Don’t miss this since it doesn’t happen very often.
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All five bright planets will appear together in the morning sky from about January 20 to February 20, 2016. That hasn’t happened since 2005.
Source: See all five bright planets simultaneously! | EarthSky.org
Marcha's Two-Cents Worth 
The best thing about living on a boat was that we could get away from civilization – and light pollution – and REALLY see the sky … hopefully, the clouds and residual light allow me to see this!
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I know the feeling. Right here by the lake we often have early morning fog. Getting up before dawn isn’t something I love, either. LOL.
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I’m not fond of being up before the sun, either.
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I definitely run on a solar battery.
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I did, too, then moved to Alaska for a year … my solar clock has sort of been off since then.
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I had a big enough problem with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in Utah. Can’t even imagine Alaska.
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I have never been able to understand if summer, with too much sun OR winter, without enough was worse.
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So true. There are too few areas where there are four, reasonable seasons and of course they’re usually over-populated and polluted.
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True! Currently, we live in FL, and think we’re having a cold wave when it gets down to 40 for a low … in Alaska, I experienced 60 BELOW! The Northern Lights were amazing, though.
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