What are you doing RIGHT NOW???
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Watching curling before we head off to mother in laws0
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Making dinner and wondering if I'm feeling good enough yet to hit the gym.2
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R3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »Making dinner and wondering if I'm feeling good enough yet to hit the gym.
Yes - yes you are - you feel great - you look great - and you’re going to crush it at the gym 💪
ETA - this is what I would have said yesterday lol. - I’m always a day late and a dollar short 🤷♂️0 -
R3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »Making dinner and wondering if I'm feeling good enough yet to hit the gym.
Yes - yes you are - you feel great - you look great - and you’re going to crush it at the gym 💪
Thanks friend. Decided on skipping the gym last night and give myself an extra day and that was a great decision on my part cause I feel amazing today. I'm going tonight!1 -
Avoiding folding laundry0
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Finally finished working for the day. Back in my hotel room watching Will Trent0
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Laying in bed wishing I had a massage therapist on call to massage my sore/pained muscles 😩1
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Drying my hair; getting ready for this last day in Nashville0
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Waking up and wishing I could sleep more0
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Waiting for my Lyft driver
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Home because of snow lol0
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Taking a walk
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Folding laundry1
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Taking a breather at work2
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Sitting in the Delta World Club in Nashville - where I've been for the last 3 hours and 20 minutes. It's comfortable, I'm getting work done for the next job, I've eaten decent food... but I just want to go home - so I can drive for hours in snow and freezing rain 😢🥶😨2
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Watching curling. I should go workout1
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I just finished the last episode of the Sopranos and I thought my cable went out bc the screen just turned black..then I googled the ending and I'm not sure how I feel about it now0
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?0 -
When the kids are off from school as they are this week and I don’t have to spend a lot of time waking them and getting them on the bus I drink coffee for about 45 minutes, cook and eat breakfast for 20. And then it’s zip zip zip I’m out. Unless I walk on the treadmill at home instead of going to the gymPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
When the kids are off from school as they are this week and I don’t have to spend a lot of time waking them and getting them on the bus I drink coffee for about 45 minutes, cook and eat breakfast for 20. And then it’s zip zip zip I’m out. Unless I walk on the treadmill at home instead of going to the gymPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?
I should take some tips from you. My morning consists of hitting snooze three times, grabbing my coffee for the car ride, skipping breakfast, feeding the dogs, throwing my hair up, getting dressed, and out the door I go. Takes me about 20 minutes tops. Like you, I shower before bed.1 -
Your morning routine is my natural inclination and that is how I used to live.Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
When the kids are off from school as they are this week and I don’t have to spend a lot of time waking them and getting them on the bus I drink coffee for about 45 minutes, cook and eat breakfast for 20. And then it’s zip zip zip I’m out. Unless I walk on the treadmill at home instead of going to the gymPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?
I should take some tips from you. My morning consists of hitting snooze three times, grabbing my coffee for the car ride, skipping breakfast, feeding the dogs, throwing my hair up, getting dressed, and out the door I go. Takes me about 20 minutes tops. Like you, I shower before bed.
I’m not exactly sure what changed. I think it might’ve had something to do with how badly my mind and body reacted to being sleep deprived when my babies were infants. I hate feeling that way.
When I’m sleep deprived I am lazy and eat poorly and I’m cranky and I snap at people and it makes me feel bad about myself so I go to bed early whenever I’m able. Having a plan helps me do that.
❤️
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i wish i could relax as well as you two in the morning.
my alarm goes off i am in the shower, while coffee is brewing and i am out, dressed, poyr the coffee in a thermos grab my lunch and out the door in 30 minutes from the time the alarm goes off.
Sadly, on the weekends it is not much different i am just not behind a wheel those days i get to enjoy my coffee while sitting on the sofa and i dont need an an alarm i am always wake 5 minutes before.2 -
Curling and wine and hoping it's a snow day (and being sad I couldn't drink the hot chocolate I just made)
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SundryCoder wrote: »i wish i could relax as well as you two in the morning.
my alarm goes off i am in the shower, while coffee is brewing and i am out, dressed, poyr the coffee in a thermos grab my lunch and out the door in 30 minutes from the time the alarm goes off.
Sadly, on the weekends it is not much different i am just not behind a wheel those days i get to enjoy my coffee while sitting on the sofa and i dont need an an alarm i am always wake 5 minutes before.
My dogs kindly wake me up at 6:30 a.m. on the weekends, there's no "sleeping in around here."
Funny thing is, I need to get out the door first thing in the morning or I'm useless for the rest of the day...even on weekends. I'm a morning person! Don't come near me after 8 p.m.1 -
Coffee, water, ibuprofen, cat, dog0
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Sounds like you’re naturally efficient!SundryCoder wrote: »i wish i could relax as well as you two in the morning.
my alarm goes off i am in the shower, while coffee is brewing and i am out, dressed, poyr the coffee in a thermos grab my lunch and out the door in 30 minutes from the time the alarm goes off.
Sadly, on the weekends it is not much different i am just not behind a wheel those days i get to enjoy my coffee while sitting on the sofa and i dont need an an alarm i am always wake 5 minutes before.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Your morning routine is my natural inclination and that is how I used to live.Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
When the kids are off from school as they are this week and I don’t have to spend a lot of time waking them and getting them on the bus I drink coffee for about 45 minutes, cook and eat breakfast for 20. And then it’s zip zip zip I’m out. Unless I walk on the treadmill at home instead of going to the gymPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?
I should take some tips from you. My morning consists of hitting snooze three times, grabbing my coffee for the car ride, skipping breakfast, feeding the dogs, throwing my hair up, getting dressed, and out the door I go. Takes me about 20 minutes tops. Like you, I shower before bed.
I’m not exactly sure what changed. I think it might’ve had something to do with how badly my mind and body reacted to being sleep deprived when my babies were infants. I hate feeling that way.
When I’m sleep deprived I am lazy and eat poorly and I’m cranky and I snap at people and it makes me feel bad about myself so I go to bed early whenever I’m able. Having a plan helps me do that.
❤️
Going to bed early and getting plenty of sleep is addictive...or I. Officially old1 -
Isn’t it great? Who knew it could feel so goodPlentyofProtein00 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Your morning routine is my natural inclination and that is how I used to live.Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
When the kids are off from school as they are this week and I don’t have to spend a lot of time waking them and getting them on the bus I drink coffee for about 45 minutes, cook and eat breakfast for 20. And then it’s zip zip zip I’m out. Unless I walk on the treadmill at home instead of going to the gymPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
How long does it take you to wake up and get out the door?
I should take some tips from you. My morning consists of hitting snooze three times, grabbing my coffee for the car ride, skipping breakfast, feeding the dogs, throwing my hair up, getting dressed, and out the door I go. Takes me about 20 minutes tops. Like you, I shower before bed.
I’m not exactly sure what changed. I think it might’ve had something to do with how badly my mind and body reacted to being sleep deprived when my babies were infants. I hate feeling that way.
When I’m sleep deprived I am lazy and eat poorly and I’m cranky and I snap at people and it makes me feel bad about myself so I go to bed early whenever I’m able. Having a plan helps me do that.
❤️
Going to bed early and getting plenty of sleep is addictive...or I. Officially old
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
The fact that you framed your list is kinda 🔥2
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