What's your favourite time of day?

Knowing my family are all in from work in there own homes settled in.Im sitting in front of tele with a glass of red wine .

I love the very early morning, especially those sun filled days. On waking I like to look out the back windows of our house and contemplate the communal gardens where I live, which are beyond our own patio one of 30 feet or so. Very close to our back fence we have a beautiful Horse Chestnut tree, bare at the moment, but glorious when the leaves begin to sprout and later on, for a while it has white candle like flowerings before it goes into full green mode. On such days, in the early morning everything looks brand new. On warmer days I will sit outside with an early morning coffee listening to the birdsong. The gardens roll down to the Thames and boat moorings and a couple of Edwardian boat houses are positioned at each end. In the summer I like to exit our back gate and wander down to a seat with a cup of coffee to just sit and look at the river, it's very tranquil, unless the geese are having one of their massive honking sessions which they are sometimes prone to in the early morning.

I have two good times of day. I'm at my best in the morning, although I hate getting up. My mind is really sharp, up until 11am, then my concentration goes.

I also like early evening, particularly in the summer. When I lived in Spain, I'd often get home from work and wander to the town square for a drink. And after DGS was born, I'd walk him down there in his pram. My happiest time.

Not an early drinker no

Yes are you ok Artdecogran

That's ok rayhansen just thought you may be an early drinker

Artdecogran your post sounds so sad. I hope you are ok.

Bedtime so I can be unconscious and forget my life.

Afternoon. Chores are done. Nothing interesting on tv. Quiet time. Hand sewing or perusing things on the iPad.

Mistake should have been pm thanks x

definitely bedtime, to rest my aching body and feel the warmth of my electric blanket.

evenings i think. though listening to the birds in the morning is good...but i think evening though just as the birds are settling down for the night and dusk appears out of no where.and when its a clear night the stars arrive...and i say hello to the moon when i see it.

Defo the morings when i have the most energy. I try to do everything before lunch time which requires this. After lunch i prepare our evening meal, tidy up my kitchen and usually end up having to sit down by 3 pm for a rest, and usually a catnap. This then refreshes me for the evening, cooking the dinner, clearing away and finishing off anything that needs doing. Now the lighter evenings are on the way i will potter in the garden and greenhouse for an hour until i sit down for the evening.

When I was at work, apart from having to be up at 5.30 to be able to get ready and make sure I ate breakfast, I really enjoyed my bus journey into work, especially in the summer when you could see the sun rise. I even spotted a muntjac deer having a stroll along our village High Street when I walking down to catch my bus!
Evenings are always good too - this time of year, it's nice after dinner, washing up done, curtains closed and tv on, getting nice and cosy before bedtime but in the summer if the weather is fine , it's lovely to sit out in the garden with my cup of tea , watching the birds getting ready to roost and the barn owls flying over the nearby river meadows.
Unfortunately, now have new neighbours that all smoke outside in their garden so for this coming summer I will have to move my chairs and table to another part of the garden.

I love early morning especially in the spring. Birds singing and going out for a walk before everyone has woke up. Just great!

I go to bed with a great book... and a lovely husband.
I wake up upbeat.
I have busy or lazy days depending how I feel.
I look after my a Grandson (4yrs) at weekends, tiring sometimes but lovely.
I love breakfast, lunch and dinner meals.
I walk my dog Hattie the Pug.
I shop very carefully but enthusiastically.
In summary, I just don’t know which is my fave part of the day. ?

Monday mornings in particular. The joy of not having to get up and go to work.

Breakfast time. Because by then I've completed my long morning routine - physio exercises, shower, meds. So sitting down with a bowl of cereal, a cup of tea and my book is heaven!

Early morning before anyone wakes up. It's quiet and peaceful and the worries of the day haven't piled up yet. And, that's when I work out and feel like a Bad A@%

I do not sleep well. Despite going to bed at a sensible time, i don't get to sleep until about 2.00am. if i am lucky. I sleep for 30 minutes, 60 on the odd occasion, then wake up and can't sleep again until 5 or 6am. This is my favourite time, between 3 and 5am. Hubby is sound asleep, the house is quiet and dark and i feel so relaxed, calm and safe. I wish i could permanently live in those same 2 hours.

Evenings when I can sit on my laptop and check out Gransnet, do a bit of "property porn", you know, looking at mahoosive houses that I can't afford. Then later, getting into bed with my Kindle and reading for an hour before becoming unconscious

BlueSapphire I was going to say 3.00pm on days when I am not at work so I can watch Escape to the Country. My guilty secret.

Our favourite time is about 8.30, after we have eaten our supper. We sit in the living room, with a glass of wine or a coffee and chat, listen to music or watch television and just unwind ...

Bedtime after a long day at work I love the restful relaxation

How I envy all you larks! Someone hits me over the head with a hammer every night and I always wake up feeling dreadful...? I used to say I was an owl, but now I don’t think any part of the day is that good...
But, a hot water bottle and a good book make me happy.

It has to be getting into bed, especially when I have put clean sheets on the bed.