The early bird

For the past week we have been visited by a "very" early bird around 6:05 a.m. The little bird can be identified not by it's ruffled fluffy feathers, but by wild, frizzy brown human hair that usually dangles over the face. So it's hard to tell sometimes who you are facing so early in the morning when it's still dark outside. But she tip toes over to the side of the bed and slips in under the covers and whispers, "want watch t-beee" and "elmo on?" If you get your binoculars out, you may catch a glimpse of her in the nest of pillows. I think her internal clock is permanently set for 6:00 a.m. now.