Life, it’s bigger
Everything’s been pretty hum-drum lately. No need for any increase in life insurance rates because nothing we’re doing is even vaguely risky. Here’s a sampling of my daily activities:
6: Wake up. Walk dogs. Dogs are crazy and want to only poop on the very top of snowbanks.
6h30: Get home. Shower. Get dressed. Eat breakfast. Snuggle dogs. Load dishwasher or washing machine (sometimes both! Usually just one).
7h10: Wake up Rob, who intelligently showered and set out his clothes the night before.
7h20/7h30: Drive Rob to work. Turn around and drive back to town and drive to my work.
8h15: Get to work. Start working.
3h15: stop working with kids. Start doing other work.
4h15: Leave work for home.
4h30: Get home. Walk dogs.
5: Get back from walk. Do the prep for supper by chopping things up (if it’s something that is cooked fast – if it’s something that takes longer, start actually cooking it.
5h30: Leave to pick up Rob.
6h: Pick up Rob.
6h30 get home. Finish supper (most of the time Rob does this part because I am whiny).
7: Eat
7h30: FREE TIME! In which we fool with the dogs and talk to each other and I do some school work and whatever!!! THE FREEDOM IS INTOXICATING!
8h30: I am tired so I usually go to bed around now. I read for about half an hour or so. Generally I’m asleep by 9 or 9h30.
Rob’s work schedule is going to change in a few weeks. He’ll be home later in the morning (and will be carpooling with someone else) so I can leave a bit later for work. Also he’ll have more time to spend with the dogs, and later his schedule will be like, 4 days on, 3 days off, so he will have more home time.
So yeah. Interesting blog posts? Not that those have happened in the past three years… but if you were expecting any, they’re probably not happening anytime soon.
February 25th, 2010 saat: 1:43 pm
And yet your blog is far more interesting than mine because all I ever talk about is work, work, work, and… well, there you have it.