- Wake up anywhere from 7-8 - Take trash out on Monday or Thursday - Eat cereal/vitamin - Shower/Brush teeth/Contacts/Shave/Hair gel/Dress - Feed cats and give them the toy that I take away from them before bed that makes noise - Grab gym clothes - Get fruit for snack later in day - Leave house between 7:45-8:45 - Arrive at desk between 8-9.
true, I can't even comprehend that happening in my house. me... snooze from 6:00 to about 6:30 - 6:45 take shower, shave dress feed dog, let her out to pee (hopefully its not raining) grab a coke and head out to work around 7 -7:15
LOL..today was only like the 3rd time that my wife ironed my clothes in over 8 months of marriage. She used to iron them all the time while we were dating. Hmm, the moral is if you want a woman to iron your clothes, just stay in a dating mode with them, definitely don't get married. Because your ironing gravy train will come to an end.
9:30: Wake Up. 9:30-10:00: Eat breakfast, do some Swirve work, surf the net, etc. 10:00-10:07: Take dump. 10:07-10:13: Shower. *10:13-10:18: Shave. 10:18-10:22: Dress. 10:22-10:24: Feed dog and pack bag for work. 10:24-10:30: Walk dog. 10:30: Out the door and on the way to the office. *Twice a week at most. Now that I have a roommate again, I hope to start waking up about an hour earlier so we can, um, go work out. Yeah, work out.
7:45 alarm goes off 7:45 and 15 seconds, hit snooze 7:55 alarm goes off again 7:55 and 15 seconds, turn off alarm 7:56 turn on tv and check weather 8:00 get out of bed, make bed and go take a dump 8:05 or 8:15 (Depending on dump) shower 8:15: or 8:25, get dressed and drink OJ 8:30 turn on TV and watch ESPN 8:40, go to work 8:45, arrive at work and log on to BBS
6:50 Cell phone alarm goes off. I turn it off. 7:40 I startle myself awake with the realization that I should have gotten up 50 minutes ago. 7:40 10 seconds - I resign myself to knowing I will be late so I lay back down to think of excuses. 8:00 I finally get up and debate between calling the boss' office phone to leave a VM or call him on his cell phone and let him know directly that I'm feeling 'under the weather'. 8:10 I'm back in bed since I'm 'sick' and need to take good care of myself. I'll drink lots of water after I wake up at 10.
4:45 am wake up - think of something positive for 5 min- Start coffee-Starbucks French Roast 4:50Bring my dogs outside 4:55-give senior dogs - Reglin- digestive drops 5:10-feed dogs 5:20-Eat healthy cereal-Kashi or instant oatmeal/fruit/ Yogurt- check Clutch fans and Obituaries 5:30-fix lunch 5:45-put dogs back in bed with my wife 5:50-Shave-etc. 6:10-Head to jobsite-make phone calls begining at 6:30-I live less than 15 min from most jobsites 6:50-Brief safety meeting for employees/ quick line up-some guys have to be oriented daily Every early day is the same and I find comfort in routine My workday is different every day as tasks and jobs evolve and change-I enjoy the variation too
Sometimes I throw my clothes on my wife's pile that she's about to iron in the hope that she will take pity on me. It works about 1 out 100 times.
work days 5:00-5:25 wake up, make some coffee, shower 5:25-5:45 get dressed, cruise net while enjoying coffee 5:45 depart for work 6:45 arrive off days are ANYTHING GOES!!1
Oh, forgot to give time for cleaning the pipes. depending on mood that day departure time could be pushed back as much as 15 minutes
LMAO...reading obituaries after thinking of something positive sounds like a waste of that 5 minutes... Also, I applaud you for eating Kashi cereal. Though healthy I'm sure, the cereal and crackers from Kashi are absolutely disgusting to me. But the Kashi granola bars are perfect for a grab-and-go breakfast. The trail mix and honey almond ones are quite delicious.
I actually started eating Kashi cereal.. the crunchy multigrain clusters one actually isn't bad. Tastes like granola to me pretty much.. I make it work by eating it every other day or sometimes every 3rd day. (I've also tried the Kashi version of cheerios...just tastes like crunchy nothing. Which isn't so horrible with milk)
