This summer, I've had a pretty chill summer job with lots of free time in the evenings, coinciding with long summer days. Here is how my weekdays look:
5:30 AM: wake up (the sun has been up for a good hour or so and the light makes it easier to rouse)
5:45: dress and wander downstairs to check the TV and Internet for overight developments in the news all while applying my make up in stages (sunscreen, let it sink in, foundation, let it dry, mineral powder, etc)
6:00: Monster gets up and comes down to make coffee for us.
6:15: I make breakfast (usually bagels with cream cheese) and we sit on the couch watching the news and sipping our cofee
6:30: Monster leaves for the day and I clean up a bit
6:45: I lock up and walk to the bus stop
7:02: Bus arrives
7:10: I get off the bus and walk over to the Tim Hortons parking lot, where I meet my friends and we carpool to work
7:30: Arrive at work
3:30: Leave work
4:30: on Tues/Thurs I work out, on other days, I run errands or go out with Monster
7:00: Dinner
8:00: We watch movies or shows Monster has recorded or downloaded during the week
10:00 I go to sleep to start the whole thing tomorrow!
5 comments:
Wow, a whole 45 minutes to apply make-up, you are very devoted to your routine to get up that early for it. And very lucky, my morning beauty routine has become very short since I became a mom! No more 30 minute blow dries for me! I'm wondering why you (and presumably your work friends) choose the 7:30 - 3:30 work day? I would probably choose it myself since Gabby wakes us all up so early right now anyway.
We chose it because we get our bosses to ourselves in the morning, before everyone else arrives. We can ask them questions about our files and get them fresh and ready.
But also, those forty-five minutes are mostly devoted to blog reading and news watching--with makeup application in between. Hope the little Squishy (who I haven't seen a picture of in close to a month, hint, hint) is giving Mommy a break from time to time.
Yes, i've really been meaning to get on the pictures, but I have so much work to do and I have a huge binder of materials to read by my first run in with the Bar Admission Course in August.
I figured as much. No pressure. Be well and know your sister loves you very much...and appreciates that its HER turn next with the Bar.
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