What is your daily routine?
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6:00AM - get up, put on gym clothes, feed cats, brush teeth, get water/keys/phone, walk to gym
6:10 - 45 minute workout
6:45 - walk home, make protein shake, get ready for work (leisurely pace)
7:45 - get dressed, put lunch & snacks into lunch bag, make coffee
8:00 - drive to work
8:15AM - 4:30PM - work
4:30 - 4:45 - drive home
5:00 - start dinner
6:00 - EAT!
6:30 - watch RuPaul on Netflix, have a shower
8:30 - start making dinner for BF, make lunch for next day, enter next day foods in MFP
9:00 - BF comes home, hang out with him, have a snack (or 5)
10:00/10:30/11:00 - BED!
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i make sure to breathe every day.
anything beyond that, is simply a perk0 -
5:30am wake up, pet cat, turn over. Pet cat again because he is pestering me.
5:45 - turn on tv for weather, get up
5:55 - check calendar
Depending on day: take shower, or get dressed, eat breakfast,
Makeup, hair
take bus or ride bike to pt
After that it depend on what is on my calendar.0 -
Weekdays:
4:00 - Wake up, lifting session in my garage gym
6:15 - Cook and eat post-workout meal, give dog medicine, take vitamin/fish oil/probiotic, last minute food prep for work day
6:45 - Shower, clothes, makeup, hair
7:30 - Leave house
8:30-5:30 - Work (I'm a legal assistant)- 9:30 - Second breakfast
- 12:30 - Lunch
- 3:00 - Afternoon snack
7:30 - Relax in front of the TV
8:00 - Head upstairs, get ready for bed, text my husband while he's on break at work
9:00 - Spend the next 30-60 minutes trying to fall asleep0 -
I like seeing others' routines!
5:40- alarm, snooze until 6:00
6:00- get up, use restroom and get hair and makeup done as much as possible until toddler wakes
6:15- HE'S UP. Take him to potty, then head to the kitchen to get him breakfast.
6:30- back to the bedroom, turn on cartoons for toddler while he finishes breakfast. Time to get myself dressed
6:45- time to dress the toddler
6:55- gather lunch and coffee (from keurig) then let the dogs outside for the day
7:05- leave house, drop off son at daycare, drive to work
8-4:30 PM-- work
5:00--pick up son from daycare
5:15-- get home, make supper
5:30-6- eat supper
6-6:45- do whatever activity toddler wants to do, outside when weather is nice
6:45- toddler bath time
7:00 rock toddler (I do this every single night!)
7:30- toddler goes to bed, get dressed for gym
7:45- head to gym (husband is home)
8 to 8:45- work out
9:00- shower time
9:30-1030-- catch up on tv shows, make breakfast and lunch for the next day, pick out toddler's outfit for next morning
1030- lay down, watch tv in bed
11-- sleep
2 am-- son wakes up in middle of the night because he wants in our bed, go get him, lay back down. sleep the rest of the night.
5:40 am-- do it all again.
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5:15am - alarm goes off
5:15:02am - hit snooze
5:20am - The puppy starts whining because she knows it's time to get up.
5:20am - 5:30am -Place pillow over my head to keep the puppy's sounds quieter
5:30am - Roll out of bed and release the puppy from her kennel. Puppy steps on my toes in excitement
5:35am - 6:45am:
Shower
Try to remember what I decided I was going to wear as I was drifting off to sleep
Get my girls up
Remind my girls to eat breakfast
Remind my oldest that deodorant is a necessity
Remind the oldest to feed the cats and puppy
Let puppy out to potty and run around
Finish getting myself and the girls ready
6:45am - Out the door
7:15am - Arrive at work and enjoy the peace of only a few people in the office
8:00am - Head to the cafe' for my breakfast - 3 eggs and oatmeal
8:10am - 11:00am - Work and take a short walk if possible
11:00am - 11:45am - Walk
11:45am - 4:15pm - Finish workday, eat lunch at my desk and take a short walk if possible.
5:00pm - Home - Make sure the girls are home and all immediate needs are taken care of (homework, toy repairs, etc). Verify that the puppy was let out to potty.
5:30pm - 6:30pm Dinner for the humans and the animals
6:30pm - 8:00pm Showers and bedtime routine for the girls. Reminding the oldest that 'yes, you must brush your teeth for a second time AND yes, deodorant does indeed wear off)
8:00pm - 10:30pm Breathe, Move more (need to beat my step goal of course!), Watch TV (but move during commercials and other times...most days...some days I am a lump on the couch)
10:30pm - Let the puppy out one more time and try to convince her that she does not need to be my alarm clock
10:45pm - Go to bed and think about what I will wear tomorrow ... even though I likely won't remember in the morning.
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6:30 - alarm goes off, hit snooze; repeat two or three times
7:00 - get up, very quietly to avoid waking sleeping baby; get coffee and watch 5 minutes of the news before baby starts crying; vow to stop hitting snooze so I can have more time to myself in the morning
7:10 - after changing baby, feed her while trying to finish my coffee
7:20 - wake up 9 year old and 6 year old for school, fix them breakfast if they don't want to eat it at school
7:30 - pack lunches, finish feeding baby, tell 3 year old (who has stumbled out of bed, bleary eyed by this time) to leave her sisters alone, they need to get ready for school
7:45 - start nagging kids to get dressed and brush their teeth
8:00 - realize bus will be here in 15 minutes and nobody is dressed yet; start nagging LOUDER
8:10 - send kids who by some miracle got ready on time out to wait for bus, fix three year old breakfast, change baby again, drink more coffee
8:30 - get morning chores done (clean up kitchen, tidy bedrooms, clean bathroom - how DO they manage to get toothpaste on the ceiling anyway? Take dog out, feed him, start laundry (if needed)). Drink more coffee.
10:00 - get three year old snack, feed and change baby; get them ready for errand running if we need to, play/read/go outside with kids if we don't need to. Drink more coffee.
11:30 - remember I haven't eaten yet and decide to fix "breakfast". Three year old insists that she's hungry again, fix her something too; feed and change baby. Wish there was more coffee left, but decide not to make another pot just yet.
12:30 - clean up kitchen and do whatever dinner prep work I can; enlist three year old in helping me put the disaster formerly known as a living room back in order. Take dog out again.
1:00 - remember the laundry, put it in the dryer; get three year old snack, feed and change baby, perhaps have a snack myself
2:00 - put on a pot of coffee; realize older kids will be home in just over an hour - panic; run around like crazy person trying to get things done before I am crazily outnumbered
3:30 - kids get home from school, help them go thru pockets and backpacks, empty lunch boxes, remember that I made coffee (yes!) pour a cup
3:45 - help kindergartener with her homework, feed and change baby before I have to start fixing dinner, let kids go out and play, or if it's cruddy out let them watch tv
4:30 - husband gets home from work, have some coffee and try to talk to each other over the noise and general mayhem; get started on dinner
5:00 - eat dinner (or, if it's a gym day make sure husband doesn't have too much to do to get dinner on the table before I leave for gym - only happens twice a week)
5:30 - clean up dinner dishes, feed dog, feed and change baby
6:00 - if I went to the gym this is when I do the 5:30 stuff, if I didn't go that day this is when I breathe and drink more coffee, unless it's bath night. If it is bath night, wrangle 3 unwilling, screaming children into the tub, then, 20 minutes later wrangle 3 unwilling, screaming children out of the tub
6:30 - get the kids into pjs, get meat out of freezer for next day's dinner, feed cat and clean litter box, enlist kids in helping clean disaster formerly known as living room - bribing with dessert is helpful here
7:00 make good on my offer of dessert. Take dog out, advise him never to have puppies (he's fixed anyway, but still)
7:15 - fight over whose turn it is to brush teeth first while feeding and changing baby
7:30 - stories and bed for 6 and 3 year old, and baby; 9 year old starts her homework
8:00 - escape bedroom, prep lunches for next day, check 9 year old's homework and get her off to bed
8:20- get more coffee if there is any left, if not seriously consider making more, but decide it's too late, watch tv with husband, remember laundry and fold it (maybe)
11ish - go to bed; tell myself to get up when the alarm goes off so I can have some time to myself in the morning...0 -
I'm at stay @ home mom who doesn't drive.
730 up to eat breakfast
8:15-9:00 workout
9:00-10:00 snack time
12:00- lunch time
2:30-5:00 Quiet time and snack time
7:00 dinner time except on Wednesday nights me and husband ride our bikes in Houston 10-20 miles.
8:00-10:00 free time since my hubby is home.
10:00 get daughter ready for bed
11:00 go to bed
I'm constantly up and moving around cleaning, washing dishes, and doing laundry.0 -
On days I work:
4:50 am alarm goes off, hit snooze at least twice
5:15 roll out of bed, brush teeth, put contacts in, put on workout clothes
5:20 heat up some coffee, sip and read email
5:30 jump on treadmill, run for 3 miles
6 am wake the kids up, set out school clothes, yell at them to get dressed
6:10 jump in the shower
6:20 get the kids started with breakfast, cold cereal
6:25 finish getting dressed for work
6:50 clean up from breakfast, get backpacks ready
7 am out the door
7:30 drop kids off at school
8 am-2:40 pm work, walk during lunch break
3 pick up kids from school
3:30 at home (or stop at the store before heading home if needed), pack lunches for next day, sort through kid's folders, help with homework, start dinner, then start a myriad of chores such as laundry, cleaning, reading mail, paying bills, responding to emails, etc.
5 pm eat dinner, clean up, continue with chores around the house
7 pm kids go to bed
9 pm I go to bed, unless something really good is on TV
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On days I work:
4:50 am alarm goes off, hit snooze at least twice
5:15 roll out of bed, brush teeth, put contacts in, put on workout clothes
5:20 heat up some coffee, sip and read email
5:30 jump on treadmill, run for 3 miles
6 am wake the kids up, set out school clothes, yell at them to get dressed
6:10 jump in the shower
6:20 get the kids started with breakfast, cold cereal
6:25 finish getting dressed for work
6:50 clean up from breakfast, get backpacks ready
7 am out the door
7:30 drop kids off at school
8 am-2:40 pm work, walk during lunch break
3 pick up kids from school
3:30 at home (or stop at the store before heading home if needed), pack lunches for next day, sort through kid's folders, help with homework, start dinner, then start a myriad of chores such as laundry, cleaning, reading mail, paying bills, responding to emails, etc.
5 pm eat dinner, clean up, continue with chores around the house
7 pm kids go to bed
9 pm I go to bed, unless something really good is on TV
great routine
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Week Days:
5:15-5:30am wake up, RR, turn on TV/DVD, put hair up
5:30ish workout (youtube or DVD)
6:10 shower and dressed
6:25 turn on coffee
6:30-6:55 coffee and computer time, RR and put on makeup
7 take dogs out and hope they don't eat grass or walnuts
7:15-7:30 eat snack and prep bag for work (hopefully dogs have not thrown up, and I don't have additional clean up)
7:30 leave for work
8-4:30 work (snack is a protein bar at 10:05, lunch at 11:40, afternoon snack is usually a banana)
4:45-5:15 workout (M/W is lifting, T/TH is usually a 3 mile run, Fri is rest night)
5:15-6 drive home and prep dinner (Friday we go out, usually shopping and Whataburger)
6-8 eat dinner, clean up, make lunch and prep coffee for tomorrow, bath/shower, pick out work and workout clothes, pack bag, snack (maybe watch some TV with hubs)
8:30 bedtime, reading, lights out by 9-9:30
Weekend:
Maybe sleep till 7. Saturdays are usually circuit training video, then coffee/bath/take dogs out. Sundays are yoga, coffee, RR, take dogs out, RR and then a run at the park followed by grocery shopping. I also try to get in a nice walk or two with the dogs on weekends and holidays.0 -
Hmmm ....
5:30/6:00 AM - Wake up on my own, go to the restroom, realize I'm still dog tired. Go back to sleep.
6:45 AM - First alarm goes off. Hit cancel. Go back to sleep.
7:00 AM - Second alarm goes off. Hit cancel. Go back to sleep.
7:15 AM - Third Alarm goes off. Hit cancel. Turn on tv and select something on Netflix. Let it play. Doze on and off.
7:30 AM- Forth alarm goes off. Sit up and actually watch the TV while wondering if I really want to go to class today.
7:45 AM- Fifth alarm goes off. Decide it is in my best interest to attend class. Get up and go take a shower.
8:00 AM - Sixth and final alarm goes off to let me know I should be out of the shower by now.
8:00-8:30 AM - Morning routine and prepare breakfast, morning snack, and lunch (breakfast only ... And maybe a morning snack ... if it is Friday). Pack class things into backpack, grab food off the counter, rush out the door to my car swearing that tomorrow I will get up earlier so I don't have to rush
8:45 AM - Pull into business school garage and eat breakfast.
9:00 AM to ... 5:15 on Mondays, 3:00 Tuesday's and Thursday's (class and then work), 2:15 on Wednesdays, and 12:05 on Fridays - Class or Class and then work
5:45/3:30/2:30/12:30 - Gym for hour and fifteen then shower
Remainder of afternoon/evening - homework, studying, cooking, chill with friends, club meetings, group project meetings, etc.
10 PM - Homework/study cutoff ... Or else random bs gets turned it because I can't spell or I end up reading the same paragraph 80 times over
1:00 AM - Usually asleep no later than this time
Sat/Sun
-Up and out of bed by 9, maybe 10
-Protein shake then gym then breakfast/morning snack if I'm hungry.
-Shower
-Rest of the day is doing homework ahead of time, studying for exams, going over to friends places, going grocery shopping, washing and folding clothes, going to group project meetings, participation in organization functions, etc
Aaaaaand repeat.
Unless it's summer. Then I have this amazing full-time internship position at a great firm. I get up (like actually GET UP lol) with the birds, leave my parents house (the internship is closer to them which is great for me because I don't have to pay rent whoop whoop) around 6:45, get there around 8-8:15 (traffic is a billion times worse where they live), work until 5:00, and get home around 6:00/6:30 (again with that traffic lol). I use my schools or my apartments gym, so I don't have a gym near them. I simply do home workouts. Then kind of whatever for the rest of the evening, spend time with my parents and brother, call up some friends, work on my internship stuff, etc.
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8:30 alarm goes off. Snooze til about 9.
9 ish- get up, get dressed, put dogs out.
10:00-10:15-leave to go to the gym
Get to the gym by 10:45.
Work out from 10:45-12:20.
Home by 12:45
12:45-1:25- wash hair, get cleaned up, change clothes , get ready for work.
1:30-6:30 work
Get home anywhere from 6:40 to 7 pm depending on whether I get out of work on time or not.
7:00pm start dinner/eat
8:00-? Clean
In bed anywhere from 10:30 to midnight.
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niaacrush2000 wrote: »xbowhunter wrote: »up @ 5am
Feed and walk the dog
Make Breakfast
Be @ work for 6am
snack @ 10:30am
home for Lunch/feed the dog @ 12pm
Snack @ 2pm
Leave work @ 3pm
Gym from 3:15pm to 4:15pm
home dinner @ 5pm
walk the dog for an hour
work around the house
bed @ 10pm
sleep
Rinse & repeat Mon to Fri...
Sat / Sun I do what-ever but eat similar or less than the above (unless we have a party then all bet's are off).
How do you all manage to wake up @5 am or early in the morning? Why i feel so tired all the time? Any suggestions?
Y'all making me soooo glad I'm childless and retired!
FWIW, I was never an early morning person. Even when working long hours, I got up at the latest possible time, ate on the run, and barely skidded into work on time, saving extra work hours, most home chores & exercise for evenings and weekends.
For contrast and laughs, my current routine is more like:
Tu & Th: Up at 7, fix snack-breakfast for the road, at spin class at 9. Full breakfast (lunch?) after spin.
Rest of the week: Winter - sleep until 10 or noon unless I need to get up for something, stretch/yoga for 30-45 minutes, breakfast. Summer - same as Winter, some days; other days, get down to the river by 8:30 to row, often go out for coffee with rowing buddies afterward.
Post breakfast, household chores, errands, hobbies, internet time, weight training at home, core exercise at home; in Winter possibly some rowing machine at home or a walk if the weather is warm (usually isn't). Probably some more lunch or a snack.
Evening: Social stuff, rowing team practice, more chores/hobbies/errands, arts'n'crafts group meeting, other rowing if not winter, etc. Finish unfinished weight training or core exercise if needed. Keep going until at least midnight (when I have to get up next morning), if not 2 or 3AM.
I like retirement!0
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