EARLY MORNING IN PHOTOS

Very early this morning in photos. Actually about 3:30 am. Strangely it's when I did the dishes.
Been piddling rain for days. This is the parking lot.
Mixing bowel ready to be washed.
The empty sink after the dishes are done.
My scrubby sponge.

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