Odd startup icon and issue

When I started my relatively new MacBook tonight, instead of the usual happy Apple icon, the computer stopped at an image of my hard disk with an arrow pointing to it, which I discovered I had to click to get the computer to start fully. Once I clicked the arrow pointing to the HD icon, the computer seemed to run fine, and started up normally again on another try. I haven't done anything funky with changing the designated startup disk, starting up from a network drive, etc.
What gives?

That means that the computer thought the Option key had been pressed at startup. Unless it happens repeatedly by itself, don't worry about it.
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