of Bangalore to create this colorful chaos.
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During daylight saving time, the sun reaches its peak at 1 pm instead of 12 pm, and the crack of dawn comes a little later.
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Because if you have a kid in the preschool to tween age range who actually requires an alarm clock to wake up in the morning instead of getting up at the crack of dawn (or maybe one who has gone through years of training so they DON'T ALSO WAKE YOU UP AT THE CRACK OF DAWN OH MY GOD) – then, I guess, um, enjoy character alarms?
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A visit from the tooth fairy, which Sokoloff describes to PEOPLE as a hilarious escapade that had the girls bright-eyed before the crack of dawn.
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Thankfully, NASA knows that some of us space nerds aren't awake at the crack of dawn, and it has been re-streaming highlights throughout the day.
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Scoring a ticket to Centre Court generally means turning up a day in advance; a ground ticket merely requires getting up at the crack of dawn.
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Nevertheless, fans of the epic franchise put aside their fears, suited up at the crack of dawn, and got out there to run the galactic course.
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Whether you have to wake up at the crack of dawn, or you're watching a sunset in Santorini, a Nescafe frappé will be there for you.
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"There was a period of time that he would come to her house at the crack of dawn and they would do meditation together," Myers recalled.
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I began at the crack of dawn with the call of the cockerel and time marched on with its scorching yellow sun and milky blue nights.
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It's the crack of dawn in the province of Hodeidah, the latest flashpoint in Yemen's three-year war, and aid parcels are falling from the sky.
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For Devine Lu Linvega and Rekka Bellum, it's waking up at the crack of dawn to make games on their boat while sailing the Pacific Ocean.
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They squeeze in training runs before the crack of dawn or late at night, and find creative ways to turn their household duties into training opportunities.
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After my facial, my skin looked radiant — which is saying a lot, considering I was waking up at the crack of dawn thanks to jet lag.
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There is This Is Us' Susan Kelachi Watson, whom the HFPA woke up at the crack of dawn to announce the nominations in the first place.
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I'm talking about the wake up at the crack of dawn, drive to the mall, and deal with crazed parking lots and stores kind of Black Friday.
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For UniCredit board members who were summoned to approve the results at the crack of dawn on Tuesday, the inadvertent leak of numbers overnight was a nuisance.
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So when the National Federation of Independent Business releases its small business optimism reading at the crack of dawn Tuesday, it could find a highly interested audience.
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Back in the closet, Kristin tells Jay she's going to bed, on account of having to be up at the crack of dawn to catch her flight.
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Since you'll likely be up at the crack of dawn to make it to the parks, the water view rooms offer an incredible view of the sunrise.
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Now, a whole group of people gather at her house before the crack of dawn to get in a workout, share stories and cheer each other on.
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I spot my breakfast buddy from my very first breakfast here; he's leaving tomorrow afternoon and we're leaving at the crack of dawn to swim with whale sharks.
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Your friends will think you were up at the crack of dawn creating this messy-chic style (shhh…we won't tell them it only took a few minutes!).
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"President Trump tweets about the crack of dawn and he hasn't even tweeted one time to say, 'look, I mourn with the people of Puerto Rico,' " she said.
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The generations of local families' who have got up at the crack of dawn—rain or shine—to feed their local community will be lost and eventually forgotten.
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And while that used to mean waking up at the crack of dawn and fighting other shoppers for all the best deals, things are much easier these days.
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You have to get up at the crack of dawn, put on a camouflage suit, go out in the cold, sit somewhere, and wait for animals to come.
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Clad in blue overalls, the women are up at the crack of dawn and their days are filled with lessons in everything from martial arts to cyber security.
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The Venezuelans were removed at the crack of dawn from the field in a middle-class neighborhood, where they had been sleeping in makeshift tents or on cardboard boxes.
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We make it back in time to grab coffee and food at Dunkin', and I buy my boyfriend's meal because he drove me in at the crack of dawn.
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During the first week of September, the group arrived in Norway and woke up at the crack of dawn to make it to the base of the rock formation.
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Being able to leave before 4 and have full afternoons during the week trumps having to wake up at the crack of dawn for five days in a row.
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"This is an important message of unity and strength," said Rene Lazo, 66, who, like most, got up well before the crack of dawn to participate in the parade.
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Determined to get married to the love of her life whether people came or not, bride Zhou Tian still got up at the crack of dawn to get ready.
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I would dread waking up at the crack of dawn on Monday mornings, dragging myself to the gym, and stare down the barrel of another grueling week at work.
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If getting up at the crack of dawn after a big night out sounds like your idea of a good time, then rural Jalisco has the hangover cure for you.
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At the crack of dawn across the arctic waters of Baffin Island, the Hawaiian artist known for painting environmentally-friendly waterside murals from the balance of his paddleboard, Hula, a.k.a.
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Still others said they would wake up at the crack of dawn and shoulder their way into the exasperated crowds jamming onto PATH trains in Hoboken, Jersey City and Newark.
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Some people get up at the crack of dawn on Sundays to work on a farm, while others spend their day off making sure someone's bouncy castle is germ-free.
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We got the "Black-ish" star Saturday at LAX at the crack of dawn and asked about the woman who filed a police report claiming he assaulted her months ago.
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Kanye West is changing his tune on Coachella -- now saying he'll be performing his Sunday Service at the festival ... and he'll be doing it Easter morning at the crack of dawn.
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" The Lover singer announced the release of her new song "Beautiful Ghosts" at the crack of dawn on social media Thursday morning writing, "'Beautiful Ghosts' out tomorrow at 12:01 a.m.
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She would wake up at the crack of dawn to catch a two-hour bus across Los Angeles County, and the exhaustive ride doesn't end when she reaches her high school.
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They pushed the firm to minimise "clopening", for example—where the same person closes a store late in the evening and opens it at the crack of dawn the next day. Coworker.
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The 14-times major champion played only nine holes on Tuesday, teeing off at the crack of dawn accompanied by last-start Memorial winner Bryson DeChambeau and world number one Dustin Johnson.
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I wake up at the crack of dawn for yoga and eat a fairly balanced diet, but I'll also snag that last slice of pizza if you don't get to it first.
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At worst, it can help you avoid pairing up with someone who loves to head out for a jog at the crack of dawn when you'd rather lounge in bed until noon.
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I didn't do my GCSEs, there just wasn't any time—we'd do five shows a day and we weren't sleeping much, we'd be up at the crack of dawn to get flights.
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So, I was beyond thrilled when Markle, a divorced American black woman, married into the royal family -- and, once again, I got up at the crack of dawn for a royal wedding.
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Every day at the crack of dawn, they gear up to monitor a steady stream of Nepalis crossing into India for work, trade and travel - visits that require no visas or passports.
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If getting up at the crack of dawn or starting a new restrictive diet isn&apost for you, there are still some great ways to make improvements to your life in 2020.
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So on that January day, I got up at the crack of dawn in order to make sure I did not miss this public hearing of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions for attorney general.
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For the first time in 2016, I'll wake up at the crack of dawn, pack up my grill and lots of beer, and head to Evanston, Illinois, to tailgate with my friends.
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Welcome to the day when all of Hollywood wakes up at the crack of dawn, and not because their fancy-schmancy personal trainers are splashing buckets of cold coconut water in their faces.
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Four days a week for at least the next three months, armed guards will escort a dozen New Yorkers, who wake up at the crack of dawn, to the federal courthouse in Brooklyn.
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I didn't tell them how my boyfriend had taken me to surgery at the crack of dawn and waited with me, then filled my prescriptions, brought me home and tucked me into bed.
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They train in their limited time off — at the crack of dawn or late at night — and race against locals and expatriates, turning the sport into an unlikely equalizer between employers and maids.
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Long gone are the days when you could only snag the best bargains of the season by waking up at the crack of dawn and waiting in long lines in the freezing cold.
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Then we could have explored more wildlife parks, slipped off the main roads and lingered in small, charming towns, as opposed to getting up at the crack of dawn and strapping in again.
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Unfortunately, Orsa & Winston isn't available at the crack of dawn to save you from your impending hangover, and you probably don't want to be in a chic, downtown restaurant while you're wasted anyway.
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The day starts well before the crack of dawn when dozens of lorries drop off their wards at Liniers, a village-sized market whose corrals extend as far as the eye can see.
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We applaud the Irishmen who truly make the most of the holiday by getting in on all the action at the crack of dawn, and during a day-long drinking marathon, comfort is key.
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Not long thereafter, Ayotte hosted a town hall in the town of Warren, N.H. I flew home to Connecticut from a vacation in South Carolina, woke at the crack of dawn and drove there.
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As chairman of the House Small Business Committee, I'm privileged to hear the stories of every day Americans waking up at the crack of dawn to pursue their own version of the American Dream.
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Some of the liveliest scenes take place in a beat-up diner, where everyone gathers at the crack of dawn, to eat eggs and gossip, a grimly companionable demimonde that resembles an office cafeteria.
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I still plan on getting up at the crack of dawn for the gym so only have these two, talk to some colleagues, and head back to my room about 7:30 for bed.
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Those of us who for years visited pre-FastPass+ remember getting up at the crack of dawn and the thrill of being among the first to board a barge on Pirates of the Caribbean.
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I do cardio and weights at the crack of dawn because my husband is going mountain biking for his birthday and I know I'll be alone with the kiddos the rest of the day.
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We would be up at the crack of dawn to wander over the fields, scan the beaches for coins, climb the hills together and sit in the graveyard comparing our plans for world domination.
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I joined John and Peta in their morning routines — a swim in the ocean at the crack of dawn by Cottesloe beach (John) and a walk up the beach path near Marine Parade (Peta).
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The news alone is exciting enough to get us out of bed at the crack of dawn — the pop ups open at 7 A.M. and run until noon — but will it stop at free coffee?
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Lacing up my running shoes at the crack of dawn every weekend, I was motivated — and even somewhat comforted — by the thought of other would-be marathoners near and far doing the exact same thing.
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Overnight leader Bryce Molder, among half the field who returned to Colonial Country Club at the crack of dawn to complete the weather-delayed round, took a while to rub the sleep from his eyes.
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But until that happens, he, his family and an army of volunteers will be waking up at the crack of dawn every Sunday to make sure that the city's homeless get a warm, nutritious meal.
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Better yet, why doesn't the royal family eschew tradition and celebrate Christmas the way it was intended: by waking up at the crack of dawn, immediately running downstairs, and tearing open gifts in a flurry.
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If you've always envied those people who wake up at the crack of dawn to go to the gym before work, but you're not naturally a morning person, Lumie may be the gadget you've been seeking.
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In case you didn't feel like turning on the TV at the crack of dawn (or just want to relive all the magic!), PEOPLE rounded up everything you need to know about the fairy-tale affair.
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With 15 seasons of his versions of Survivor and 13 of his Big Brother, hundreds of people have traveled to his family's home to compete at the crack of dawn, many of them more than once.
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"I joked around with Kayla about putting our kid into swimming or modeling because I've been through swimming and I know what it feels like to wake up [at the crack of dawn] every morning," he says.
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So it's no wonder why many successful leaders wake up at the crack of dawn to get shit done — whether that time is used to hit up a Pilates studio or to meditate on the day ahead.
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Mr. Dobias, 37, described the lavash as the opposite of the perfunctory baguette slices offered at some restaurants — bread that may have been baked at the crack of dawn but winds up getting eaten at 8 p.m.
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The celebrations lasted several days and nights with a folk dance competition and theater performances before a military parade and speeches on a cloud-shrouded, dusty parade ground carved from the hills at the crack of dawn.
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It's worth waking up at the crack of dawn just to witness the sun work its magic on iconic landmarks, transforming the city into a real-life watercolor painting dusted in shades of pink, orange and periwinkle.
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From waking up at the crack of dawn to squeeze in a workout, to remembering to pack your favorite protein powder and compression bands, to holding a plank for longer than one minute, the whole thing kinda sucks.
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They may be little monsters sometimes, they may ignore your calls and wake you up at the crack of dawn because they want food even though they have food in their bowl, but we love our cats regardless.
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After all, the business woman boasts a rigorous beauty routine, waking up at the crack of dawn to apply a gel face mask, three different serums, five different soaps — all before even looking at a pan of makeup.
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Ellevest co-founder and CEO Sallie Krawcheck previously revealed that she heads to bed early so that she can wake up even before the crack of dawn, which she says is the best time to get work done.
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Juan Guaidó — the president of the National Assembly, whom many countries including the United States recognized in January as the country's constitutionally legitimate interim president — tweeted a video of himself on a military base at the crack of dawn.
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But if you're not committed enough to your skincare routine to wake up at the crack of dawn, you'll love this news: Stewart is bottling up all of her secrets in a new beauty line she's debuting on QVC!
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TALISAY, Philippines (Reuters) - At the crack of dawn on Thursday, Manolito Malaluan set out with a band of rescuers to ferry to safety two horses trapped on a Philippine island where a volcano has been spewing ash for days.
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Starbucks said most of its stores will be open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for those of you who need caffeine to power through late-night gift wrapping or the crack-of-dawn frenzy of kids unwrapping presents.
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Each year, on the morning after Thanksgiving, my family and I would pile into the car at the crack of dawn in search of Black Friday bargains, inevitably leaving with three-for-one vanilla candles and luxury soaps galore.
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Then, at the crack of dawn on Thursday, a bombshell, as Gantz announced that he and Yair Lapid, the leader of the centrist, socially-conscious Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party were banding together to take Netanyahu on.
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Motivated by their personal beliefs and hoping for a new kind of politics, they woke up at the crack of dawn and stood outside the Capitol for hours, all in the hopes of getting a glimpse of the new president.
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Buying from GameStop's website requires spending over $400 for a bundle, so if you've been seeking out a Switch all by itself, heading over to your nearest store at the crack of dawn might be your best chance for some time.
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Henry Medina, my new trainer, was extremely professional – he came prepared every week, was realistic about my abilities but still pushed me to try harder, and made getting downstairs at the crack of dawn something I almost looked forward to.
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If you watched the closing ceremony for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea — or just saw outtakes on Twitter because it was at the crack of dawn on a Sunday — you know that the spotlight was on K-Pop.
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Despite recent waves of research concluding the obvious—teens are often sleep deprived and perform much better when not—why do most school districts in the US insist on bussing all their students to class at the crack of dawn?
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I could go crazy thinking about all the time and effort that went into planning this thing, from staying up late to orchestrate flight reservations to waking up at the crack of dawn before work to design the table settings.
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"Brett liked to go to bed early, wake up early, so I kind of changed my routine where we'd wake up at the crack of dawn to go eat," said Tkachuk, the son of the former N.H.L. player Keith Tkachuk.
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On February 18, an estimated 10,000 people gathered in a public park in Manila, where many of the killings have taken place, at the crack of dawn to protest the extrajudicial killings and Duterte's push to reinstate the death penalty.
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Click here to view original GIFFlorian Nick spent six weeks traveling over 3,400 miles across the western provinces of Canada, waking up at the crack of dawn to point his camera at sunrises, and hiking up mountains to capture awe-inspiring vistas.
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As a 12-year-old kid, waking up at the crack of dawn on the weekends wasn't always exactly what I wanted to do, but I learned that if you want to be successful, you have to make sacrifices and work hard.
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A defining moment took place in June 2009 when Manuel Zelaya, the democratically elected president of Honduras, was seized at the crack of dawn and taken in his pajamas and placed on a flight to Costa Rica, where he was unceremoniously dumped.
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In it, a father pushes his teenage daughters to train as wrestlers, waking them up at the crack of dawn, keeping them away from their favourite food and TV shows so that they can excel in a sport they have never played before.
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I just came home on a subway from Manhattan jammed with liberals who probably got up at the crack of dawn, put in a long and hard day's work, and now were returning home to put dinner on the table for their families.
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Since Pyeongchang is 14 hours ahead of the United States's East Coast, you'll have to get up at the crack of dawn if you want to watch the ceremonies live, which will be streaming at 6 am Eastern/3 am Pacific on NBCOlympics.
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At the BATFA Awards Sunday in London, Boyega said he was psyched to jump back into action as stormtrooper-turned-freedom fighter Finn, noting that that despite the awards celebration, he was ready to return to work the next day at the crack of dawn.
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When on January 7th free tickets to attend the president's speech were distributed at McCormick Place, thousands of loyalists of all ages and backgrounds queued for hours at the crack of dawn in sub-zero temperatures for their chance to hear their hero live.
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Jang had to play 30 holes after resuming her third round at the crack of dawn, and conditions deteriorated in the afternoon as steady rain left parts of the course under water, prompting staff to use leaf blowers to clear puddles from the greens.
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The PR rep gives two choices — meet Harbaugh on Radio Row later in the morning for about 493 minutes, or ride there in a car at the crack of dawn from the Presidio, cruising across San Francisco with Harbaugh while he shuffles between engagements.
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Every day something like 16 million high-school students get up at the crack of dawn, slurp some oat clusters while barely conscious, hop on a bus, bounce around the county, show up and sit in a chair, zoned out, waiting for the first bell.
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At the crack of dawn that day, at perhaps the exact moment that a Taliban elder was opening my prison door to set me free, hundreds of miles away, a cell door in Rawalpindi was opening and the executioner was readying the gallows to hang my father's assassin.
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While Congress left town for the five-week August recess, the freshman GOP lawmaker was up at the crack of dawn, working the streets alongside local sanitation crews, then off to a town hall meeting with maritime workers inside a district as demographically diverse as it is military heavy.
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As a person who used to wake up at the crack of dawn to stand in hours of long lines to score the best deals, I can confidently say that shopping Black Friday online is way better — and sometimes the deals are even more worth it (sorry, Cyber Monday).
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"We're lucky to have an incredible group of creative friends who helped us put this whole thing together, including all of my groomsmen who showed up at the crack of dawn to help me design and construct a ceremony that would be fitting for a dozen brides," Lumen told Today.
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It was that he kept sharing the virtuosity of others: the Detroit power singers Steffanie Christi'an and Thornetta Davis well after midnight, the Brooklyn United Marching Band blasting through Curtis Mayfield's "Move on Up" at the crack of dawn, the guitar shredding of Viva DeConcini for nearly the whole thing.
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As a senator, she has turned that experience into a hobby, leading runs and walks around the Capitol, sometimes at the crack of dawn, with staff members, military liaison and really anyone who is willing to put on a rucksack and march at a brisk pace around the Mall and beyond.
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Barely a week after having pledged to restrain himself on social media after his stunning White House win, President-elect Donald Trump has leapt back into the Internet fray with gusto, tweeting at the crack of dawn at a few familiar targets in a way that undermined his efforts to behave more presidential.
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On top of taking care of two toddlers and a newborn baby, the 37-year-old mother of three spends her days working out at the crack of dawn, filming the family's hit television show, maintaining her apps and web site, modeling her husband Kanye's clothes around town, and now, dreaming up products for her makeup line.
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I thought I would be dead tired after having invested so much energy into giving each of my 31 suitors my undivided attention the night before, yet knowing I was about to kick off the very first date of the season had me up at the crack of dawn picking my outfits and getting dolled-up to go see my men.
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Hometown: Kansas CityTrip Location: Phoenix and Northern Arizona Annual # Of Vacation Days: 83.873 daysMy Fiancé's Annual # Of Vacation Days: Varies Trip Length: 6 days TransportationFlights: $0 (Southwest points!) Rental Car: $279.64 for six days AccommodationsNight #1: We're getting in somewhat late and getting up at the crack of dawn to start our drive north so the first night we're staying by the airport.
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Sabrina Said and Andrea Fernandes are two New Yorkers with completely different getting-ready rituals: Said, a serial snoozer, wakes up with twenty minutes to get out the door, often doing her makeup on the subway before arriving to work a few minutes late; Fernandes wakes up at the crack of dawn, works out, does her makeup, and cooks breakfast... all before getting to work early.
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Rather than having two celebrities announce the nominees in a live press conference broadcast from Hollywood at the crack of dawn, the Academy chose to livestream a pre-taped piece for the 89th annual Academy Award nominations — with past winners and nominees like Brie Larson, Jennifer Hudson, Terrence Howard, Glenn Close, Dustin Lance Black, Jason Reitman and Gabourey Sidibe sharing their Oscar memories in between nominees.
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But, because this is 20th-century America and not the fucking Meiji Restoration, "begging" is just like any other business transaction: Wake up before the crack of dawn to beat the Christian charities to the loading dock, sign some paperwork, fill up the back of the minivan with half-rotten fruits and vegetables, and drive it an hour-and-a-half outside of town with the AC busted, hoping the milk and yogurt doesn't spoil (more than it is already).
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